This is the most diverse country in Africa تنوع القبائل في السودان vlog
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I had the opportunity to work and live in so many African countries, but my experience in Sudan was so far different especially as you said how is the media giving negative image about Sudan which i discovered later on it was totally not true. Sudan is one of the safest African countries i lived in, Sudanese people are very smart educated even with less limited resources of education but still people there are full of ambitions to achieve and peruse them dreams , i never met so friendly people and kind as Sudanese in my life who always wanna help you with zero expectation in return and especially if you are foreigner, its so amazing to learn so many good things in last place you will ever think you will but that what happened and am glad i did.. Thank you for the great video about Sudan... please pardon me if my english not perfect..All the love From France
Emma adward what you mean negative? We have government who committed genocide and divided country and yet y'all flaunting about them
Alhadi Daldum
She is talking about the people of Sudan and not the government of Sudan ...
Je vis aux Etas Unis mais j'ai tros envie de aider Soudan. Aujourd'hui il y a la guerre encore la bas et ce triste.
My heart is with Sudan ❤
Love my Sudanese people we are one, Love from Eritrea one Africa
I'm African American hope to some day travel to Sudan and other parts of Africa much love
Come to algeria brother 🤛🏾🌴🇩🇿
@@khabib5770 isn't it very hard to get tourist visa
welcome to you in sudan
Positive image of Sudan and beautiful people, I'm Eritrean and have so much love to Sudan ppl
There’s no big different between most of Chadians cultures and Sudan’s. Even our Arabic is almost the same.
I’m so proud to be half Chadian 🇷🇴 and half Soudanese 🇸🇩.
Thats the Romanian flag the chad flag is darker
🇷🇴 🇹🇩
Yes we can communicate very well. I am Chadian
Well done we need more of these kind of videos I swear people from outside think Sudan is a war zone and don't know it's one of the safest countries in Africa keep going👌🏽 🇸🇩. Subscribed I'm from Kasala (Ben Amer tribe) which means the people of Amer.
It's so important for us to reclaim our narrative and not allow others to misrepresent us! My father's family is Beni aamer from Kassala ❤️
ABIR
Yes very true
haha cool to know you are part of bani amer too who knows we might be related😂.
ABIR my mom is beni aamer from kassala too we could be cousins 😬
ABIR
Cool video Abir. I’m surprised though you’re from beni 3amir and from kasala, yet when the Rashaida boys said “[we’re of] beni 3abs” you thought it was a place 🙈
I took a test with Ancestry and on my dad's side I'm Central African and Sudanese. My mom is French and African American. My Background is pretty diverse. Great video
Sudan is not ethnicity lol there are a lot of ethnic group in Sudan Arab ,Beja, Nubian, black and Coptic and small minorities from migrant background .
@@محمدجلال-خ8ن central African isn't an ethnicity neither, he just talk about his background in a non specific manner
This is the best video I’ve seen in Sudan! This needs to be watched by everyone, how amazing! Thank you so much 🥰🥺 love from the UK
Another great Vlog Abir! Thank you for showing the western part of Sudan I never seen it before. You are right Sudan has so much rich culture and history. Loving these videos!
Hey Amena, may I ask what tribe are you from?
Vanessa J sure Danagla tribe but I love all tribes we are all Sudanese!!
Thank you for answering. Yes, all Sudanese and very beautiful people.
Hey Amena, Thank you for recommending Abir’s channel!
North sudan is the best :P
Sudanese people are beautiful🇸🇩
Stay away from Sudan . Your not welcome.
@@deanmclover306 why?
Necati, some outsiders are dividers not uniters lol I was trying to rhyme. Please go to Sudan. I’m in the states also subsaharan African ..
Thank you for presenting Sudan’s culture that to this day others do not know about. I hope on your next visit to Sudan, if you tell us that, so that we can arrange for you trips to discover more about Sudan and document it. Thank you very much for your effort to inform the world about our culture.
I look forward to hearing from you soon
I'M from Chad . I'm really proud about Sudan's culture .
