Ebook: Tira akoni ni eko ajemi Yoruba awon ogo were. Yoruba alphabets with Arabic letters. أَنْجَِمِ اليُواْرُبَا. تِرَا أَكُونِى نِى عَِكُو أَنْجَِمِ اليُواْرُبَا أَوَنْ عُواْغُواْ وَِرَِى. أَوَنْ حَرَفِ أَنْجِمِ يُواْرُبَا

The manuscript titled "Iwe-Kikọ Ọrọ" (Yoruba Anjemi Grammar Book) is a small grammar book written in Yoruba Anjemi to teach students the system and structure of the Yoruba language, using the modified Arabic script – Anjemi. It contains tables with the letters, vowels, syntax and morphology, phonology, and the Yoruba system of semantics. Exclusively written in Yoruba Anjemi, the manuscript is less than 20 pages, numbered using Arabic numerals at the top center of each page, with no date of publication. Importantly, the sponsors’ address (Markaz Ihyahil Islam Abayawo, Ilorin – Nigeria) is boldly written on the front and back covers. Also, the email address and cellphone numbers of the printer (or publisher) was on the back cover of the small grammar book. Although predominantly written in Yoruba Anjemi, the supplications are meant to be read or chanted in Arabic. The scribe used the standard Mashriqi writing style and for illustration purposes. Latin script was also used throughout the book, with Yoruba implosives on the vowels, in consistence with the Yoruba pronunciations.

Dimension-wise, this 1-page work is larger in size (30 inches long by 17 inches wide). It is used as instructional material for teaching the Yoruba alphabet in Ajami script to students. This poster-sized work uses three languages: Arabic, English and Yoruba. The authors use the standard Mashriqi style of writing and begin with Basmalah at the top-center of the poster. The material describes the Arabic vowels and then illustrates those that the Yoruba scholars have developed in Yoruba Anjemi.