Sudan

The Republic of Sudan, referred to as Sudan, is sometimes called North Sudan after the independence of South Sudan. It is located in northeastern Africa. The coast of the Red Sea, the eastern end of the Sahara Desert. The name of the country is derived from the Arabic 'Bilād as-Sūdān', which literally means 'the land of black (people).' With an area of ​​1,886,068 square kilometers, it is the third largest country in Africa and the 16th largest country in the world. The capital is Khartoum. The population is mostly Arab Muslims. It has been rated as the 'most unstable country in the world' by the failed country index, which is attributed to the military government's autocratic rule over the war in Darfur. At the same time, South Sudan in 2011 A referendum was held on January 9, and 98.83% of the votes voted for independence. On July 9, 2011, the Republic of South Sudan officially declared its independence.

We Are the Army of God and of Our Land-'We Are Allah and the Warriors of the Motherland'-نحن جند للہ جند الوطن

'We are Allah and the Warriors of the Motherland' is the national anthem of the Republic of Sudan. The national anthem of the Republic of Sudan was originally composed by the Sudanese Defense Forces before independence The song. After Sudan gained independence, it was selected as the national anthem of Sudan in 1956. The song was written by Ahmed Mohamed Saleh and composed by Colonel Ahmed Morgan.

The ratio is 1:2. Three horizontal flags of red, white and black, with a green triangle on the left. White represents peace, hope and honor, black represents the black people of southern Africa, and green represents the Islamic people of the north, and also symbolizes auspiciousness and Victory.

The national emblem of the Republic of Sudan. The current national emblem of the Republic of Sudan, opened in 1969, is a secretary bird with a Mahdi shield on the chest. The ribbon book above states the country The motto 'Victory belongs to us', the country name is written in Arabic below.