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作品 · 非洲与非洲裔哲学

苏菲女性

约1837年 · 作者: 娜娜·阿斯玛乌

一首约作于1836/37年、有富拉语和豪萨语两种版本传世的诗,列举了从先知时代到索科托社群的圣洁女性,作为她所教导的妇女的榜样。

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简介

Nana Asma’u composed “Sufi Women” in 1837 in Fulfulde, and the poem was later rendered into Hausa. It lists holy women from the time of the Prophet Muhammad – among them his wives and daughters – to famous Sufi women of later centuries and the women of the Sokoto community. The poem presents them as models of piety, learning and service and was meant to be learned and recited by the women whom Asma’u and her teachers taught. It is edited and translated in Jean Boyd and Beverly Mack’s collection of her works (1997).

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