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“Malami ubandoma” is a Hausa expression used as a mark of respect.
Its meaning in simple terms:
Malami: a teacher, scholar, or guide in religious or general knowledge.
Ubandoma: literally “our father,” but used honorifically—someone who nurtures, cares for, and raises others through knowledge.
Therefore, “Malami ubandoma” means:
A teacher who stands in the place of a father to us—not a biological father, but a father through upbringing, advice, and guidance.
It is commonly used to express:
deep respect
gratitude to a teacher who has imparted knowledge
spiritual closeness and moral upbringing
In Hausa culture, this expression elevates status: knowledge gives rise to a second father, and such a person is addressed with dignified, weighty language.
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