Your Haraka came to degrade, eradicate, and abuse this heritage as your State and Party made of the Arab language and Islamic faith a violent political tool to do away with the non-Arabized Sudanese, to force them to abandon their genuine cultures, to surrender their social well-being to falsely assimilate that of the ruling minority your Haraka supports.

1. The emphasis you made on "elements of the Arab Islamic Identity" you are so deeply concerned for in your Call as components of the Sudanese Civilization should not figure out as the most important or the most venerated symbols of civilization in Sudanese history or present terms but must fairly function as an African activity within the framework of Sudan's African identity and future for Sudan is largely African in languages, cultures, races, and ethnicity.

   In Sudan, many Arab elements have been Sudanized and Africanized since ancient times, not vice versa. Hence, it is unbecoming that the majority African Sudanese be converted into a disfigured Arab entity for the sake of a few Arab elements Sudanese always shared in peace and with noble hospitality as part of their deeply-rooted African values

2. Despite the ruthlessness and excessive savagery they exercised to establish Revolution of the Haraka Islamiya as a brutal non-Islamic inhuman entity, you only painstakingly depicted your Revolution's criminality as "the exceptional case that might have been necessitated by circumstances of the Revolution."

   You failed to admit with bravery and integrity - as Muslims are required to do - the bitter truth that the international Haraka Islamiya did in fact allowed the ruling regime to make of the decent, free, beautiful, cooperative, artistic, and creative life of Sudanese, wherever they lived in the one million Africa's largest nation in space, a Hole of Hell.

3. The international Haraka Islamiya's State and Party disfigured the generous, noble, friendly, and sisterly relations that existed between Sudanese, Muslim or non-Muslim, and many Muslim leaders and thinkers who were also welcomed to visit Sudan to perform contractual cultural, religious, and social activities as a friendly relationship or for business.

   The Haraka Islamiya converted these good activities into acts of terrorism as it changed the platform of dialogue into camps of training terrorists. The pens were changed into guns and the ink made into blood to kill many innocent tourists in Egypt, Tunisia, and many other countries. The free movement of the non-Sudanese Muslim guests was abused to assassinate President Hosni Mubarak of Egypt in Addis Ababa 1995. For these and other horrible crimes, Sudan paid and is paying dearly until this moment: Sudanese are wrongfully persecuted in regional and international airports as citizens of a terrorist State.
   

Most recently, a Sudanese was insulted by some Arab press and labeled by another Arab-based magazine an "ugly black." Well! Let us ask, for example, Al-Shaikh Al-Ahmer, Speaker of the Yemenite Parliament who signed the Call for Ahl Al-Sudan as supposedly they might have known or heard of the noble Negro origins of Adnan and Qahtan.

 The Prophet Hadith stated: "Ahl baiti dolm [black], humr [brown], and beed [white]" which comprised the one and same humanity, as is now proved by scientific anthropological research that the Homo sapiens, the first sober-minded intelligent human was the African Negro, the origin of humans, the cradle of civilization.

Were Sudanese "white" or "yellow" when they opened Africa's Black Sudan for all nationalities to live in happiness with them centuries ago? Were they ugly Blacks when every year they made the pilgrimage to the Holy Land of Islam for "mutual benefits and recitation of the name of God"? Was their blackness "ugly" when Sudanese beautiful and intelligent African women and men were respectfully married to Arab citizens and Asians everywhere in the region?

Dear Ulama, Leaders, and Thinkers signatories of the Call for Ahl Al-Sudan: Sudanese are suffering the brunt of living under the Haraka Islamiya pariah rule that stretched its poisonous failures to haunt Sudanese and trivialize their good life and noble image wherever it could reach them.

The Sudanese Africans whom no doubt many of the signatories personally known have welcomed for years many of the signatories or their friends, especially when they were persecuted by their own governments or even organizations in their own homelands, for example the Palestinians of all Ahzab, Hizb Allah or the progressive  secular Ahzab that Hizb Allah supporters and other Muslim Brotherhood like to label as Hizb Al-Shaytan [Satan], those who reconciled Israel as well as those who are still in war with Israel.

It is shameless that signatories of the Call forgot to remember these glorious qualities of Sudanese versus the criminal acts Haraka Islamiya State and Party committed against Sudanese for more than a decade.
 
 

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