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A Market

Collection: nationalrecordsoffice.images
Description: People in a market in Omdurman
A Market

The Sudan Times, No. 325, 10 December 1956

Collection: nationalrecordsoffice.newspapers
Description: Indonesian Foreign Minister arrives in Khartoum. First ship on Cape route arrives in Port Sudan. British and French 'aggressors' withdrawing rapidly. Nehru defends India's continued commonwealth membership.
The Sudan Times, No. 325, 10 December 1956

Thorny Trees and Nearby Thatched Dwellings

Collection: nationalrecordsoffice.images
Description: One of the most important forms of buildings in rural Sudan are huts which are locally known as Qatati. They are made of thatch in a pyramidal form to protect against rain. It is widespread in central, eastern, southern and western Sudan, which are the most rain-hit areas in Sudan.
Thorny Trees and Nearby Thatched Dwellings

Opening of Sennar Dam at the Gauge House

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Description: Opening of Sennar dam at the Gauge House on the 21st of January 1926.
Opening of Sennar Dam at the Gauge House

A Building

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Description: A building
A Building

Letter from the Khalīfa to ʿUthmān Diqna

Collection: nationalrecordsoffice.mahdia
Description: The Khalīfa has received the letter from ʿUthmān Diqna dated 09/09/1305 which stated the arrival of 50 boxes of ammunition. 10/1305
Letter from the Khalīfa to ʿUthmān Diqna

White Nile. Shilluk Roofing Hut Doleib Hill

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Description: White Nile. Shilluk roofing hut, Doleib Hill
White Nile. Shilluk Roofing Hut Doleib Hill

A Market

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Description: A group of foreigners and Sudanese in a market area
A Market

Letter from ʿUthmān Diqna to the Khalīfa

Collection: nationalrecordsoffice.mahdia
Description: On the return of ʿUthmān Diqna to Adarāmāb with boats carrying grain; on the sinking of one of the ships in the district of Kabūshiya; on preparations of cultivation. - This text has been edited in Muḥammad Ibrāhīm Abū Salīm, Muḥarrarāt ʿUthmān Diqna, Khartoum, Markaz Abū Salīm li-l-dirāsāt, 2004. See letter 229 19/01/1309
Letter from ʿUthmān Diqna to the Khalīfa

Collecting Cotton

Collection: nationalrecordsoffice.images
Description: People standing near bags full of cotton, some of whom are loading these bags onto specialised vehicles.
Collecting Cotton

Construction of Sennar Dam

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Description: Construction of Sennar dam
Construction of Sennar Dam

Mr. Muwafi Abdul Fattah

Collection: nationalrecordsoffice.images
Description: Undersecretary of the Ministry of Health
Mr. Muwafi Abdul Fattah

Letter from ʿUthmān Diqna to the Khalīfa

Collection: nationalrecordsoffice.mahdia
Description: ʿUthmān Diqna informs the Khalīfa of the situation in his area; ʿUthmān Diqna asks for help with grain; reminding to keep away from assaulting the people. - This text has been edited in Muḥammad Ibrāhīm Abū Salīm, Muḥarrarāt ʿUthmān Diqna, Khartoum, Markaz Abū Salīm li-l-dirāsāt, 2004. See letter 291 03/04/1310
Letter from ʿUthmān Diqna to the Khalīfa

A Construction Site

Collection: nationalrecordsoffice.images
Description: A construction site with three men and a motor
A Construction Site

'Sudan's Political Incidents 1922, 1923, 1924. Part Two', Handwritten by Ali Ahmed Salih

Collection: nationalrecordsoffice.manuscripts
Description: A handwritten notebook in which Ali Ahmed Salih recounts the events, developments and coups that took place in Sudan from 1920 to 1924.
'Sudan's Political Incidents 1922, 1923, 1924. Part Two', Handwritten by Ali Ahmed Salih

Letter from Sulaymān Muḥammad ʿAwaḍ to Abū Qarja Letter from Abū Qarja to Abū Bakr Yūsuf, secretary of the treasury Letter from Abū Bakr Yūsuf to the secretary of the department of money

