The Presidency of the Republic, mourns Sheikh Hassan Abdalla Turabi

08:21 PM March, 05 2016

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Khartoum, 5 Feb. (SUNA)- The Presidency of the Republic, has issued a statement mourning the untimely death of Sheikh Hassan Abdulla Turabi, the Islamic leader who was exercising his normal daily life when he fell ill, and died later at hospital.

The Presidency of the Republic, counted his numerous national and ideological contributions. The presidency prayed to almighty that his soul rest in peace with the martyrs in paradise.

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