Berber?
@@phantompage4304 yes maybe he is gouran or touareg or baggara
Sudan is pretty diverse country .
These videos are valuable and I think we need stuff like this to be shown in our TVs and national channel, to reflect the true image of diverse beautiful Sudan. Thank you for your efforts and great filming.
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This was beautiful. A lot of the Eastern tribes are also in Eritrea as well or at least have clans based in Eritrea. Next time I go to Eri, I'll try to come here as well.
Eastern Sudan used to be a part of Italian Eritrea until the brits gave it to Sudan
@@wadahomer2155False, it was always Sudan. Italians just briefly occupied it.
Apparently, most North Sudanese have no idea about Sudan ( in terms of its vastness, diversity and rich history). And no wonder most of them couldn't get it when we (South) opposed the definition of Sudan as "Islamic and Arabic" (coz... there are obviously billions of parameters to measure Sudan - not just Arabism and Islam). I'm from South... never been to North but I can almost tell you everything you need to know about whatever part of Sudan. I'm a typical Dinka...Tall, slim and Sudani dark but I still do find myself having to proof to some North Sudanese that I'm not Ugandan or Kenyan and have no relationship whatsoever with them. Dinka is indigenous and Endemic to Sudan...you can't find us elsewhere!
Manelson 211 I agree with your comment. I would even go as far as to say it’s not just north sudanese but most east Africans have very little knowledge about their neighboring countries. I have lived and traveled to nearly all EA countries and I was amazed by how little others know about Sudan and I constantly have to prove that I am not Ethiopian or Zanzibari or Indian or whatever. This identity is further convoluted among Africans living in the diaspora. We as Sudanese (North & South) must do better to promote our diverse, rich and unique cultures and traditions to educate and eliminate misconceptions. 🌹
ABIR ... Haha. You are right about that ( The fact that the rest of East Africa is ignorant about Sudan). A regular Kenyan or Ugandan don't know about a typical North Sudanese. To them, a Sudanese is defined by a tall and dark looking person (someone looking like me basically- which is gross really) because that's what they see in their neighborhood every time. This is partly because North Sudanese don't integrate with the rest of East Africa and vice versa. And btw, there are some parts of Sudan where u will have to convince them that you are actually Sudaniya... haha
... Anyways.... I love how this new generation Sudanese musicians and UA-camrs like you, are creating awareness about the unexplored Diversity of Sudan. If you watch Late Dr. John Garang speeches, you'll start to understand and see Sudan in a different perspective. You'll relate to most of the issues and concerns that he used to raise. Lastly, there's a myth that we hate North. This is not true...but we obviously don't like all the successive regimes since 1956. We opted for "Two Sudans" bcoz the conditions for "New Sudan" were rejected (by the regime- not the citizens)...and not because we hate Northerners. Trust me, if you come down to Juba you won't feel any different...the culture, food and general attitude is relatively the same. The only difference is that our Arabic is slightly unique 😂😂😂😂....and maybe you'll need a visa for the sake of formalities at the immigration....😂😂 otherwise u won't feel like a foreigner at all!
That’s exactly how it is in Ethiopia it’s African problem people only know about their own tribes while others are oppressed
If you go to southern part of africa, you will find mulato(mixed race people between black and white) or white people in south africa namibia and zimbawean or just like skin all over Africa sometime with green , blues eyes.
What's make me sad , they racism among Africa between each other.
I CAMEROONIAN AND FRENCH BLACK PERSON, AND HERE IN EUROPE PEOPLE FROM ALGERIA OR MOROCCO DO 'T EVEN FEEL AFRICANS. THEY FEEL AFRICANS WHEN WE SPEAK BAD ABOUT AFRICA OR WHEN WE HAVR AFRICAN CUP.
IN EUROPE HERE IN FRANCE IF YOU ARE FROM NORTH AFRICA OR SUB SAHARIAN AFRICAN YOU RE CONSIDERED AS AN FOREIGNER.
