The Story Of The Dress Of The Sudanese Revolution That Will Be Sold After The Fall Of The Regime

02-02-2019 09:13 PM
Abdul Wahab Hemet

Areej Abdul-Jabbar Doussa, 20, left Sudan at the age of ten. She is now a university student living in love with Sudan, one of her hobbies. I saw her eyes in Sudan and thought of giving her people and their homeland something.
Her father, Bashmahandas Abdul-Jabbar Dosa is a well-known political figure. Areej decided to buy a dress for a Sudanese dress, accompanied by her generous mother to a British market. Manchester United bought Erij and her mother the garment and worked on it for a week. At home, her parents provided her with drawing tools in honor of her talents. . When I ask her why the dress itself? Her answer was that she saw the image of a woman who was exposed to the first Sudanese flag of independence. She also wanted to link the dress as a slogan for Sudanese women, which was unique since ancient times because it distinguishes Sudanese women and makes them known.
And when she finished the work of the dress decided to take with it to where a large number of residents of Manchester City from rejecting the oppression and oppression of the government of oppression and domination and oppression in Sudan, and was presented this dress in an auction before the audience and began auction at 25 pounds and people began to compete and win until it reached the price 300 pounds, which is a large sum paid by a Sudanese citizen Barah people and homeland for some reason I preferred not to mention the name and respect for her desire did not mention her name, but the human being and working in the field of human application of the word and action at the same time
was the most beautiful gesture of this humanitarian and after I paid this amount waived Selected for the dress again For another person to pay 150 pounds to achieve the dress price of 450 pounds.
She said: “What can I do to the martyrs and the wounded?” We want young people in Sudan to see demonstrations as the regime falls, and from here we help them make donations and every zeal is shown as much as they help us as we dream that our country has evolved and remains the costume of Britain and we are proud of it. When you ask me, are you thinking about changing your mind after the price of the dress has risen and you have taken the price of the cloth and the drawing tools and the time that you took from the work time of the dress? Her answer was unequivocal.
Mr. Musa Hassan Abdullah of the city of Manchester says (I started to enter the auction to enrich this dress my conviction was to contribute the largest possible amount to support the rebels of the families of martyrs and wounded and detainees, as well as his guidance to my life partner and after the Sudanese citizen paid the sum of three hundred pounds and gave up, I decided to pay The amount of 150 pounds again.
When I ask where is the dress now and will your wife wear it directly? He said: “We will keep this dress until the system falls and then we will show it in the biggest auction that can achieve a large financial return. This is the reward and the benefit. We want to live in tolerance, solidarity and cohesion as we were, the regime is now reeling and we have to support the rebels to pay him the fatal and final blows. Our hands must always be intertwined and we will be lawmakers and houses. A open to each other to build the Sudan, which we dream and dreams of our children.
From the editor: I wanted to say that the community of Manchester has remained one of the active and influential communities and has remained hundreds of its membership in the case of continuous and diligent work day and night work to support the rebels in Sudan, and contrary to the solidarity with the Sudanese people, who chose to be on Saturday of each week has Her children and youth by sending over £ 5,000 in donations to support the Sudanese revolution. Young men of both sexes in Manchester remain the spearhead of these events, supported by the support of a number of nationalists.
I conclude to say to those humanity that recorded that great position by giving up 300 pounds sterling and to Professor Musa Hassan Abdullah and his wife, the virtuous and the daughter of Arig Dosa and her parents, this is the Sudan, which we seek and look forward to build after we uprooted this vicious gang criminal and all its members and build our nation lofty It is between peoples and nations. And glory to the martyrs and the revolutionaries, the wounded, the disappeared and the detainees.