" أنت فى نظرنا مجرد عبد و لو أصبحت دكتور أو اله " .... و برضو تقولوا تعايش سلمي

Quote: Can someone please post this on Sudanese online. The writer of this email/letter is a PHd Holder and has a dispute with the Head of the English Department at the University of Khartoum, who happened to be from Darfur!!! Best Regards, -Abuobaida > > > Note: forwarded message attached. > > Discover Yahoo! > Find restaurants, movies, travel & more fun for the > weekend. Check it out! > > From: Ahmadu Arrak > To: [email protected] > Subject: لا شىء > Sent: Sunday, June 5, 2005 7:09 PM > أراك تتحدث عنها بشىء من الزهو .فلان عمل شيئا كبيرا > .أنت بالدكتوراة بتاعتك دى > أعتقدت أنك عملت معجزة كونية .أنت فى نظرنا مجرد عبد > لو أصبحت دكتور أو اله > .والعبيد فى السودان هذا أبدا لا تقم لكم قائمة و لن > تصبحوا فوق الناس ألى أن > تقوم الساعة . > أبان رئاستك لشعبة اللغة الأنجليزية كثيرين من زملاء > الدراسة أتوا للقسم > لمواصلة دراساتهم العليا بغرض تطوير أنفسهم أنت وقفت > فى طريقهم بحجج واهية كأن > القسم أو الجامعة ملك لك .قانون الجامعة يسمح لكل حد > مستوفى الشروط و لو كان فى > المريخ أن يتقدم للدراسات العليا بالجامعة .وقابلت > كثيرين اشتكوا من سوء سلوكك > و من الأستعلاء الذى قابلتهم به .نظام الجبهة الذى جاء > بأمثالك ممن لا يفرقون > بين الحاء و الهاء سوف يزول وسوف ترى وضعك الحقيقى فى > سلم التدرج الأجتماعى فى > السودان . > وصدق أهلنا الغبش حين قالوا : أربعة لا يحكمون فى رقاب > الناس المرأة , و الطفل > , و العبد ,و اللوطى . > وأراك تتحدث عن سيف الحبشى الذى كنا نطلق عليه سيف > الراجل استهزاء به بسبب > ميوعته . > وأذا قابلت فى أى مكان سوف يكون لى معك تصرف لن تنساه > . > أحمد عراك > قطر > > > 15 June 2005 > Dear Dr. Al Sadig, > It is always good to hear from you, even though, > such disturbing news. > Indeed, I was taken aback by the Stone Age > discourse. > I was at work when I received your email, and it > practically took me two > hours to resume my normal assignments due to the > SHOCKING effect of the > e-mail’s content. Not only that, but I have been > seriously contemplating for > the past week, or ever since receiving your email, > about what to do about > such grave issue. > But now that I commenced writing, I feel it is the > only weapon within reach > to defeat such type of mentality which, > unfortunately, still exists. > Never in my right mind would I have thought I will > be reading such > explicitly prejudiced material for the world. It is > not only of bigoted > nature, but also full of contradictions, such as > mixing up personal matters > with public domain affairs in order to serve one’s > own interests. This goes > to the extent that even if a black man or woman made > it to havens, that > won’t be good enough. It seems that God is a white > man or an Arab. > But, the heart of the matter is judging the whole > “Negritude” race, or the > (blacks) of Sudan by one single individual. I really > do not know if he is > aware that by 9 July, 05 “Garang” will be the first > Vice President: > hopefully, our unfortunate country would be another > place. Thus, I suggest > to this person to join his fellow Scandinavians, or > for that matter, the New > Nat cists and abandon Qatar. > I wonder why on earth he is in conflict with the > Fascist Islamist regime in > our country, since he approves of suppressing the 56 > per cent or so blacks > of Sudan and keeping them in their place. The regime > just did that par > excellence. No wonder, we lost 50 dear years > fighting over absolutist > ideals and vague ideas that are not applicable: does > he know that in the > 1960s we were on equal economic footing with the > 11th largest economy (S. > Korea). > I reckon I won’t discuss any matter related to the > four categories chosen by > our genius fellow, and refer the judgment to his > girl friend or wife; she > has every right to know that her partner esteems > such low opinion of her 3 > billion #######, who constitutes half of humanity. > I guess, the feminists could tear him apart, and he > should be taught a > lesson about gender issues. > Naturally, there is no way to tackle any thing which > has to do with homos; > but there are countless talents and geniuses amongst > them. > It would have been natural if such discourse > emanated from a layman, though; > I think he is, because he wants to physically fight > with you if he ever > meets you!! > But, it seems that is a real problem with many of > us: the traditional > dichotomy of our identity; are we Arabs or Africans > and all the crab that > exhausted our potential, energy and precious time. > Not only that, but it > drained our best of brains, middle class and the > youth. > One last thing I would like to point out; it the > fact that Dr. Al Sadig is a > very competent linguist who definitely knows a great > deal about languages. > More over, he is a cooperative respected person > amongst both staff and > students. > I was a part time lecturer at the U.K from 200-2002, > and came to know him > closer. I experienced the exact opposite, of what it > seems, the failure > student claimed. He was there for all students who > needed help. Strikingly, > this was even before he became head of the > department. > In this respect, I recall a student who desperately > wanted to make it for > honors. She was in short of a few marks. > When I consulted the matter with him, he gave his > approval without delay. > But that was within the legal boundaries of > University rules. > I had to bring this up to refute the racist lies and > utter cover up for > academic under qualification. > My kind regards to your wonderful staff: Ameir, > Hamad and Nadah Wany. > P.N. > With your permission, Ustaz Sadig I will make this > public, particularly, in > Qatar. > Many thanks, > Yasser Elshazaly. > >