SO LET'S BUILT BRIDGES BETWEEN OURS CULTURES AND OUR CONTINENT.
i love how everyone in the background was so intrigued by your filming, oh how I miss Sudan and its beauty.
I really love all your videos and not only that you are showing us your “adventures” but you are also working with the people. May God continue to bless you so that you can continue to bless us with this footage and knowledge. 🙂
Love to see my country represented positively thank you🇸🇩🇸🇩💖
Everyone says i look like im from eastern Africa, specifically Sudan.
I think i may visit the country one of these days.
𝙒𝙝𝙖𝙩'𝙨 𝙮𝙤𝙪𝙧 𝙩𝙧𝙞𝙗𝙚 ?
First of all You are really beautiful ..i feel like i am Sudanese because i've lived a few years in Sudan and i am like baptized by their kindness and trust ..may God bless more our Sudan!!!
Where are you from?
يمني عاشق لتراب السودان
وان لم اذهب الى السودان قبل الموت ستكون في قلبي حسرة 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭
تنور البلد يا علي♥️🇸🇩
حبابك طن💙
تنور والله حبيبنا السودان كما اليمن بلدنا❤❤
Lovely. Thank you for the beautiful video. I was born and raised in Sudan but unfortunately I don’t know that much about the other tribes. We need to embrace our diversity
A great video that reflects the extent of diversity in Sudan, and how this diversity fused into a single crucible, creating a unique community. We hope that the politicians in my country will live up to this beauty. Thank you, on our behalf, for correcting the mistaken image in the minds of the world
Wow some people in Sudan look like us (south asia)😍
If you are talking about the rashaida they are from Banu Abs and they are one of the big Arab tribes in Saudi Arabia and Kuwait and Iraq
not just rashida im not rashida and i get confused for indian or srilanka sometimes
It's an amazing way to show Sudan culture which is barely shown to people around the globe ,. Keep up with this amazing work ❤️
I'm sudanese hausa or falata, thanks for showing our great sudan 😊❤️❤️
والله يا عبير ورتينا حجات نحن ذاتنا ماعارفنها عن بلدنا، تسلمي كتير و ربنا يحفظك
والله طبق محمد عينة لكن رهييييييب عديل كده
I’m from Sudan lovely to see people are visiting as a holiday
So refreshing. I am working from home, due to the Co-vid 19 pandemic in the US. On my break from work, your video, has allowed me to take a visual trip to Africa. Breath taking scenery, rich culture and tradition, and vibrant colors. It brings me inner peace and tranquility, and helps me to plan my future trips to the continent's of Africa. Thank you for for letting me see through your eyes.
Hi Abir my name is Khaled. I throughly enjoyed this vlog on Kassala. My father was born in Kassala and migrated to the New York in the 1950's. I have never been to the Sudan so being able to see one's paternal place of birth is awesome. I would definately love to travel there in the very near future once the world opens back up. Thank you once again, Ma'a salama.
really wonderful video, thank you for giving me a taste of Sudan. I can't wait to visit and see all the vibrancy you've scratched the surface of. Thank you, and keep up the good work :)
I am from kasala but first time to hear by truibe of habab good video go ahead.
Thx for giving us a glimpse of Sudan. I appreciate your perspective. It is a diverse country.
Thank you so much for this informative video! This was actually a very educational and intriguing vlog. I’ve known that Sudan is ethnically diverse but I had NO idea it was this diverse. Because of this video I have officially added Sudan to my bucket list for travel. Also I wanna go when they have this festival and attend it and just soak up all the culture I can. Again thanks for such great content!!
Some ignorant comments on here denying the rich human diversity of Africa buying into Western stereotypes of Africa being a monolithic entity, the idea that being African is tied to one particular phenotype does much disservice to the continent.
Wow! I didn't think it was possible I could love Sudan any more but after this video I do...I really need to go there, I've been learning Sudanese Arabic. Thanks for the video!
