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It has been a year since the people of Sudan put an end to:
1. Suppression and injustice.
2. A government based on greed and used the name of islam falsely.
3. A horrid wastefulness of rich resources/agriculture.
4. An utter neglet of unbelievable potential.
1. Suppression and injustice.
2. A government based on greed and used the name of islam falsely.
3. A horrid wastefulness of rich resources/agriculture.
4. An utter neglet of unbelievable potential.
Despite it being physically, mentally, and emotionally challenging, this revolution popped the cork of the people. It allowed them to exude their maximum creativity and explore what they’re capable of doing. It sparked power that has been bottled up for years.
The success of a revolution does not lie in the people of power stepping down, but in the power of people’s resilience.
May Allah grant our martyrs the highest levels of Jannah. They sacrificed their lives to allow a better living for those who suffered in silence, and provided for their children one day at a time. To those who are under the poverty lines, for riots are the voices of the unheard.
Keep celebrating April 11th because overthrowing 30 years of filth and dictatorship isn’t ordinary.
Sudan isn’t ordinary.
“Our cause is just. Our union is perfect” - John Dickenson
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Sudan isn’t ordinary.
“Our cause is just. Our union is perfect” - John Dickenson
