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DNA and other evidence suggests the early history of the Hebrew Old Testament concerns two entirely separate people united by monotheism and military conquest. The first, taking the name of Israelites from Israel (Jacob), the grandson of... more
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      Abrahamic ReligionsIslamic HistoryAncient HebrewEthiopia
The following text is a response sent to an email dispatched to me by the Chairman of the exiled Oromo Parliamentarians who struggle for the Independence and Self-determination of the 5 millennia long Kushitic Ethiopian Nation of the... more
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      Cultural HistoryCultural StudiesAfrican StudiesMiddle East & North Africa
The paper analyzes the Sudanese language policy towards the so called Sudanese vernacular languages from early 20th century up to early 21th century.
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      SociolinguisticsPolitical ScienceSudanese studies
First published in Buzzle on 16th August 2006 Republished on the same day here: http://sudaneseonline.com/en2/publish/Articles_and_Analysies_12/Sudan_s_Beja_Blemmyes_and_their_Right_to_Freedom_a_929.shtml Republished on 23rd August 2006... more
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      Ancient Egyptian ReligionEgyptologyEgyptian Art and ArchaeologyMiddle East Studies
Mahmud Muhammad Taha (1909-85) was a Sudanese Sufi thinker and activist, who propagated a radical message of Islamic reform. In January 1985, he was executed for his opposition to the application of “Islamic” laws introduced by president... more
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      SurvivalSudanese studiesEthiopian ethnography
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      Postcolonial StudiesColonialismMigration StudiesSudan
Key words: Franz Boas, anthropology, race, nation, eugenics
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      Social and Cultural AnthropologyNationalismSudanese studiesEthnicity and National Identity
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During the construction period of the controversial Merowe Dam in Sudan, foreign archaeologists were surveying and excavating in order to save the cultural heritage of the land to be flooded without considering the local people's attitude... more
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      ArchaeologyAnthropologyCultural HeritageHeritage Studies
Turkish-Sudanese Relations from Past to Present Sudan is an important country as a geo-politic area in Africa. Relations began at the time of Tulunids in late IX.th century and then continued with the conquest of Egypt by Yavuz Sultan... more
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ورقة قدمت في ندوة بصحيفة الصحافة حول ثقافة السلام، والورقة تركز على ثقافة السلام من منظور نوعي، وتبحث الدور المأمول للنساء في السلام
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      Gender StudiesSudanese studiesالسلامثقافة العنف
The Kingdom of Kush flourished in northern Sudan between 2000 and 1500 BCE. During this period, the capital Kerma emerged as a major economic and political centre in the Nile Valley. After a short review of the application of world system... more
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      ArchaeologyWorld Systems AnalysisEgyptian ArchaeologyNubian-Egyptian Relations
عرض كتاب د. ناهد محمد حسن بعنوان حكايتهن حكايتي: المرأة والدين ويحتوي على عرض نقدي لرؤاها في الكتاب المهم عن مدارس التجديد الديني في السودان، وعن الأساطير المؤسسة للثقافة الذكورية وتحليل نقدي لروايات نسوية وغير ذلك من قضايا الجنسانية المهمة
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      Gender StudiesFeminist Literary Theory and Gender StudiesSudanese studiesالسودان
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If one wants to summarize in one brief sentence three centuries of Egyptian radiation throughout the Middle East and Northeastern Africa, the following is quite sufficient: A permanent strife between two priesthoods for prevalence and... more
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      Ancient Egyptian ReligionHistoryAncient HistoryCultural History
The article argues that Mustafa's sexual exploits in England do not reflect a vindictive attitude from a colonized subject, who seeks to castigate the British colonizer, as generally assumed. Drawing on Homi Bhabha's conceptualization of... more
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      MimesisPostcolonial StudiesColonial DesireColonialism
In several previous articles, I examined the parallel characteristics of the fake colonial states of Sudan (real Ethiopia) and Abyssinia (fake Ethiopia) that have been the end result of the Freemasonic Orientalist fallacies of Pan-Arabism... more
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      Ancient Egyptian ReligionHistoryCultural HistoryCultural Studies
Several misconceptions diffused by colonial historians and totalitarian governments need immediate refutation. Ancient Ethiopia and its borders Part of the Abyssinian state propaganda advances the idea that in the Antiquity “the... more
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      Cultural HistoryCultural StudiesCultural HeritageEthiopian Studies
Text of the Kirwan Memorial Lecture in British Museum, London, September 11th, 2007
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      Decipherment of Unknown LanguagesMeroitic LanguageSudanese studies
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Following the death of Ramesses XI, Egypt entered into a chaotic situation of multi-division that lasted more than 300 years. The high priests of Amun of Thebes had risen to power during the century-long period of the successors of... more
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      ReligionAncient Egyptian ReligionHistoryCultural History
Bibliographie et biographie de Jean Leclant, égyptologue, professeur au Collège de France, secrétaire perpétuel de l’Académie des Inscriptions et Belles-Lettres. éditions Soleb, collection études d'égyptologie dirigée par Nicolas... more
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      EgyptologyEgyptNubiaSudanese Archaeology
Pan-Arabism was the fake doctrine fabricated by the colonial Orientalist academia in order to project the fake Arab identity onto the former. Ethiopianism was the fake doctrine fabricated by the colonial Orientalist academia in order to... more
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      Ancient Egyptian ReligionCultural HistoryCultural StudiesAfrican Studies
