The sound of the theater and the firmness of war: The story of Balqis Awad during the time of displacement ✍️ Section of Mr. Abdel Wahab
In the name of God the most merciful, the most merciful
✍️ Police Assistant of Mr. Abdel Wahab’s Department
This cursed war, which drove innocent people from their homes and cost the lives of others. We ask God to accept them as his martyrs, and destroyed infrastructure and services in Khartoum, Al-Jazeera and Sennar states. were not spared from this crime.
Actress Balqis Awad Rikabi Abdel Rahman is one of the victims of this war and among the thousands of people displaced to the state because of this cursed war. She was born in Khartoum in 1946. She grew up in her hometown, like her peers, and there she studied primary and secondary school in the secondary schools of the Egyptian mission of the Coptic College, then at the Al-Nilein University, Cairo branch, from which she graduated in 1963.
She then joined customs as a typist on the Typist machine and spoke the French language fluently, which helped her to have the director of customs make a decision appointing her as a customs agent in 1965. She is thus considered the first woman Sudanese to work as a customs officer, and she worked there for a long time until she retired with the rank of major.
Before entering customs, Balqis was considered the first Sudanese actress to speak the classical language on Sudanese radio. She was in her early years when she was a college student and did many works in the field of theater. Zahra spent her youth in this work. and his works included Moonlights of the Suburbs, Danger Railway, The Director's Daughter, Qatar North and The Last Train.
We asked her what this war meant to her. She replied that this war was the will of the Almighty God, and there was no escape, and it was written in humiliation, but thanks to God, to our armed forces, to the police . , security and mobilization, it has come to an end, God willing, and every day we hear victory after victory, or its positive aspects are that it united the Sudanese people and that they won the victory with the heart of a single man. , behind their army, and similar men appeared in this war, and also one of its blessings is the continuation of long-cut family ties. Like me, I have not come to Dongola in my entire life, despite the presence. of my people, Al-Rikabiya, Bakja and Maragha, and the residents of these neighborhoods congratulate us all for embracing me and offering me a helping hand and assistance. They have our sincere thanks. The positives are many, but the negatives are just that. the war has driven citizens from their homes, raped free women, plundered homes, banks and other government and other institutions, and killed innocents, but we say to them, and with God, the opponents will meet.
In conclusion, I extend my sincere thanks to the people of the Northern State, represented by His Excellency Mr. Abdeen Awadallah Muhammad, the Governor of the Northern State, the members of his government, the Security Committee of the State and the people of the State. in general for welcoming this large number of arrivals due to this damn war, whether in their homes or in accommodation centers, and providing them with all the necessary assistance that helps them meet their needs, and a sincere thank you to everyone who supported us and gave us relief. of the horror of this calamity, I first of all salute and thank the customs authority and administration of Dongola State, in the north of the country, the fight against smuggling and the tribe of media professionals from Ministry of Culture and Information of Dongola. my deepest thanks and appreciation to the one who took charge of the police hospital, to my son whom I did not give birth, to Dr. Major General Docteur Amer Sadiq Mahmoud Hammad, who took care of my treatment since my arrival in this state, and to my daughter, Dr Maha Taha Ziadeh, director of the Musaedoon charity, for her support, concern for me and welcome. I will never forget his support in my health matters and his careful monitoring of me, as well. the director of the Plaza Hotel in Dongola, represented by the businessman Fadl, and my son Imad Musharraf. The hotel is also concerned about my health, as well as my son, the Commissioner for Humanitarian Aid in Dongola, Dr Abdul Rahman Ali Khairy. A special salute to my son Musa and daughter Munira from WFP for their support. I reiterate my thanks in general to the people of the Northern State in general and to Dongola Wajih and Maragha in particular for the warm welcome and the excellent work I have done. found at their home. We ask him to bring us back safely to our home.
We ask God to accelerate the victory of our armed forces, our police, our security and our mobilized personnel, mercy for the martyrs, the healing of the wounded and the return of the missing, and that peace spread throughout all our country and that we return to our homes victorious.
You have my sincere thanks and appreciation, my son, Mr. Abdul Wahab, for giving me this opportunity
