Saudi Varsity Promotes Nigerian Scholar, Oyarekhua, to Professor of Linguistics

With an impressive repertoire of 50 books in Arabic and Islamic sciences, translated between Arabic and English languages, Professor Oyarekhua's scholarly achievements have garnered international recognition. Additionally, he has participated in over 50 workshops and training courses worldwide, further solidifying his expertise in the field.

Saudi Varsity Promotes Nigerian Scholar, Oyarekhua, to Professor of Linguistics

Abdul Ghani Isa Oyarekhua, a Nigerian scholar known for his prolific contributions to Arabic language and Islamic sciences, has been appointed as Africa's first Professor of Linguistics at the Islamic University of Madinah in Saudi Arabia.

With an impressive repertoire of 50 books in Arabic and Islamic sciences, translated between Arabic and English languages, Professor Oyarekhua's scholarly achievements have garnered international recognition. Additionally, he has participated in over 50 workshops and training courses worldwide, further solidifying his expertise in the field.

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The announcement of Professor Oyarekhua's promotion was met with commendation from the Executive Director of the Amanatullah Legacy Foundation (ALEF), Barrister Musa Ikhilor. In his congratulatory message, Barrister Ikhilor highlighted Professor Oyarekhua's dedication to knowledge acquisition and dissemination, emphasizing his role as a product of the esteemed Sheikh Amanatullah.

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The Amanatullah Legacy Foundation, established in honor of Sheikh Muhammad Amanatullah, aims to promote scholarly development and intellectual excellence. Professor Oyarekhua's promotion serves as a testament to the foundation's mission and values, inspiring fellow scholars and aspiring linguists across Africa.