Sudan crises: from reality to lost hope ✍️ Taha Harun Hamed
Several years ago, Sudan became the stage of a group of nested crises that directly affected the life of the Sudanese citizen. Seoul and floods, civil wars, displacements and movements, environmental pollution, societal division, emotional division and moral moons and intruder methods on society and the Sudanese phrase that do not Trade between people and the absence of moral and religious faith and economic economic suffocation crises, which can all be interconnected or resulting from each other. But at the heart of this tragic scene, there is an important question: how did we get to this point? And why does Sudan suffer from these interconnected crises? Does he hope that this endless vortex out of this vortex?
Floods and torrents:
In recent years, torrents and floods have become repeated natural phenomena in Sudan, especially during the rainy season. The floods which are ravaged by agricultural houses and cultures and lead to the displacement of thousands of families, are no longer a rare incident, but rather a characteristic of Sudanese reality. Although nature plays its role in these disasters, environmental deterioration and the increase in erosion rates that the human being himself has unfortunately caused and the lack of modern wastewater networks, is one of the factors that help exacerbate these crises.
Wars and displacement:
It is not a secret for anyone that Sudan suffered and always suffers from internal conflicts and continuous civil wars in some of its regions, and its catastrophic effects on all parts of Sudan have extended the lack of basic services, the lack safety and panic. From Darfur to South Kordofan and Blue Nile, through political and military wars of the capital, Khartoum. These wars led to the displacement of millions of citizens, which made them suffer from the life of Denk and families who have no power and strength except in God and in other homeless, homeless or Hope for return. This coincided with the spread of armed groups and the spread of ethnic, ethnic, sectarian and regional divisions, which have created a chaos and destruction environment.
Hate and deceptive speech:
Haine’s speech has become another threat to Sudan. Letters of incentive and violence increase on social networks and media platforms, which leads to the intimidation and a strong severity of tensions between various social groups. In addition, we cannot neglect the propagation of deceptive information that improves divisions and increases internal conflicts, which makes it difficult to achieve peaceful solutions without high collective conscience, sincerity and sincerity of intentions
Environmental pollution and community division:
The environmental deterioration from which Sudan suffers is the result of the accumulation of years of negligence and mismanagement. Forests which were once a source of life were destroyed by the unjust pieces of the trees, and it was assumed in firewood for cooking and trade. Salt and cross. This contributed to climate change and increased desertification. This is added to pollution of water and air, which has become healthy and other health problems due to random exploitation.
As for the societal division, it has turned into reality. Sectal conflicts, political divisions and the promotion of regional loyalty have deepened injuries in the Sudanese social fabric, which makes coexistence between the components of society difficult. Especially during the days of revenge and take the revolt. Sudan suffers from a deep gap between the north and the south, and it is a reaction to the event on the island, between the East and the West, and between the civilians and the military, which increases the complexity of solutions.
Confused war:
War in Sudan is not only a struggle for power or resources, but rather a struggle during generations. The conflict in Sudan is a product of decades of social and political injustice, and a long struggle for rights and justice. Consequently, superficial solutions (and the correction policy cannot find lasting solutions at the moment) are no longer sufficient. The confined war does not end at less than the radical causes are not resolved: poverty, injustice, marginalization and weak political discourse and the lack of marketing of market phrases and to return our all-powerful Lord and a Reminder of the day of judgment
When people live in a permanent conflict, ignore the human values and the religious principles which call for justice and equality, social and human deterioration begins. The absence of the fear of God in the heart and demand the world in all ways, increases people's suffering and opens the way to injustice and tyranny. In this context, the Sudanese nation must remember and realize that what is happening in the world is only a step, and that there is great responsibility before all-powerful God in each saying and action.
Khatam:
The crises encountered by the citizen today are the result of a group of political, economic, social and environmental factors. However, despite all these challenges, hope remains possible. All the parties concerned must work to reach stability and justice, and without forgetting that this country goes through an articulated stage which could determine its future. The Sudanese people must remember that change only joining human values and believing in God, and that it is necessary to have a serious break to correct the path before the crises are no longer worse.
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