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From "Al-Quni" to "Abu Lulu": Behind the Nicknames of Sudan's War Leaders Lie Maps of Tribe and Language.
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Khartoum – “Al-Quds Al-Arabi”: In Sudan, names are not merely a fleeting means of identification, but sometimes transform into complete social maps, bearing the marks of geography, dialects, ancient migrations, Sufi orders, and the culture of pastoralism and warfare. In a country considered one of the most ethnically and linguistically diverse in Africa, the names of war leaders and the titles used among them have acquired additional connotation…
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