@Munnirsanda Kafin ku ce ta zama halal sai kun duba mai yayi ya samu kudin kar ku ce masa jahili direct baya da ilimi in ba haka ha ku ne zaku zama jahilai di kuwa the source is very important to know before any conclusion
@nuuman_ Very simple but our northern people refuse to understand..if we keep allowing people to make fool of us everything you attribute it to religion after we ourselves do not even follow the teachings of the religion
People are making a lot of noise because Davido referred to Rarara as “illiterate.” However, literacy is not always as simple as the ability to read and write. A person can be highly educated, hold degrees, and still be ignorant in certain areas.
Even in the Qur’an, there are instances where people are criticized for lacking true knowledge and understanding despite having access to learning and scripture. This shows that education, literacy, wisdom, and understanding are not necessarily the same thing.
So before reacting emotionally to the word, it is important to consider the context in which it was used. Being educated does not automatically mean a person is knowledgeable in every respect, just as a lack of formal education does not mean a person lacks wisdom.