Bilkisu Funtuwa
Bilkisu Funtuwa | |
---|---|
Rayuwa | |
Haihuwa | 1960 (63/64 shekaru) |
ƙasa | Najeriya |
Mazauni | Funtua |
Karatu | |
Harsuna |
Hausa Pidgin na Najeriya |
Sana'a | |
Sana'a | Marubuci da marubuci |
Imani | |
Addini | Musulunci |
Hajiya Bilkisu Salisu Ahmed Funtuwa marubuciyar Najeriya ce. Ta na rubuta litattafai acikin harshen Hausa waɗanda suka mayar da hankali akan matan Musulmai masu rahusa. Tana daya daga cikin manyan sanannun marubutan abin da aka fi sani da "Littattafan kasuwar Kano" ko "Littattafan Soyayya".[1][2]
Littattafan tarihinta sun haɗa da jigogin mata da haƙƙoƙin mata tare da batutuwan da suka shafi al'ummar Hausawa da Musulunci, suna jawowa ne daga irin abubuwan da suka samu a matsayin memba na waɗannan ƙungiyoyi. Bilkisu Funtuwa tana da rawar da ake tsammanin ita da kuma al'adar addini fiye da na mata fiye da daya wanda ya zama asalin matan Hausawa, don haka ta yi rubutu game da yadda za a magance irin wannan yanayin. Ayyukan Funtuwa sun mayar da hankali ne a kan mata masu yin tsinkaye waɗanda ke amfani da iliminsu a hade tare da ibadarsu ta addini don ɗaga kansu zuwa babban rabo mai ban mamaki. Waɗannan haruffan suna ɗaukar ayyukan lauyoyi, likitoci, da kuma jami'an gwamnati yayin da suke jagorancin rayuwar livesan kasuwa. Ɗaya daga cikin jigogi da aka ƙayyade aikinta ita ce ƙauna mai ƙauna. A cikin ayyukanta, ma'aurata sun yi musayar ma'amala cike da girmamawa, kusanci, da kuma jin daɗi. [3] Tare da mayar da hankali kan mata don samun cikakkiyar ikon kula da danginsu, litattafan ta sun kuma karfafa mata musulmai kan su mai da hankali kan ilimi yayin da suke da imani.[4]
ajiya Bilkisu H
tana zaune ne tare da iyalinta a garin Funtua, jihar Katsina, Najeriya .
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