Sudan Horizon

Opinion

Farewell, Saif Al-Din Mohamed Ahmed

By Rashid Abdel Rahim Among the bright young minds of that time—those who left important marks on Sudan’s modern history—was Dr Saif Al-Din Mohamed Ahmed, whose passing two days ago was deeply painful to many. He was part of a group of…

Ramadan Reflections

Dr. Dr Khidr Haroun One of the most beautiful reflections I once heard about the month of Ramadan came from Professor Sayed Al-Khatib. I had accompanied him to the Mohammed Mosque, one of the mosques of our Sudanese brothers in the United…

“The Bedouins and the Naked Man’s Cover!”

Essam Al-Hussein Based on realities oscillating between two models of security—reciprocal security, in which protection rests on mutual commitment, and functional security, which serves a broader network of interests beyond…

Survival at First Light of the Dawn

Omayma Abdallah It was as though the city had been deserted for a hundred years. Neglected, forgotten, ancient, with no clear landmarks and no recognisable face. As though a fire had broken out and reduced it to ashes, or as…

The Dilemma of the “End of History”

Mohamed Abdel Rahim Jawish The United States of America is a country only about 250 years old—a very short lifespan in the history of nations. Yet within this relatively brief period, it has risen to the top of the global…