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On the other hand, Jan Assman cannot possibly deceive every one! His interpretation of the pictorial presentation of the evil worshipped by Hyksos as god cannot be left so incomplete. Certainly, the Hyksos worshipped Seth (Zety) and... more
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      Ancient Egyptian ReligionHistoryAncient HistoryCultural History
Son of Piye and Abale, younger brother of Shebitqu, Taharqa (690 – 664) reigned in Kemet (Egypt) and Kush (Ethiopia) at the times of the Assyrian zenith. There could not be worse time for a polytheist pharaoh to merge Kush / Ethiopia and... more
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      Ancient Egyptian ReligionHistoryAncient HistoryCultural History
In this article, I will examine a bogus-historical term that has been constructed by the Freemasonic Orientalist ateliers and academia of France and England to further spread confusion in the wider region, and – more importantly –... more
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      Ancient Egyptian ReligionCultural HistoryCultural StudiesAfrican Studies
(Oromo Studies Association, 2005 Conference Proceedings, Washington D.C.) in: The Journal of Oromo Studies, vol. 14 no 1 (February/March 2007), p. 7 - 34 The volume containing the article is available online:... more
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      HistoryAfrican StudiesEthiopian StudiesAfrican History
Scholars have depicted the Arabization and Islamization of Sudan either as two parallel, centuries-long processes or as a set of interrelated state policies in the postcolonial era. This article contributes new chronological and empirical... more
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      LanguagesAfrican StudiesEducationMiddle East Studies
As is well known, Phoenicians were among the principal traders in the Mediterranean during the First Millennium B.C. The vast amount of artifacts considered to have been produced by Levantine people testify to the amplitude of the... more
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      EgyptologyPhoeniciansSudanese ArchaeologySudan
This book illustrates the state-of-the-art in settlement archaeology in Northeast Africa. As reflected in the title “From Microcosm to Macrocosm: Individual households and cities in Ancient Egypt and Nubia”, both a micro- approach... more
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      ArchaeologyEgyptologyEgyptian Art and ArchaeologyEgyptian Archaeology
This article engages with the works of Sudanese American poet Safia Elhillo, a rising star in Arab, African, and diasporic literary circles. It explores the chronotopic use of metre, repetition, keywords, and mise-en-abyme in Elhillo’s... more
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      PoetryAfrican LiteraturePostcolonial LiteratureFractals
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      EgyptologyPostcolonial StudiesEgyptian ArchaeologyColonialism
هذه ورقة تتناول العلاقات السودانية التشادية ودور ليبيا القذافي في توجيه مسار تلك العلاقات، أي أن العلاقات السودانية التشادية كانت خلال الفترة من 1966-2011 متأثرة الى حد كبير بما يحدث بين ليبيا وتشاد وبسياسة الرئيس القذافي تجاه أفريقيا... more
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      Sudanese studiesPulp and Sudanese
Fake Term "Nubian" – Why? To clarify that the non-Egyptian antiquities of the Egyptian South and the Sudanese North cannot be called Nubian, I initiated a series of articles, presenting the historical interaction among the Hamitic –... more
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      Ancient Egyptian ReligionHistoryAncient HistoryCultural History
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      African StudiesAfrican HistoryAfricaMiddle Age Archaelogy
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      Diplomatic HistoryEthiopiaEritreaIslam and Christianity: relations and exchange of ideas
The paper analyzes the Sudanese language policy towards the so called Sudanese vernacular languages from early 20th century up to early 21th century.
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      SociolinguisticsPolitical ScienceLanguage PolicySudanese studies
Written in 1990, this paper analyzes issues and themes found in renowned Sudanese author Tayeb Salih's short story "The Doum Tree of Wad Hamid."
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      SociologyPsychologyLiteratureIslamic Contemporary Studies
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Pełen tekst pod linkiem:
Full-text under the link:
http://www.iksiopan.pl/images/Nubia_6_elektroniczna.pdf
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      African StudiesArchaeologyHistorical ArchaeologyLandscape Archaeology
Only through an exhaustive, in-depth approach to the reasons that have caused the ongoing Darfur Genocide, and following a thorough understanding of the criminal work of the French, namely the fabrication of a false language, an... more
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      HistoryCultural HistoryCultural StudiesAfrican Studies
هذا نص اعمال ندوة عقدت بمركز البحوث العربية والإفريقية ندوة يوم 20 يناير 2019 تحت العنوان: "الحراك الشعبى بدولة السودان الشمالي- السودان إلى أين؟ في حدود التبادل المعرفي والفكرى والتضامن الشعبى بين الشعبين السوداني والمصرى، بمعزل عن الدور... more
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      AnthropologySudanese studies
Were the A-Group people Kushites - Ethiopians, ancestors of the inhabitants of Kerma and Napata, capital cities that rose to prominence in later periods? Most probably not. They must have rather been of Hamitic, Berber origin, who settled... more
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      Ancient Egyptian ReligionEgyptologyEgyptian Art and ArchaeologyEthiopian Studies
The Euro-cannibals False concepts, ideological and theoretical confusion, treachery, corruption, inducement into high treason, and comprehensive conspiracy against the colonized peoples are all constituent parts and fundamental pillars of... more
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      HistoryMilitary HistoryCultural HistoryCultural Studies
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      Ceramics (Ceramics)Ceramics (Archaeology)Sudanese ArchaeologyAncient Nubia
A CONTRIBUTION OF POZNAŃ ETHNOLOGY TO POLISH AFRICAN STUDIES IN Abstract: This article focuses on the contribution of Poznan Ethnology to Polish African studies in the field of ethnology. Their founder in Poznan is primarily prof. Ryszard... more
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      Social and Cultural AnthropologySudanese studies