sentences:  The women can be identified by wrappers called "zani," made with colourful cloth known as "atampa or Ankara", (a descendant of early designs from the famous Tie-dye techniques the Hausa have for centuries been known for, named after the Hausa name for Accra the capital of what is now Ghana, and where an old Hausa speaking trading community still lives) accompanied by a matching blouse, head tie (kallabi) and shawl (Gyale).Like other Muslims and specifically Sahelians within West Africa, Hausa women traditionally use Henna designs painted onto the hand instead of nail-polish.A shared tradition with other Afro-Asiatic speakers like Berbers, Habesha, (ancient) Egyptians and Arab peoples, both Hausa men and women use kohl ('kwalli') around the eyes as an eye shadow, with the area below the eye receiving a thicker line than that of the top.