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Quote: طبعاً موقفى ثابت ولم يتزحزح .. وهو زوال الخرطوم ومسحها من خارطة السودان

Quote: طبعاً موقفى ثابت ولم يتزحزح .. وهو زوال الخرطوم ومسحها من خارطة السودان

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(عدل بواسطة walid taha on 08-16-2026, 11:24 AM)

Quote: يذهب الحرام من حيث أتي .. يا ناس الخرطوم!يذهب الحرام من حيث أتي .. يا ناس الخرطوم! Summary of Article/Forum Thread Main Topic: A controversial forum thread posted in October 2023 on SudaneseOnline regarding the #####ng, displacement, and destruction of property in Khartoum during the ongoing Sudanese conflict. Original Post by Biraima M Adam: Core Argument: The author frames the loss of property, wealth, and homes suffered by the people of Khartoum as divine retribution ("ill-gotten wealth goes back to where it came from"). He asserts that those whose property was looted or destroyed likely acquired it through corruption, theft, or illicit means. View on the RSF: He goes on to justify or frame the Rapid Support Forces (RSF / Janjawid) as an instrument of divine punishment carrying out God's will against corrupt individuals, urging victims to repent rather than mourn or complain. Community Responses and Backlash: Kamal Abbas: Rejects the premise, arguing that the author is using religion to sanitize and legitimize the crimes of the RSF (theft, #####ng, sexual violence, killing of prisoners). Nazar Hussein and Niamat Imad: Express strong outrage, noting that millions of victims are ordinary, hardworking citizens and expatriates who earned their livelihoods through years of honest labor. They condemn the author for defaming innocent victims and siding with human rights abusers. Arif Nashed and Nasreldin Asher: Highlight the hypocrisy of praising the RSF, emphasizing that the RSF’s wealth is built on violence, #####ng Sudan's gold and natural resources, and committing atrocities in Darfur and elsewhere.

Quote: Title: الخرطوم بدأ هلاكها .. بئر معطلة وقصر مشيد .. فهل يهلك إلا القوم الظالمون!! (Translation: "Khartoum's destruction has begun... a ruined well and an elevated palace... Are any destroyed except the wrongdoing people!!") Author / Poster: Biraima M Adam Date Posted: November 17, 2024 (09:19 AM) Section / Board: General Forum (المنبر العام - Board 515) Context and Content Reference: The title quotes and references Islamic Quranic imagery (specifically referencing Surah Al-Hajj, verse 45: "How many a town have We destroyed while it was doing wrong, so it lies fallen in ruin—and [how many] a ruined well and elevated palace!"). Topic Focus: The thread discusses the ongoing conflict and destruction in Khartoum, Sudan, framing the social and physical devastation of the capital through a critical, moral, and political lens regarding the parties responsible for the war. (Note: The main page body primarily contains forum navigation ####data and the post's title header.)

Quote: الخرطوم .. بدأ إهلاكها .. وأقتربت ساعة الصفر (ضرب كبري شمبات)! Summary: "Khartoum... Its Destruction Has Begun, and the Zero Hour Approaches "Post Date: November 11, 2023 Author: Biraima M Adam Core Argument:TheQuote: Summary: "Khartoum... Its Destruction Has Begun, and the Zero Hour Approaches" Post Date: November 11, 2023 Author: Biraima M Adam Core Argument: The Destruction of Khartoum as Divine Punishment: The author frames the wartime destruction of Khartoum—highlighting events like the destruction of the Shambat Bridge—as the fulfillment of divine law. Religious Justification: He cites numerous Quranic verses dealing with the destruction of ancient, unjust towns and corrupt societies (e.g., Surah Hud, Surah Al-Hajj, Surah Al-Anbya). He contends that corruption, systemic injustice, and oppression draw down God's retribution upon cities. Historic Grievance: He argues that the political and socio-economic elites centered in Khartoum have exploited, impoverished, and inflicted violence on peripheral regions of Sudan (such as Darfur and the marginalized provinces) since at least 1983. In his view, the destruction taking place in the capital is a delayed consequence of those historic sins. Denial of Malice: The author claims he is not simply taking joy in the destruction of the city, but rather observing what he considers a universal divine rule: that no corrupt or unjust center power can escape ultimate destruction once its time arrives.

(عدل بواسطة Biraima M Adam on 08-16-2026, 02:38 PM)

Quote: !الخرطوم .. إلي جحيم الفراغ الدستوري! Summary: "Khartoum... Towards the Hell of Constitutional Vacuum!" Post Date: October 24, 2023 Author: Biraima M Adam Core Argument: Attacking Khartoum as a Colonial Center: The author labels Khartoum as a center of corruption, vice, and historical exploitation. He argues that it was built by colonial powers and has continuously funneled resources away from peripheral regions (especially western, southern, and eastern Sudan), subjecting those populations to marginalization. Call for Destruction and Chaos: He advocates for the complete destruction or dismantling ("daking") of Khartoum until it reaches a total constitutional and legal vacuum (suggesting at least a full week of lawlessness). He argues this would scatter fake land titles/certificates and open up the vaults of ill-gotten wealth so historically victimized groups can take justice and restitution into their own hands. Comparison to Historical Events: He explicitly compares current events and RSF/militia actions to the Mahdist forces (Ansar) defeating General Gordon in 1885, viewing the current assault on Khartoum as a form of "liberation" from parasitic central elites. Responses from Forum Members: Hamid Elsawi: Strongly criticizes the post as misguided, noting that the war is revealing people's true character and suggesting the thread should be removed/archived ("sent to the trench"). Adil Amin: Rejects Biraima's framing of the RSF (Janjaweed) as liberators, arguing that RSF leadership (Hemedti) represents the same corrupt, mercenary, bandit-like behavior as central generals. He promotes a return to the pre-1989 five-region administrative system and an alliance with regional figures like Musa Hilal instead. Muhammad Abdullah Al-Hussein: Notes the deep sense of vengeance in the author's writing and shares a circulated list of historical tribal conflicts involving the Rizeigat tribe to prompt a discussion on tribalism and violence. Hasheem Karouri: Expresses deep outrage at the author, condemning what he sees as resentment and hatred toward civilization and urban life. He references the Mahdist era (Ta'aishi rule) to argue that attempts to destroy Khartoum have historically ended in ruin for their perpetrators. Feel free to send the fifth and final link whenever you are ready!

Quote: !العاصمة البديلة .. نيالا البحير .. وسحر الطبيعة الخلابة! Summary: "The Alternative Capital... Nyala Al-Buhair... and the Charm of Stunning Nature!" Post Date: October 27, 2023 Author: Biraima M Adam Core Proposal: Replacing Khartoum as Capital: Following his earlier arguments regarding the collapse and perceived moral/political bankruptcy of Khartoum, the author proposes Nyala (the capital of South Darfur State) as the alternative national capital of Sudan. Promoting Nyala’s Potential: He highlights Nyala’s scenic natural beauty, strategic regional position, and cultural heritage, asserting that shifting the administrative and political center to Western Sudan (Darfur) would decentralize national power and usher in a new era for the country.

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