KANNYWOOD FILM REVIEW --- KARAMIN SANI
People are often sceptical about ideas that go beyond their reasoning. Yet, we the faithful believe in miracles, simply because they are caused by the omnipotent God. However, being that miracles are incompatible with the ordinary laws of nature, they are philosophically questioned by, needless to say, atheists and those with cracks in their faiths. This argument is addressed in the film entitled Karamin sani (Little knowledge) The film is an adaptation of a true life story of a man who supposedly lived in two distinct worlds concurrently. This is reported in many Islamic books to proclaim the reality of 'miracles'. The film begins from a far away village called Saye, where a woman gave birth to a two headed baby. The villagers were bemused by the strange birth. One imam malam liman (Hussaini Sule koki) in his comments about the issue narrated more astounding situations God could create but his companion, malam Ladan (Adam A. Zango) found the narrations implausible...