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“And I have chosen you, so listen to that which is inspired to you. Verily, I’m Allah, There is none worthy of worship but I, so worship Me and offer prayer perfectly for my remembrance.”
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Sudan is a Muslim country with 40.2 million total population. Out of these, 70% follow Islam, while other religions, including Christianity, make up the minority. Muslims in Sudan live across the country but make up the majority in a few cities like Khartoum, Sudan's capital city. It has a total population of around 5 million and is the largest city with a huge population of Muslims. Other cities where you can find most Muslim groups include Omdurman, Nyala, Port Sudan, Ankara, and Ubayyid.
Sudan is a Muslim state, with 97% of the Muslim population following the Sunni sect. Just like the rest of African countries, the Sunni branch is the most followed one and has been formed based on Sufism. The oldest and most followed one is the Qadirriyah which was introduced in Sudan from Middle Eastern countries in the 16th century. At the same time, the most powerful and organized branch of Sufiism is Mahdiyyah.
Islam has influenced the country's governance, daily life, and even politics. Sudanese architecture often incorporates Islamic art styles, such as Masjid al-Nilein, also called Mosque of the Two Niles in Omudurman, which represents Islamic architecture in Sudan. Despite facing challenges, the Muslims of Sudan maintain a strong connection to their Islamic heritage, fostering a sense of community, spirituality, and cultural pride.
Muslims in Sudan are in the majority, and diverse Islamic organizations are working for the betterment of the Muslim community. A notable name among these organizations is Islamic Relief, which is an international humanitarian organization working in Sudan since 1984. It helps all the Muslim countries in the world have better living standards and provides relief funds. Islamic Relief has been involved in addressing food insecurities, malnutrition, and internal displacement in Sudan and helping the people of this country to improve their living standards.
Sudan, an Islamic nation, celebrates all the festivals and events of the Hijirah calendar. Some of the major events that the Sudan Muslims celebrate are:
Ramadan: Muslims of Sudan fast for the entire month of Ramadan and increase their worship to seek forgiveness and blessings from Allah and to strengthen their bond with their creator. The fast starts after having Suhoor before sunrise and ends at having iftar upon sunset.
Eid-ul-Fitr: It is celebrated on the 1st of Shawaal, marking the end of the holy month of Ramadan. Eid starts with offering prayers in congregation and is later celebrated with family and friends, enjoying a feast, and exchanging gifts.
Eid-ul-Adha: The Feast of Sacrifice is celebrated in remembering the event of Ibrahim (A.S) to sacrifice his son according to the command of Allah. This Eid is celebrated by beginning the day with Eid prayer in the congregation in mosques or grounds followed by the sacrifice of animals and distribution of means among family, friends, and the poor.
Sudan, being a Muslim state, is a Halal-friendly place. You can find halal food across Sudan and in big cities with abundant Muslims. Halal food can be found in all sorts of cuisines, local or international. Khartoum is Sudan's largest capital city and has Ozone Restaurant, Al Nuba Restaurant, and Al Housh Restaurant's famous halal serving name.
Connect with the Muslims of Sudan and learn how they practice Islam, which differs from your own. Learn about them to connect with the community and improve your support system.
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