Duygu Nurullah

Duygu Nurullah was an Amawir writer who lived around the middle of the third Era in Zinder. He was a medic and philosopher and got famous as the person who effectively ended the war between religion and science that was going on in Zinder at the time. He did this by writing his first and famous work, theological-political treatise, which soon became a huge succes among the Amawir. He later wrote sevral other works and re-edited his treatise many times before dying of food poisoning at the age of 57.

He is considered one of the greatest Amawir philosophers to have ever lived and is burried in the Kurata mausoleum in Zinder.