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Muhammad Kamalud-Deen Al-Adaby
Wikipedia's first sentence called it “prominent nigerian islamic scholar and the founder of azumratul adabiyyah al-kamoliyyah”. Today it says “prominent nigerian islamic scholar who reformed educational methods in nigeria and was the founder of a number”.
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Muhammad Kamalud-Deen Al-Adabiy , also known as Alhaji Agba (1893–2005), was a prominent Nigerian Islamic scholar and the founder of Azumratul Adabiyyah Al-Kamoliyyah, the Ansarul Islam Society of Nigeria, Muhammad Kamalud-deen College, and Muhammad Kamalud-deen University. Following his passing, he was succeeded by his son, Sofiyyullah Muhammad Kamalud-deen.
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Wikipedia's first sentence called it “prominent nigerian islamic scholar and the founder of azumratul adabiyyah al-kamoliyyah”. Today it says “prominent nigerian islamic scholar who reformed educational methods in nigeria and was the founder of a number”. Read the current article and compare.
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prominent nigerian islamic scholar and the founder of azumratul adabiyyah al-kamoliyyah
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prominent nigerian islamic scholar who reformed educational methods in nigeria and was the founder of a number
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