wanyu/IteraTeR_v2 huggingface dataset:
Original:  Category:1981 births Category:Living people Category:  Algerian footballers Category:Algeria international footballers Category:Association football midfielders Category:JS Kabylie players Category: Kabyle people Category: Algerian Ligue Professionnelle 1 players Category:USM Annaba players Category:People from Tizi Ouzou Province Category:Algeria under-23 international footballers
Revised:  Category:1981 births Category:Living people Category: Algerian footballers Category:Algeria international footballers Category:Association football midfielders Category:JS Kabylie players Category: Kabyle people Category: Algerian Ligue Professionnelle 1 players Category:USM Annaba players Category:Algeria under-23 international footballers
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Original:  He currently plays for USM Annaba in the Algerian league.
Revised:  He last played for USM Annaba in the Algerian league.
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Original: The Hydrodynamic or Fluid Movement theory is one of three main theories in dentistry developed to explain the sharp, transient pain characteristic of dentine hypersensitivity, arising from stimuli exposure.
Revised: The Hydrodynamic or Fluid Movement theory is one of three main theories in dentistry developed to explain dentine hypersensitivity, which is a sharp, transient pain characteristic of dentine hypersensitivity, arising from stimuli exposure.
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Original: The Hydrodynamic or Fluid Movement theory is one of three main theories in dentistry developed to explain the sharp, transient pain characteristic of dentine hypersensitivity, arising from stimuli exposure.
Revised: The Hydrodynamic or Fluid Movement theory is one of three main theories in dentistry developed to explain the sharp, transient pain arising from stimuli exposure.
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Original:  The main nerve fibres responsible for responding to the stimuli are mostly type A-beta (Aβ), which carry tactile information, and some A-delta (Aδ)  , which relay pain and temperature information to the brain.
Revised:  The main nerve fibres responsible for responding to the stimuli are mostly type A-beta (Aβ), which carry tactile information, and some A-delta (Aδ) nerves , which relay pain and temperature information to the brain.
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Original: Dr. Gysi (1865-1957) was a Swiss dentist , specialising in jaw movement and structure, as well as prosthodontics.
Revised: Dr. Gysi (1865-1957) was a Swiss dentist who specialised in jaw movement and structure, as well as prosthodontics.
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Original:  In vitro studies indicated that stimuli causing an outward flow of fluid from the dentine-pulp complex led to  greater intensity of dentine hypersensitivity than stimuli triggering inward flow.
Revised:  In vitro studies indicated that stimuli causing an outward flow of fluid from the dentine-pulp complex led to a greater intensity of dentine hypersensitivity than stimuli triggering inward flow.
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Original: North Peru (also known as Republic of the North of Peru, or North-Peruvian Republic) First President: General Luis Orbegoso (August 21, 1837 – July 30, 1838) He declared secession of the North-Peruvian Republic from the Peru-Bolivian Confederation on July 30, 1838, but continued as Provisional President until September 1, 1838.
Revised: North Peru (also known as Republic of the North of Peru, or North-Peruvian Republic) First President: General Luis Orbegoso (August 21, 1837 – July 30, 1838) 
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Original:  Second President: General José de la Riva Agüero (August 1, 1838 – January 24, 1839) See also War of the Confederation Republic of Great Colombia – Bolívar's Federation Federal Republic of Central America – another federal state on the American continent that underwent a similar fate. 
Revised:  Second President: General José de la Riva Agüero (August 1, 1838 – January 24, 1839) See also War of the Confederation Republic of Great Colombia – Bolívar's Federation Federal Republic of Central America – another federal state on the American continent that underwent a similar fate. Notes
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Original:  There are two judges who are responsible for the difficulty score , five for the execution score and one who oversees the panel and handles miscellaneous and contested issues regarding judging .
Revised:  There are two judges who are responsible for the difficulty score . Five are responsible for the execution score and one who oversees the panel and handles miscellaneous and contested issues regarding judging .
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Original:  There are two judges who are responsible for the difficulty score , five for the execution score and one who oversees the panel and handles miscellaneous and contested issues regarding judging .
Revised:  There are two judges who are responsible for the difficulty score , five for the execution score . And one oversees the panel and handles miscellaneous and contested issues regarding judging .
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Original:  There are two judges who are responsible for the difficulty score , five for the execution score and one who oversees the panel and handles miscellaneous and contested issues regarding judging .
