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Babikr Bedri (Arabic: بابكر بدري; 1 June 1856 – 1954; also
spelled Babiker Badri) was a
Mahdist Sudanese warrior and
social activist who laid the foundations...
- Adil
Babikir (Arabic: عادل بابكر) is a
Sudanese literary critic and
translator into and out of
English and Arabic. He has
translated several novels, short...
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renewed clashes, many
families were left
without food. On
November 6,
Babikir Musa, a
senior commander in Minnawi's
faction of SLA was
killed in the...
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Babiker Awadalla (Arabic: بابكر عوض الله; 2
March 1917 – 17
January 2019) was a
Sudanese Arab
nationalist politician who was
Prime Minister of
Sudan from...
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jetliner carrying the
leading coup plotters,
Farouk Osman Hamadallah and
Babikir al-Nour. They were
extradited back to Khartoum,
where they were promptly...
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Babikir Elnour interrogated by
Khalid H****an
Abbas following the
failed 1971 coup d'état...
- على طريقته (2004, memoir). Mansi: A Rare Man in His Own Way, trans. Adil
Babikir (2020)
Compilations in
English The
Wedding of Zein and
Other Stories (1968)...
- Djérou (Coordinator) FIDEL:
Abdelwahit About (Secretary General) FNTR:
Babikir Ismail (Representative)
Group of 8 December:
Abakar Tollimi (Coordinator)...
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editor of the
compilation Modern Sudanese Poetry: an Anthology, Adil
Babikir characterized the
poetry of
Salah Ahmed Ibrahim "as a
mirror of
major turbulences...
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initially serve in the NRCC,
although Hamdallah,
along with
Hashem al Atta and
Babikir al-Nur
Osman were
later purged from the
Council in 1970.
Hamadallah was...
