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bleeds into other religious sects, the god Muttaf is prohibited from being drawn, as by its very nature he is opposed to being limited by any and all modes of expression. There have been cases where violence has ensued spurred from drawings of Muttaf. Additionally, the religion includes supernatural
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the elongated triangle has popularly been known as miniature Africa, or the microcosm of all of Africa. Many of the staple foods of the Kirdi have been influenced through trade and exploitation from European powers. These influences came first with the arrival of the British in 1800, followed by the
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people are located in the Far North Cameroon region and are known for many agricultural technological achievements. These ethno-engineering procedures include: small-scale irrigation, canalization, and drainage systems. In addition, the Mafa practice an extensive variety of soil fertility management
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converted to Islam and spread throughout West Africa in the following centuries. They had also begun migrating to Cameroon, where they had attempted to convert the pre-existing peoples. Therefore, the kirdi, have fewer similarities culturally or linguistically as they do in their general geographic
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at 10 percent of the Cameroon population; then Cameroon Highlanders 31 percent, Equatorial Bantu 19 percent, Northwestern Bantu, 8 percent, and Eastern Nigritic 7 percent, and other African and non-Africans representing 14 percent. Given their historical under-representation, the Kirdi has never
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were capture as slaves. This is where the term kirdi earned its use. However, writers have repurposed the term to encompass a general collective group not united with language, customs, or religion, but of the specific negation of one religion, as well as being historical peoples of the
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came under the United Nations as UN Trusteeships, anticipating that the Kirdi would be granted their own self-governance, which seemed perspective as most political groups began to form from the people groups. During the eleventh century and onwards into the nineteenth century
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or UC. Although the Kirdi community is vastly diverse in cultures, based on pressures from rival groups, such as the Fulani, they have come to see themselves as a single group of people, and have had an increasing interest in representation in the political system.
519:, this continued into the nineteenth century. The Fulani population grew at the coast and southern area of Cameroon and converted the pre-existing inhabitants. During the late 1770s and the early 19th century, the Fulani, an Islamic pastoral people of the western 384:, also known as the Tupouri, have historically resided east of Kaélé in the Kaele division and in the Kar-Hay subdivision of the Mayo-Danay division of the Far North Province. They are a kirdi ethnic group and language, that stretches from northern Cameroon into 637:. There, they learned that his intention was to extend his jihad eastward, into Fumbina. The goal was ostensibly to convert various Kirdi (pagan) peoples to Islam. Once under the control of the region, Adama gave enemy nations two options: either 311:, they are called the Bana people. They speak various unrelated languages. These people have origins from the Ngomma people, who founded an ancient capital of their once sovereign land, Timpil. They are monotheistic and atavistic but later became 831:
of this region, and the thousands of years of traditional medicinal practices that have provided some relief before multilateral health initiatives. These medical practices include the consumption of raw plants, crude extraction methods,
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and other Muslim groups, they do not all practice atavistic customs and pagan rituals, many have converted to Christianity and are increasingly self-identifying as a Christian political bloc, to contrast the Muslims opposing blocs.
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and similar branches have dubbed it as Muttaf, although other names have also been adopted for the same general concept. As well as the creator god, the Fali believe, there is another by the name of Ona, which has come to signify
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Cameroon like other West African countries has a pattern of mortality that far outstretches that of the developed world. This has been slowly improving with the help of global initiatives that have aided in bringing
770:. In some recipes, fat is added to fufu for added fortification. This fat can derive from animals or plants. Local ingredients include the following staple foods in Cameroon: cassava, yams, rice, plantain, potato, 693:. The kirdi has had to battle with discrimination and disenfranchisement from many other powers particularly those groups who had a history of campaigns to convert the collection of communities towards 424:
language word for "monkey". Although some writers have considered the name as a proper moniker for the collection of peoples. Presently, Kirdi bears the general meaning "pagan," in opposition to the
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constituted a political voting bloc. Seeking to gain Kirdi votes, the Fulani, while historically they despise the Kirdi, cajole them into boosting their electoral chances, such as for the
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people, also known as the Kamwe people, live in villages of 2000–6000 people, and subsist on livestock farming, agriculture and, in the village of Rumsiki in particular, on tourism. In
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peoples, not native to that region. The great displacement of the historical residents of these regions started in the early nineteenth century, from what would come to be known as the
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The historical meaning of the word, kirdi, can be best translated to mean the following, ‘all those who were non-Muslims and who could therefore be subjected to
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procedures, including: crop rotation and mixed cropping, Agroforestry, biomass, nutrient management. They speak the Mafa language of the Chadic language family.
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declared its independence and adopted a constitution by popular referendum. By 1972, the constitution was redrafted essentially establishing a one-party state.
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In line with many sub-Saharan African states Cameroon has had a tumultuous history under authoritarian ruling powers, their first president a Muslim Fulani,