Revised:  There are two judges who are responsible for the difficulty score , five for the execution score and one who oversees the panel and handles miscellaneous or contested judging issues .
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Original:  He got married 3 years later to maryam in 1941 when he was just 19.
Revised:  He got married 3 years later to Maryam in 1941 when he was just 19.
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Original:  Within a year, he was transferred to the Sokoto Middle School, where Ahamdu Bello was teaching , there he was acquainted with Shehu Shagari, Waziri Muhammadu Junaidu, and Yahaya Gusau , the latter was a co-founder of Jamaat nasr al-Islam, a prominent Nigerian Muslim organization.
Revised:  Within a year, he was transferred to the Sokoto Middle School, where Ahmadu Bello was teaching , there he was acquainted with Shehu Shagari, Waziri Muhammadu Junaidu, and Yahaya Gusau , the latter was a co-founder of Jamaat nasr al-Islam, a prominent Nigerian Muslim organization.
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Original:  Within a year, he was transferred to the Sokoto Middle School, where Ahamdu Bello was teaching , there he was acquainted with Shehu Shagari, Waziri Muhammadu Junaidu, and Yahaya Gusau , the latter was a co-founder of Jamaat nasr al-Islam, a prominent Nigerian Muslim organization.
Revised:  Within a year, he was transferred to the Sokoto Middle School, where Ahamdu Bello was teaching . There he became acquainted with Shehu Shagari, Waziri Muhammadu Junaidu, and Yahaya Gusau , the latter was a co-founder of Jamaat nasr al-Islam, a prominent Nigerian Muslim organization.
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Original:  Within a year, he was transferred to the Sokoto Middle School, where Ahamdu Bello was teaching , there he was acquainted with Shehu Shagari, Waziri Muhammadu Junaidu, and Yahaya Gusau , the latter was a co-founder of Jamaat nasr al-Islam, a prominent Nigerian Muslim organization.
Revised:  Within a year, he was transferred to the Sokoto Middle School, where Ahamdu Bello was teaching , there he was acquainted with Shehu Shagari, Waziri Muhammadu Junaidu, and Yahaya Gusau ; the latter was a co-founder of Jamaat nasr al-Islam, a prominent Nigerian Muslim organization.
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Original:  Early career In 1947, Abubakar Gumi , left his job as secretary to Qadi Attahiru and went to teach at the Kano Law School, which he had previously attended.
Revised:  Early career In 1947, Abubakar Gumi left his job as secretary to Qadi Attahiru and went to teach at the Kano Law School, which he had previously attended.
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Original:  Abubakar became enthralled with the teachings of the  movement and briefly became a follower of the Mahdiyya movement ;
Revised:  Abubakar became enthralled with the teachings of the Mahdiyya movement and briefly became a follower of the Mahdiyya movement ;
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Original:  Abubakar became enthralled with the teachings of the  movement and briefly became a follower of the Mahdiyya movement ;
Revised:  Abubakar became enthralled with the teachings of the movement and briefly became a follower ;
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Original:  Abubakar Gumi  first son wasn't Ahmad Abubakar, but , Dr Hamza Abubakar a medical Doctor currently practicing in Riyadh  Saudi Arabia, followed by Maj. Gen.
Revised:  Abubakar Gumi 's first son wasn't Ahmad Abubakar, but , Dr Hamza Abubakar a medical Doctor currently practicing in Riyadh Saudi Arabia, followed by Maj. Gen.
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Original:  Abubakar Gumi  first son wasn't Ahmad Abubakar, but , Dr Hamza Abubakar a medical Doctor currently practicing in Riyadh  Saudi Arabia, followed by Maj. Gen.
Revised:  Abubakar Gumi first son wasn't Ahmad Abubakar, but Dr Hamza Abubakar a medical Doctor currently practicing in Riyadh Saudi Arabia, followed by Maj. Gen.
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Original:  Abubakar Gumi  first son wasn't Ahmad Abubakar, but , Dr Hamza Abubakar a medical Doctor currently practicing in Riyadh  Saudi Arabia, followed by Maj. Gen.
Revised:  Abubakar Gumi first son wasn't Ahmad Abubakar, but , Dr Hamza Abubakar , a medical doctor currently practicing in Riyadh Saudi Arabia, followed by Maj. Gen.
