In this powerful conversation, a Muslim Expat reflects on nearly 20 years living in Sudan, sharing firsthand experiences of daily life, faith, and community before the outbreak of the Sudan War. He speaks candidly about surviving the Sudan Crisis, fleeing as violence erupted, and witnessing the s...

Torrential rain and flooding have left more than a hundred thousand people displaced in the east of Sudan - with dozens of villages reportedly washed away. It was sparked by a burst dam in Arbaat, north of Port Sudan - an area where many people have sought refuge from the civil war. It's exactly ...

Khartoum, Sudan

The Funj were originally non-Muslims, but the aristocracy soon adopted Islam and, although they retained many traditional African customs, remained nominal Muslims. The conversion was largely the work of a handful of Islamic missionaries who came to the Sudan from the larger Muslim world. The gre...

Sudan is one of the African countries which have a diverse culture. One thing that makes Sudan so popular is its rich, diverse cuisine so I went out to try out Sudanese Food for the very first time. It was a great experience and we tried the following dishes: Aseeda/Lugma: Asida is a cooked stapl...