From the false promise to the mischief of Muqlim Khaled Abu Ahmed, I remember very well the days following the April 1985 uprising and the establishment of the National Islamic Front. The literature of the movement, which speaks of the State of justice and the rule of Islamic law, was the first youth meeting of the Islamic movement immediately after the intifada in the camp land south of Khartoum, where some 3,000 young men and women met.
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From the false promise to the mischief of Muqlim Khaled Abu Ahmed, I remember very well the days following the April 1985 uprising and the establishment of the National Islamic Front. The literature of the movement, which speaks of the State of justice and the rule of Islamic law, was the first youth meeting of the Islamic movement immediately after the intifada in the camp land south of Khartoum, where some 3,000 young men and women met.