UMD NFLC Hausa Lessons/65 Reconciliation: Difference between revisions

# Lillahiwa Rasulihi (lit: for the sake of God and His messenger) [[truthfully speaking]]

# yi wa tufka hanci (lit: loop at the end of a rope) settle this matter

# ba ni gishiri in baka manda (lit: you give me salt and I give you money) negotiations

# ƙarfin gwiwa (lit: strength of the knee) encouraging

# Kwaliya ba ta biya kuɗin sabulu ba (lit: the facial does not reflect the value of the soap) the end did not justify the means

# Jama’atul Ahlalsunna Dil-altul wuji Party of the People of the Sunna (from Arabic)

# Another version of this item is Jama'atu Ahlis Sunna Lidda'Awati Wal-Jihad ‘people committed to the Prophet’s teachings for propagation and jihad’, and it is the official name of Boko Haram. The word sunna refers to Muslim law, based on Muhammad’s words or acts, that are accepted as authoritative by Sunni Muslims.