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Original:  Abubakar Gumi  first son wasn't Ahmad Abubakar, but , Dr Hamza Abubakar a medical Doctor currently practicing in Riyadh  Saudi Arabia, followed by Maj. Gen.
Revised:  Abubakar Gumi first son wasn't Ahmad Abubakar, but , Dr Hamza Abubakar a medical Doctor currently practicing in Riyadh , Saudi Arabia, followed by Maj. Gen.
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Original:  Abdulkadir Abubakar rtd. two other elder sisters married to late Justice Muhammadu Bello  former chief justice of the federation, and  other married to Sheik Sunusi Gumbi a well known Islamic scholar and student to Abubakar Gumi.
Revised:  Abdulkadir Abubakar two other elder sisters married to late Justice Muhammadu Bello former chief justice of the federation, and other married to Sheik Sunusi Gumbi a well known Islamic scholar and student to Abubakar Gumi.
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Original:  Abdulkadir Abubakar rtd. two other elder sisters married to late Justice Muhammadu Bello  former chief justice of the federation, and  other married to Sheik Sunusi Gumbi a well known Islamic scholar and student to Abubakar Gumi.
Revised:  Abdulkadir Abubakar rtd. two other elder sisters married to late Justice Muhammadu Bello , former chief justice of the federation, and other married to Sheik Sunusi Gumbi a well known Islamic scholar and student to Abubakar Gumi.
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Original:  Abdulkadir Abubakar rtd. two other elder sisters married to late Justice Muhammadu Bello  former chief justice of the federation, and  other married to Sheik Sunusi Gumbi a well known Islamic scholar and student to Abubakar Gumi.
Revised:  Abdulkadir Abubakar rtd. two other elder sisters married to late Justice Muhammadu Bello former chief justice of the federation, and the other married to Sheik Sunusi Gumbi a well known Islamic scholar and student to Abubakar Gumi.
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Original:  Abdulkadir Abubakar rtd. two other elder sisters married to late Justice Muhammadu Bello  former chief justice of the federation, and  other married to Sheik Sunusi Gumbi a well known Islamic scholar and student to Abubakar Gumi.
Revised:  Abdulkadir Abubakar rtd. two other elder sisters married to late Justice Muhammadu Bello former chief justice of the federation, and other married to Sheik Sunusi Gumbi , a well-known Islamic scholar and student to Abubakar Gumi.
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Original:  Abdulkadir Abubakar rtd. two other elder sisters married to late Justice Muhammadu Bello  former chief justice of the federation, and  other married to Sheik Sunusi Gumbi a well known Islamic scholar and student to Abubakar Gumi.
Revised:  Abdulkadir Abubakar rtd. two other elder sisters married to late Justice Muhammadu Bello former chief justice of the federation, and other married to Sheik Sunusi Gumbi a well known Islamic scholar and student of Abubakar Gumi.
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Original:  Aminu and Gumi mingled and shared views on the influence of the traditional society with the Islamic faith  and also the indifference or support given to the situation of Bida or syncretism by the Sufi brotherhoods.
Revised:  Aminu and Gumi mingled and shared views on the influence of the traditional society with the Islamic faith , and also the indifference or support given to the situation of Bida or syncretism by the Sufi brotherhoods.
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Original:  Conflicts Abubakar Gummi had reservations about the administrative and religious guidance of the emirate officials in Northern Nigeria.
Revised:  Conflicts Abubakar Gumi had reservations about the administrative and religious guidance of the emirate officials in Northern Nigeria.
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Original:  However,  Gumi's knowledge of Islamic dogma was superior and so was his argumentative skills, the commission ruled in favor of Gumi.
Revised:  However, since Gumi's knowledge of Islamic dogma was superior and so was his argumentative skills, the commission ruled in favor of Gumi.
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Original:  However,  Gumi's knowledge of Islamic dogma was superior and so was his argumentative skills, the commission ruled in favor of Gumi.
Revised:  However, Gumi's knowledge of Islamic dogma was superior and so were his argumentative skills, the commission ruled in favor of Gumi.
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Original:  By then, he had begun to gradually challenge established beliefs and attitude to actions among the Muslim Ummah.
Revised:  By then, he had begun to gradually challenge established beliefs and attitudes to actions among the Muslim Ummah.
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Original:  Another target of Gumi was the Jibril Martin led Ahmadiyya movement.