I have a sudenese friend and she’s so beautiful and kind and she introduced me to her parents and they were so nice to me, I wish them all the best. I love your culture !! Also I love how some of them looked black, others arabs and others both or ambiguous, I absolutely love the diversity of your country ! God bless you ! 🤍
*Omg this is what we've been waiting for , this vid is hell a cute describe our culture .. I wish if I'm with u guys 😭 I really really I enjoy it 💓 thank youu sooo much*
Abir for you knowledge GIRTIQ is a Kushian tradition nevertheless it was spread all over the country and became the wedding tradition of all Sudanese among the different regions of Sudan.
This tradition could have been much more beautiful if Islam had not plagued the country!
Yes. That tradition could have been much more beautiful had Islam not plagued the country.
ي عبير لي وقفتي فيديوهات ياخ انتي الوحيدة البتجيبي الحقايق وفيديوهاتك جميلة وتصوير للسودان جمي اتمني ما توقفي وتواصلي......big love
I met so many people from Sudan. A few ask me if I was from Sudan. I guess because of my dark skin. It's very smooth looking. They where very welcoming. They where like are sure your not from Sudan. Especially when I spoke a small amount of Arabic. Then switch back to English.
I am proud to call my self African ):
This is so cool! I would love to see this culture festival one day. Thank you so much for sharing your vlogs I have enjoyed every one of them.
Sudan has too many cultures & tribes & every one of them speak there own language & has it's own traditions
The falata you spoke about are originate from the Senegal/Mali/Mauritania region. They aren't indigenous to Nigeria as well although during the last few decades their migration can be traced from Nigeria or Cameroon. Falata (as you guys call them in Sudan) are called peulh, fulani, fulbe, fula in the various west African countries they can be found.
Amazing Vlogs Abir! Keep it up👍🏻♥️
I have been crying and begging my mom to go back to Sudan but I can’t cuz of the disease that has been spreading around and I’m actually from Sudan and Qatar
omg same 🤣🤗
Bruhhhssss sameeee
Thanks Abir for the beautiful video. Been reading on Sudan for awhile. :) I learned a lot about the different cultures and traditions. What's the name of the festival by the way? I was interested in looking it up and is it every year? Is it possible for visitors out of the country to see it as well on a visit to Sudan?
this makes me so excited to go to Sudan
Correct me if I'm wrong but the tribe that originated from Nigeria is called Fulani. They are one of the largest ethnic groups in west Africa and are found in almost every country in west Africa and they even expanded as far as Sudan
You are absolutely right! Matter of fact, they are one of the largest ethnic groups in Africa. Fulani descendents can be found from Senegal to Tanzania to South Africa. And in Sudan they are called Fa’lata. ♥️
ABIR oh sorry! I never knew that they have a different name in Sudan. Thanks ❤ and I really enjoyed this video
We also have Hausa in Sudan & there iis another west African tribe I cant recall their name but they are very handsome & mesterious & the men paint their face.
Yes your right but in Sudan their name is om bororo.
sassytela
Fallata is an umbrella term under which many West African tribes fall.
There are different types of Fallata as they belong to different tribes each with their own culture and identity.
I am planning to go to Sudan and have a question-what time of the year did the cultural festival take place? Looks so interesting!
Coffee in any part of Africa is simply the best in the world.
I looked at the woman grinding grain and said "this woman gotta be habesha" and then Abir said "they originated from Eritrea". So shook right now, we're so connected.
also. YOU GUYS HAVE JEBENA???
There are ethinic groups common in Sudan and Eritrea like biniamir or tigre
@@Mina-wn5ip Hey, Bin Amir/ Tigres are not Habesh. They are completely different culture.
Are you dumb or uneducated. The women have nothing to do with Habesh people. They are their own ethnic group. and not all Eritreans are Habesh.
@@teddyissak2720 first of all Eritrea its not just "habesha" Culture, even though we don't call ourselves habesha! 2nd Tigre/Beni Amer are Eritrean like Tigrinya/kebessa, Without them there is no nation called Eritrea 🤦♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️ don't talk about Eritrea if you don't know our Nation, culture and history!!!
