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Ibn Al Wazzan's Travels in Sudan

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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.

Mahdi Ma'mun Abbashar: The cultural composition of the Sudan of the Nile Valley before the Mahdia rule

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Description: The author discusses the kingdoms and civilisations that originated in northern Sudan (Nabata and Meroe) the impact of the delegations of priests who abandoned Tayba and settled in this country. The dominant civilisation was the ancient Egyptian civilisation.

The Sudan Times, No. 171, 9 May 1956

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Description: Preliminary population census results show 50 percent increase. Egypt agrees to resume currency talks with Sudan. India

Facts About The Sudan

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Description: A book (which might have been intended to be published as a tourist guide) includes sections outlining general information on Sudan's history and ethnography, physical and social geography, climate, geology, minerals and water, the Nile, and religion.

Dialogue between the Cultural Components of the Sudanese Nation

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Description: This chapter emphasises the reality of multiculturalism in Sudan and the need to come up with a formula for conglomerating cultures in order to create a cohesive nation.

G.W.BELL, Some examples of Arabic slang used in the Sudan, Sudan Notes and Records, Volume 34, Part 2, 1953

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Description: The book contains a number of examples of Arabic slang used in Sudan, including those influenced by the English language.

Francis Deng, The Historical Roots of The Arab-African Ties in Sudan

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Description: In this article, Francis Deng addresses a number of issues related to the Arab and African ethnicities in Sudan, explaining some of the gains Sudan is making through this Arab-African blend.