Reader, Islamic LawUniversity Calendar staff
8
Unilorin publications
10
Citations, all work
1
h-index
0
i10-index
Works on
Islamic Studies and HistoryAfrican Education and PoliticsReligious Freedom and DiscriminationHistorical and Architectural Studies
Publications
A selection from 8 publications carrying a University of Ilorin affiliation.
Most cited
- Children's Right to Education in Nigeria: Challenges and SolutionsAhmad Hussein Folorunsho, Muhammad Kamaldeen Imam-Tamim, Muhammad Kamaldeen and others · 2014 · SSRN Electronic Journal · 4 citations · free to read
- Children's Right to Education in Nigeria: Challenges and SolutionsAhmad Hussein Folorunsho, Muhammad Kamaldeen Imam-Tamim, Muhammad Kamaldeen and others · 2014 · SSRN Electronic Journal · 4 citations · free to read
- A SHARIAH-BASED EXAMINATION OF SELECTED JAIZ BANK PRODUCTSAhmad Hussein Folorunsho, Ahmad Olusola Murtadha, Usman Kola Belgore · 2025 · JOURNAL OF SHARIAH LAW RESEARCH · 0 citations · free to read
- Child Rights in Nigeria: Exploring the Contentions between the Child Rights Act 2003, Cultural Practices and Islamic RulesTaofeeq Abolaji Abdulraheem, Muhammad Kamaldeen Imam-Tamim, Ahmad Hussein Folorunsho · 2015 · SSRN Electronic Journal · 0 citations · free to read
Most recent
- Child Rights in Nigeria: Exploring the Contentions between the Child Rights Act 2003, Cultural Practices and Islamic RulesTaofeeq Abolaji Abdulraheem, Muhammad Kamaldeen Imam-Tamim, Ahmad Hussein Folorunsho · 2015 · SSRN Electronic Journal · 0 citations · free to read
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8 of this researcher’s 11 indexed publications carry a Unilorin affiliation. The index holds this researcher under 5 separate records (A. H. Folorunsho, Ahmad Hussein Folorunsho, Ahmed Hussein Folorunsho, Folorunsho Ahmad Hussein, Hussein Ahmad Folorunsho), which are combined here. An ORCID attached to every publication prevents this splitting. Matched to the University Calendar 2024–2028 entry “A. H. Folorunsho, Reader, Department of Islamic Law”. No ORCID on record, so some publications may be attributed elsewhere.