Deletion of Zarina Sani

Comment: The only problem is that I see a lot of sources that go to the official site for her and pretty much just confirm that she wrote things. These are considered to be primary sources, which means that they can't show notability. They can confirm that she wrote the books but it doesn't confirm that the works are considered notable per Wikipedia's notability policies. (Just publishing things does not guarantee notability.) Now if they reference books and articles that talk about her in depth, that's slightly different but it would still need to be checked to ensure that the books/articles say what the website claims that they say. I mean no disrespect by this, but in the past we've had a lot of sites that tailor and edit sources to make them appear as complimentary as possible to the subject. As a result we generally do not consider any republishing of information on a primary source to be reliable. (There are exceptions, but those are few and far between.) It shows us that sources might exist and gives us a direction to start out on, but for the most part we can't use anything that has been published by anyone involved with the topic at hand (in this case, the late Ms Sani). The link to a syllabus does help, though. If you can show that many schools use the book (by many I mean more than just one or two schools) then that could help show notability for the book or for Ms Sani through .  The biggie here is that you have to show notability through sources that have not been published by Ms Sani, her people, or by anyone that would fall under . Here's a rundown of the sources
Stance: comment
Cited policy: Wikipedia:Notability (WP:ACADEMIC||WP:PRIMARY)

Comment: I tried to see if there was anything out there about her and unless there's sources that aren't posted on the internet and/or in another language, there's just nothing out there to show that she meets any of the notability guidelines here on Wikipedia. I tried to see if maybe she could pass  because she helped create a language dictionary, but I'm not sure that this is enough to really make her pass any of those guidelines since the dictionary doesn't seem to be overwhelmingly notable itself. If anyone can provide sources I'm willing to debate, but the late Sani just doesn't pass notability guidelines
Stance: delete
Cited policy: Wikipedia:Notability (WP:ACADEMIC)