الصلات الثقافية لبلاد الهوسا مع مصر و البورنو في القرن الثامن عشر الميلادي

Abstract EN

Egypt is the eastern gateway to Africa and since Islam entered Egypt around 20 A.

H / 621 A.

D, and Egypt became the main base from which it was launched including the Arab and Islamic conquests to North and West Africa, hence the importance of studying the ties of Hausa lands with Egypt, because Egypt has played an important cultural role, as a shining Islamic beacon that attracted scholars from all over the Islamic world, and the study seeks to present various intellectual and social influences it is worth noting that there are roots of economic relations between Egypt and the countries of Western Sudan, which have increased thanks to the spread of Islam and the expansion of its area, in addition to the preference of the peoples of West Africa through Egypt as a pilgrimage route.

also, the role played by the Borno sultanate in spreading Islam in the Hausa lands, through trade and merchants coming to it from Borno, does not betray.

the contacts between the Hausa peoples, the Kanuri peoples, the Fulani, the Arabs, and others, and these peoples had settled for a long time in Borno, where strong commercial ties and close ties with the Hausa principalities emerged, because from these relations several cultural elements and new ideas were borrowed, which later became an integral part of the Hausa culture and civilization.