Observing Omani life, in both rural and urban areas, reveals their strong commitment to their heritage and culture, which are supported by the government to integrate tradition into modernised life. I wondered why rural Omanis, working...

In a reflection of cultural richness and communal spirit, the traditions of Oman’s Drana and Sudan’s Kham Al Ramad converge in these days preceding the holy month of Ramadan, which is expected to begin around 11 March 2024....

The first of March 2024 marks the 126th anniversary of the issuance of Sudan’s first postage stamp, Al Jamal Stamp (the Camel Stamp), on 1 March 1898, a symbol similar to the flag and national anthem,...

Education is a fundamental pillar of human development, playing a crucial role in shaping societies and fostering economic progress. However, in Sudan, this element faces enormous challenges due to the frequent civil wars and armed conflicts,...

A day before the first day of the holy month of Ramadan, many Sudanese gather for Kham Al Ramad, a festive celebration to welcome Ramadan with entertainment and recreation. It also carries a negative connotation as...

“Fuzzy Wuzzy” is a historical poem that was written by the English novelist and poet Rudyard Kipling published in 1892 as part of Barrack Room Ballads. Kipling’s works include The Jungle Book and “The Man Who...

As many have navigated through the poetry of the legend and the Beja Revolution Poet, Arka Saber, they may find that you read an interpreted document of the international laws about the ethics of war; whereas,...

Condemning is one of the important topics that the poet, Arka Saber, repeated in his poetry due to those who tried to disrupt the successful course of the Beja revolution and to the weak responses of...

Arka Saber connects today’s reality to the history of ancestors in maintaining their homeland and societies by illuminating the parents’ attitudes to remind the Beja revolutionaries about the bright history. It was also proven that parents...

The poet Arka Saber produced several touching poems, and it is not easy to count them all. However, some of his songs are sung by the well-known Bejaweit singers such as Muhammad Al Badri and Seedi...