Revised:  Another target of Gumi was the Jibril Martin-led Ahmadiyya movement.
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Original:  He also wrote interpretations of the Qur'an, mostly based on the Sunna  and translated the Qur'an from Arabic to Hausa.
Revised:  He also wrote interpretations of the Qur'an, mostly based on the Sunna , and translated the Qur'an from Arabic to Hausa.
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Original:  This process led to the dissemination of the Holy book to a larger Northern Nigerian audience  and his views and message on fundamental Islamic teachings began to find a wider audience.
Revised:  This process led to the dissemination of the Holy book to a larger Northern Nigerian audience , and his views and message on fundamental Islamic teachings began to find a wider audience.
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Original:  However, his opposition to the dominant Sufi brotherhoods such as the Tijaniya and Qadiriyya earned him constant criticism and was usually attacked by some Muslims on his interpretations , he usually replied that they should go on and make their own interpretations, if they don 't like his.
Revised:  However, his opposition to the dominant Sufi brotherhoods such as the Tijaniya and Qadiriyya earned him constant criticism , and he was attacked by some Muslims on his interpretations , he usually replied that they should go on and make their own interpretations, if they don 't like his.
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Original:  However, his opposition to the dominant Sufi brotherhoods such as the Tijaniya and Qadiriyya earned him constant criticism and was usually attacked by some Muslims on his interpretations , he usually replied that they should go on and make their own interpretations, if they don 't like his.
Revised:  However, his opposition to the dominant Sufi brotherhoods such as the Tijaniya and Qadiriyya earned him constant criticism and was usually attacked by some Muslims on his interpretations ; he usually replied that they should go on and make their own interpretations, if they don 't like his.
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Original:  However, his opposition to the dominant Sufi brotherhoods such as the Tijaniya and Qadiriyya earned him constant criticism and was usually attacked by some Muslims on his interpretations , he usually replied that they should go on and make their own interpretations, if they don 't like his.
Revised:  However, his opposition to the dominant Sufi brotherhoods such as the Tijaniya and Qadiriyya earned him constant criticism and was usually attacked by some Muslims on his interpretations , he usually replied that they should go on and make their own interpretations, if they didn 't like his.
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Original:  By the 1970s, he became a regular feature on Television shows especially during Islamic events.
Revised:  By the 1970s, he became a regular feature on television shows, especially during Islamic events.
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Original:  He felt the new administration had the political power to curtail his views, and in the process, he resulted to consult his friends in Saudi Arabia for moral, dogmatic and financial support to promote a Wahabbist interpretation of Islam centering on the rejection of mysticism, return to puritanical Islamic teaching  and rejection of the then dominant Sufi brotherhoods.
Revised:  He felt the new administration had the political power to curtail his views, and in the process, he resorted to consulting his friends in Saudi Arabia for moral, dogmatic and financial support to promote a Wahabbist interpretation of Islam centering on the rejection of mysticism, return to puritanical Islamic teaching and rejection of the then dominant Sufi brotherhoods.
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Original:  He felt the new administration had the political power to curtail his views, and in the process, he resulted to consult his friends in Saudi Arabia for moral, dogmatic and financial support to promote a Wahabbist interpretation of Islam centering on the rejection of mysticism, return to puritanical Islamic teaching  and rejection of the then dominant Sufi brotherhoods.
Revised:  He felt the new administration had the political power to curtail his views, and in the process, he resulted to consult his friends in Saudi Arabia for moral, dogmatic and financial support to promote a Wahabbist interpretation of Islam centering on the rejection of mysticism, return to puritanical Islamic teaching , and rejection of the then dominant Sufi brotherhoods.
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Original:  He also wanted to find mass support in his battle with the brotherhood and what he felt was their hold on the political process.
Revised:  He also wanted to find mass support in his battle with the brotherhoods and what he felt was their hold on the political process.
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Original:  Gumi , became more interested in ensuring political support for his ideas, based on his perception that a political Muslim has the power to change the course of lives of a larger number of people than publishing scholarly works or engaging in private debates and gradually became more interested in political means to achieve an Islamic reformist end.
Revised:  Gumi became more interested in ensuring political support for his ideas, based on his perception that a political Muslim has the power to change the course of lives of a larger number of people than publishing scholarly works or engaging in private debates and gradually became more interested in political means to achieve an Islamic reformist end.
