sanafana,

[TheBababu8]

Gud!

[bbherrs]

Ohh I don't hear wat they say but I REALLY LIKE IT !!!

[shumey123]

nice song realy iam somalian lady i like it my sister she sing very nice even the boy he sing nice good job i am in sweden

[armandg01]

@shumey123 would love to hear them sing it... :)

[mileymusic17]

i love the song 

[wilsano70]

FuK oFF

[lovefareedah]

she lks lik ma sister aaisha...........i love you aaisha and i miss u soo much

[musakiriga]

niger

[kudikudi1]

nice song, its good it has subtitles or i wouldnt have understood what they were singing.

[danbalaabdu]

I think sa na fahnal deen is one of the best Hausa songs there is. Please, somebody, keep it coming. I am very proud to be a Hausa and Muslim.

[imakandy]

wannan kam ta hadu! Mu ma mun Jame.(rawa)

[panadol4life]

Kai amma nice body.I will like to bang her !

[houmahani]

alla ya kara zamanin sadia guele

[Xamuudi]

What a great song, mashallah! I even thu i dont understand hausa, i enjoy the song.

much love from Somali bro.

[africanbeauty777]

Nice Melody.

[Hindatou]

Actually what they mean by sanafana ???

[mbgamji]

SANAFAHNA--is an Arabic word or sentence which means WE WILL UNDERSTAND (OR) WE WILL  SOON KNOW OUR RELIGION ---sanafahna deen

[Hindatou]

mbgamji, thanks a lot 4 ur explaination

[mbgamji]

Hindatou, thanks too, please ur comment is always welcome. It boost thier talents and ingenuity in the field.

[biba11]

heyy i love this song.. I wanna learn hausa aka African hindi jks. Lol the guy has a nice voice.. they both do.. Thxz for posting

[mimi2196]

me too!! :) -any fulani music

[Hindatou]

Believe me when I said Hausa songs are the best better even Indian songs. Keep it up with those songs.

[anak1]

true! :D

[anak1]

btw where's 2??

[AZpomegranate]

this is such a pretty song. I'm glad there's subtitles on it too.

[mbgamji]

Wannan ai makaranta ce Allah ya saka mu da alheri, Sa'adiya Gyale a kara kokari. This is prestigious track, yayi larabawan hausa

[batourey]

Sanafana - c'est bien vrai, toe. A chimi no!

(Haoussa filles sont fort)

[hauwa90]

kun birge ni.ku chi gaba da birge wa allah ya barmana yaran hausa.

[rabiatou22]

indian and arab music derives from african music. so they just taking back what used to be theirs. listen to people like oumou sangare, and griot music from mali and you'll understand.

[rabiatou22]

indian and arab music derives from african music. so they just taking back what used to be theirs. listen to people like oumou sangare, and griot music from mali and you'll understand.

[Gadhka1]

Nice voice and music but it sounds like indian music to me. sorry to say this.

[TVwriter23]

We are all influenced by others no matter what culture.

[TVwriter23]

I understand that, but what I was saying is that everyone is influenced in someway by others. There is nothing wrong with that. What I find great is that it ends up becoming a part of a culture in it's own way.

[TVwriter23]

I don't think you get what I am saying. I'm saying that cultures influence each other.

[hawakeita]

yea..dats wat i thought wen i heard it 2...my friend think am weird coz it an african song and i dont kno it coz am african...lol

[Hindatou]

Yes, I know cuz they feel how wonderful the song is that it's why. But I really like it a lot.

[b4mepls]

There seem to be some confusion about the language. This is HAUSA language spoken as a lingua franca in the Northern part of Nigeria. Also spoken in about six West African Countries like Ghana, Niger, etc. You hardly get to hear them because they don't have any kind of promotion unlike songs from Southern Nigeria.

[hawakeita]

can sum1 tell me wat dis sweet song means...imma african 2 but i dont kno wat language iz dis

[werid02]

can sum1 really tell me wat language iz dis..am african 2 but i cant seem 2 kno wat language iz it...i luv deh song & i dont even kno wat dey sayin....help!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!­!

[werid02]

nice music but what kind of music is lg is thi

[talata77]

great song, one of my best songs.

[nanubibi]

good

[soulssurvivor]

Oh, I understand that it's Nigerian Hausa music. However, based on a general comparison to the music across the continent (particular the music of western and central Africa), I find that it has some striking similarities to other music of the regions I mentioned above... particularly the vocal inclinations, and tone progressions.

[soulssurvivor]

For instance, compare this music to that found in Ghana, Cameroon, or even southern Nigeria...

...now compare it to Malian and Ethiopian music. They share strong vocal and tonal qualities that aren't found in other African music.

[madina55]

Thanks for the info:)

[soulssurvivor]

Very interesting how Muslim regions of West Africa have music so similar to that of East Africans (Ethiopians).

[madina55]

That was very nice with the stranlation for us to understand. Nice saying of the Deen Al-Islam and true. These are North Nigerians right? Corret me if I am wrong. Because I think the Muslims are in the North right? No wonder why their songs are soo similar to the kinds of songs and nasheeds in other Muslim countries of Africa.

Masha Allah

[talata77]

kun birge ne sosai wallahi

[DRATBVC]

good and teaching vocals for those who cherish the teachings of God.

[litoi]

sanafahna to all africans man...Hausawa ku ne Yare

[ohhowimisshome]

Wallahi I never tire of this song. I can listen to it all day! It has this Sudanese/Arab beat to it that so touches my heart. And the vocals... LOVELY... especially the male part.

[wyldfiyah]

I just can't get enough of this!! God bless AFRIKA!!!!

[wyldfiyah]

OOh AFRIKA!!! there's no other like you!!

[bruin03]

na gode. I enjoyed this very much.

[aminsakaba]

i just wish to send my acknowladgement to the artists of madadit two it keeps me company thank you.

[harouna76]

wakar mai dad'i

ina gaisuwa

[micilia]

nigeria da niger babu bare a sakanin mu, wakanga na birgne ni

[talatucarmen]

mai ban dad'i ne. na gode.