Collection: nationalrecordsoffice.mahdia
Description: Since their moving from Handūb to Tūkar, the fighters have received nothing. They suffer from hunger and disease. Since their moving from Handūb to Tūkar, the fighters have received nothing. They suffer from hunger and disease. Two texts: (1) The Khalīfa instructs the secretary of the treasury to give 7 riyāl to Sulaymān Muḥammad ʿAwaḍ. (2) The secretary of the treasury instructs the head of the department of money to follow the Khalīfa’s instruction. 1306
Letter from Sulaymān Muḥammad ʿAwaḍ to Abū Qarja Letter from Abū Qarja to Abū Bakr Yūsuf, secretary of the treasury Letter from Abū Bakr Yūsuf to the secretary of the department of money

Ibn Al Wazzan's Travels in Sudan

Collection: nationalrecordsoffice.magazines
Description: This chapter deals with Ibn al-Wazzan's journeys to Sudan in some detail, explaining the knowledge he gained from travelling to many Arab countries and cities in North Africa.
Ibn Al Wazzan's Travels in Sudan

Letter from ʿUthmān Diqna to the Khalīfa

Collection: nationalrecordsoffice.mahdia
Description: On the grain sent to ʿUthmān Diqna from Kasalā and Berber. - This text has been edited in Muḥammad Ibrāhīm Abū Salīm, Muḥarrarāt ʿUthmān Diqna, Khartoum, Markaz Abū Salīm li-l-dirāsāt, 2004. See letter 103 29/01/1305
Letter from ʿUthmān Diqna to the Khalīfa

The Sudan Times, No. 225, 26 July 1956

Collection: nationalrecordsoffice.newspapers
Description: President Nasser attacks Anglo-American policy. Russian ambassador addresses Cairo, saying his country is prepared to finance Aswan Dam. Khartoum Zoo experiments with women-only visitors day. Sudan announces name of its USA ambassador.
The Sudan Times, No. 225, 26 July 1956

A Crops Market

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Description: A group of men at a crop market
A Crops Market

A Bridge

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Description: One of the stages of bridge construction
A Bridge

A Forest

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Description: A forest in Southern Sudan
A Forest

Letter from ʿUthmān Diqna to the Khalīfa

Collection: nationalrecordsoffice.mahdia
Description: On the situation of the army, of the enemies and of the tribes in Eastern Sudan. - This text has been edited in Muḥammad Ibrāhīm Abū Salīm, Muḥarrarāt ʿUthmān Diqna, Khartoum, Markaz Abū Salīm li-l-dirāsāt, 2004. See letter 355 01/11/1311
Letter from ʿUthmān Diqna to the Khalīfa

Sennar Dam

Collection: nationalrecordsoffice.images
Description: Sennar dam
Sennar Dam

Village Near the Shore

Collection: nationalrecordsoffice.images
Description: A village and palm trees near the shore
Village Near the Shore

A Village

Collection: nationalrecordsoffice.images
Description: A village in the south of Sudan
A Village

The Reservoir

Collection: nationalrecordsoffice.images
Description: The Sennar reservoir
The Reservoir

Letter from al-Majdhūb Abū Bakr to ʿUthmān Diqna

Collection: nationalrecordsoffice.mahdia
Description: The secretary of the treasury informs ʿUthmān Diqna that fifty camels carrying ivory, accompanied by fifty men from the awlād al-ʿarab (Westerners) and the jihādiyya (slave soldiers) have arrived to Tūkar. They carried letters from Omdurman, stating that the administration in Tūkar should help them. Three days later, three letters arrived in the post from Berber. The letters explained that a man named Yūsuf Sulaymān has been appointed to fight the contraband ivory. The second and third letters deal with a smuggler name Muṣṭafā al-Nāʾim. As it happens, the latter was in Handūb, the other Mahdist station in Eastern Sudan. They arrested him, and seized the ivory in Tūkar, and are awaiting for Yūsuf Sulaymān’s confirmation that it is legal. 05/08/1307
Letter from al-Majdhūb Abū Bakr to ʿUthmān Diqna
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