Abdul Karim Bangura Knihy

The book explores the intersection of linguistics and mathematics, emphasizing the historical significance of African mathematical contributions to global knowledge. Dr. Abdul Karim Bangura argues that the neglect of African mother tongues in mathematics education hampers development efforts across the continent. He proposes that recognizing the link between African languages and mathematical concepts can unlock opportunities for growth. The text examines linguistic features relevant to African languages and suggests sustainable mathematical ideas as tools for fostering Africa's development.

Focusing on the Hongwu Emperor's eulogy to Prophet Muhammad, the book provides a multidimensional analysis that sheds light on the historical interactions between China and Islam. It explores cultural, religious, and political dimensions, offering insights into how these two distinct civilizations influenced one another. Through this examination, the work highlights the complexities of cross-cultural relations and the significance of the Emperor's words in the broader context of Sino-Islamic history.