The Islamic Ummah is a living Ummah, it can get sick but it does not die, and now the events have escalated in various cities of Sudan, and in the capital, where masses of people went out to the streets calling for regime change, clothed with the virtue of the rejection of injustice and working for change.

After eight years of revolution against injustice and tyranny, the country is still suffering a suffocating crisis at all levels ... The main reason for these crises is that the regime of Ben Ali came out of the door and returned through the window, as the path of the secular political class and all the governments emanating from it (before and after the elections) was characterized by Western domination and…

In a desperate attempt to justify the enactment of the above-mentioned law, and to make this case a base on which to build in the future, the authorities have taken up an issue that has nothing to do with anti-Semitism or the Jewish people, but with the Zionist occupation of the land of Palestine.

Amid cheers, Takbeers and chants (it is for Allah... it is for Allah), the Sudanese parliament passed on Wednesday, 21st November 2018, the Elections Law for the year 2018 with a majority (430) members and the withdrawal of 71 members representing about 34 political parties... This law had been in the corridors of the parliament for more than 5 months.