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primarily exist in the extreme North Province of Cameroon. Their languages are separate languages of the Biu–Mandara branch of the Chadic language family.
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term Matchoubé, meaning "slave" or "servant," is used instead. Most groups, that are recognized under the umbrella term that is the kirdi peoples speak
613:. Adama's reign lasted from 1806 to his death in 1847. Modibbo Adama conquered the region of Fombina, which presently makes up the areas of modern-day 483:. From this, Kirdi has come to be interpreted in the context of a group of people united by the social ideology that emphasizes resistance overall. 1788: 432:
groups. In recent years, many have reclaimed the label as a means of identification and political unity, giving rise to the “kirditude” movement.
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930:(2017). Currently, 99 percent of Fali are Christian. The most prominent churches in Fali land, being in the northwestern region of Cameroon, are 621:. His actions opened the opportunity for more of his people to enter into the region and claim the territory as theirs. After declaring his own 1210:
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capable of granting wishes, sacred crocodiles that are to be coveted and praised, and the black snake. By 2009, a growing proportion of
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number only approximately 13,500 persons in their current historical region. They are Chadic people. The language that they speak is
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during the 1991 election campaign. The term is only recognized in the Extreme North and North regions, while it is not used in the
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Estimates of how many groups may be described as Kirdi vary, with estimates ranging from 26 (2007) to more than 40 (1977).
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Kirditude is thought to have been kickstarted as a movement in opposition to the largely Muslim Fulani political base for
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city in Africa. The kirdi have some traditional foods specific to their specific region, which reflect some of the many
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religion have kept this faith for thousands of years. Their beliefs include that there is a creator god that is
690: 531: 315:. The Fali are distinguished from the other Kirdi for their vibrant ornately decorated textiles and clothing. 2026: 1875: 463:, the kirdi are a vast multitude of many diverse languages, some of which vary by entire language families. 1825: 646: 452: 185: 926:. The population of Fali in total is well over 250, 000 people, or roughly the same as the population of 823:
remain one of the leading causes of death. To mitigate the harsh conditions that pastoral communities of
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are concentrated in mountainous areas of Northern Cameroon and some live in northeastern Nigeria. In
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Minorities at Risk Project, Assessment of Kirdi in Cameroon. MAR. AMAR Project, 2006, available at:
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Kirdi had converted to Christianity, although many of these converts still maintain their syncretic
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now. Major changes occurred based on the legacy of Modibo Adama even after the sovereignty of his
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Muḥammad Zuhdī Yakan, (1999). "Fali," Almanac of African Peoples and Nations. Transaction: p. 309.
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have had some success among the Kirdi in recent years. While kirdi generally bears the meaning "
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Mbaku, John Mukum (2005). Culture and Customs of Cameroon. Westport, Conn. : Greenwood Press.
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term has been adopted by Fulani and other Cameroonian languages. The term has an origin from
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has been used interchangeably with the planet Earth. When the Fali speak of the planet, the
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have to deal with, international health organizations have invested in understanding the
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There is controversy regarding the name “Kirdi”, as it has come to be associated as a
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The first mentioning of Kirdi is by Denham in 1826 (1985:145) who translates the word
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While being a Chadic people, their language is from the Zulgu-Gezmek apart from the
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then split between north and south regions by France and Britain. Following the
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in Cameroon, who are reported to wash their dead in a decoction of the plant.
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beliefs while being influenced under the subjugation of religions such as
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was lost to other powers from the south. New converts to Islam learned
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led to more than 60 percent of the region's total population being of
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The kirdi, in keeping with their traditional practices prior to the
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dispersal, primarily situated in the arid steppe and savannahs of
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is just under half Muslim, mostly concentrated by the coast by
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by the Fulani had permanently altered the land of the Northern
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This article is about the Kirdi people. For the language, see
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The term was applied to various ethnic groups who refused to
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as "Negroes who have never embraced the Mohammedan faith".
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made from boiled and pounded starchy provisions such as
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processes. Plants used for medicinal practices include
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Generally, the Kirdi have been underrepresented in the
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Index

Karata
Chadic languages

Chadic languages
French language
Christianity
Traditional Faiths
Islam
/ˈkɜːrdɪ/
ethnic groups
Cameroon
Nigeria
convert to Islam
pejorative
reappropriated
Kanuri
pagan
Kanuri people
Muslim
Fulani
North
Far North
Fali
Kapsiki
Mafa
Mofou
Mousgoum
Toupouri people
Chadic
Adamawa languages

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