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The religious cycle in Sudan history: Case study on the Sudanese religious conflicts up to 1983

Author(s) -

Julian Samuel,

J. Catherine,

M. Paddy

Publication year - 2017

Publication title -

african journal of history and culture

Language(s) - English

Resource type - Journals

ISSN - 2141-6672

DOI - 10.5897/ajhc2016.0306

Subject(s) - islam , christianity , judaism , ethnic group , religious studies , kingdom , ancient history , buddhism , history , sociology , anthropology , philosophy , archaeology , paleontology , biology

This article aims to give an insight to the role of religion in Sudanese history through the centuries before the birth of Christ to the present time by discussing; (a) Impact of Ancient Egyptian religions. (b) Judaism and its influence on Sudanese social transformation. (c) Entry of Christianity and its role in dividing the Nubian society into three kingdoms between two denominations Catholic and Orthodox. (d) Entry of Islam and its role in conflicts which led to the separation of South Sudan in 2011. Key words: Religion, Ancient Egyptian gods, Judaism, Christianity/Missions, Islam, African Beliefs Ethnicity/tribes, British, Egypt, Sudan and South Sudan, Turkey.

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