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Original:  By the early 1970s,  to contest what he felt was the hijacking of major Islamic political organizations by the Fityan al-Islam, an organization founded in Kano by Mudi Salga, a leader of the Salgawa network and who was opposed to some of the policies of the late Ahmadu Bello and his Jamaat nasr al-Islam (the Association for the support of Islam).
Revised:  By the early 1970s, he wished to contest what he felt was the hijacking of major Islamic political organizations by the Fityan al-Islam, an organization founded in Kano by Mudi Salga, a leader of the Salgawa network and who was opposed to some of the policies of the late Ahmadu Bello and his Jamaat nasr al-Islam (the Association for the support of Islam).
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Original:  By the early 1970s,  to contest what he felt was the hijacking of major Islamic political organizations by the Fityan al-Islam, an organization founded in Kano by Mudi Salga, a leader of the Salgawa network and who was opposed to some of the policies of the late Ahmadu Bello and his Jamaat nasr al-Islam (the Association for the support of Islam).
Revised:  By the early 1970s, to contest what he felt was the hijacking of major Islamic political organizations by the Fityan al-Islam, an organization founded in Kano by Mudi Salga, a leader of the Salgawa network , who was opposed to some of the policies of the late Ahmadu Bello and his Jamaat nasr al-Islam (the Association for the support of Islam).
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Original:  By the early 1970s,  to contest what he felt was the hijacking of major Islamic political organizations by the Fityan al-Islam, an organization founded in Kano by Mudi Salga, a leader of the Salgawa network and who was opposed to some of the policies of the late Ahmadu Bello and his Jamaat nasr al-Islam (the Association for the support of Islam).
Revised:  By the early 1970s, to contest what he felt was the hijacking of major Islamic political organizations by the Fityan al-Islam, an organization founded in Kano by Mudi Salga, a leader of the Salgawa network and who was opposed to some of the policies of the late Ahmadu Bello and his Jamaat Nasr al-Islam (the Association for the support of Islam).
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Original:  By the early 1970s,  to contest what he felt was the hijacking of major Islamic political organizations by the Fityan al-Islam, an organization founded in Kano by Mudi Salga, a leader of the Salgawa network and who was opposed to some of the policies of the late Ahmadu Bello and his Jamaat nasr al-Islam (the Association for the support of Islam).
Revised:  By the early 1970s, to contest what he felt was the hijacking of major Islamic political organizations by the Fityan al-Islam, an organization founded in Kano by Mudi Salga, a leader of the Salgawa network and who was opposed to some of the policies of the late Ahmadu Bello and his Jamaat nasr al-Islam (the Association for the Support of Islam).
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Original:  The rise of this movement Izalatul Bidi'a Wa Ikamatul Sunnah or Movement for the Rivival of the Sunnah, popularly called Izala, heralded the radicalization of Northern Nigeria.
Revised:  The rise of this movement Izalatul Bidi'a Wa Ikamatul Sunnah or Movement for the Revival of the Sunnah, popularly called Izala, heralded the radicalization of Northern Nigeria.
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Original:  Many within the political cycles and Sufi Brotherhoods of Northern Nigeria held that Gumi was the principle that drove a wedge between Muslims and non Muslims in Northern Nigeria , his interpretations of the Hadith and Qur'an were based on his own personal views and not the Sunnah , and that he was monopolizing the mass media for his personal views.
Revised:  Many within the political cycles and Sufi Brotherhoods of Northern Nigeria held that Gumi was the principal who drove a wedge between Muslims and non Muslims in Northern Nigeria , his interpretations of the Hadith and Qur'an were based on his own personal views and not the Sunnah , and that he was monopolizing the mass media for his personal views.
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Original:  Many within the political cycles and Sufi Brotherhoods of Northern Nigeria held that Gumi was the principle that drove a wedge between Muslims and non Muslims in Northern Nigeria , his interpretations of the Hadith and Qur'an were based on his own personal views and not the Sunnah , and that he was monopolizing the mass media for his personal views.
Revised:  Many within the political cycles and Sufi Brotherhoods of Northern Nigeria held that Gumi was the principle that drove a wedge between Muslims and non-Muslims in Northern Nigeria , his interpretations of the Hadith and Qur'an were based on his own personal views and not the Sunnah , and that he was monopolizing the mass media for his personal views.
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