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The Mahdi of Sudan — Part 2
FILIPPO DONVITO COMMENTARY #9 • MAY 2019 On June29,1881, two years after the end of the slaves’ revolt, Muhammad Ahmad, a poor Sufi from the region of Dongola in Northern Sudan, publicly […]