@@moreno8383 When did I say they are not Eritreans ? Lmao Did you even know the meaning of term Habesh ? Habesha means Abbysinain or Ethiopian. So you are basically saying that you are Abbysinains or part of Abbysinia which doesn't exist right now. Learn History before you criticize some one else.
Love to Sudan from black America🖤🇵🇸 🇲🇿🇺🇸
ذا علم فلسطين
This is fantastic!! learned something amazing today :)))
this is so amazing and informative , I'm Sudanese living in Sudan and I honestly only know two tribes or maybe three along with mine bni solim, thank 4 sharing ❤
Nour A E I never heard of bin Solim, what part of Sudan are they from?
+Shiraz Jamma part of them live at Gadarf and others at the white Nile areas , this is what I was told
Oh nice, Ive never been to Gadarif but hope to visit one day as its home to our biggest agricultural project & very beautiful ppl!
+Shiraz Jamma I have never been out side Khartoum , I wish one day I will visit other parts and regions of Sudan
It's because of your ignorance
This was just beautiful! I'm fascinated by the festival and would love to visit.
THIS VIDEO IS AWESOME!!!! You can learn so much by watching!!!!
thank you for sharing the beauty of Sudan with us ❤️
What a wonderful vlog abir ! Thank you for sharing all these adventures with us. I didn't know all of that about Sudan ( the medias don't show this unfortunately ) , it's just so mixed, so rich ! You definitely provoked in me the will to pay a visit to this country. The mango and guava episode made me so nostalgic about my childhood, walking around my grandparents' yard and trying to get some fruits (especially mangoes and guavas 😁) . Keep up the good work !
WOW! Such a rich diverse culture.
Woow that awesome go girl we do need more people telling us what we are missing down there.
Appreciate your work.
تصوير رائع وزيارة كانت جميلة لكسلا ومنها عرفنا اشياء جميلة.. أتمنى زيارة مدن أخرى في السودان ونقل ثقافتهم عبر قناتك المميزة.
انا غيتو بتكيف احضر فيديوهاتك عشان لغتك الانجليزية الرصينة... عقبالنا
One Land with many different human begin with different languages, tradition, rich culture. My parents are from South I born in North and value human begin and I disrespect the superior ones.
The video just made my day, Ramadan Kareem Abir 🤗
This video was great at showing Susan but you didn’t actually show any northern tribes. The Nuba you showed are from the south of Sudan and are not the same as the Nubians in the north of Sudan. Even in the north of Sudan, there are so many different tribes with different cultures and origins. Sudan is such a beautifully diverse place
😂😆I just saw my cousin in ur video haha ,,I love my ppl man ❤️🙏🏿..my hometown (كسلا الحنان )thank you sis love from Uk
Thank you for this. I visited Sudan briefly and loved it
اتمني انك تزوري قريه التكله حمد غرب ابوعشر بعد مستشفي الصيني هي قريتي وقريه جميله عداتهم وتقاليده غير عن باقي الولايات وطيبه قلبهم ممكن تصنعي منها محتوء ترويجي يفيدك في مسيرتك اليوتيوبيه للمعلوميه التكله حمد في ولايه الجزيره
thanks for the great Vlog, i am from sudan but from this video i learned so much about my country that i did not know before
Hay everyone,it's hibba from america 🇺🇲
I love sudan from ethiopia
What tribe are you from? Did anything surprise you about the different ethnic groups in Sudan?
ABIR Danagla!!!!
Mahas! I knew that Sudan has over 400+ ethnic groups but I didn't know that it was actually 600+.
Rashaidah tribe
ABIR yes the Fulani ppl. Because I am Nigerian and they are mostly found throughout west africa
I’m from dangala 💗💗
Thank you so much for your vlog it was amazing to watch I really enjoyed discovering the beauty of Sudan.
Please keep going and don't stop, it's really amazing work.
Keep it up Abir ! As you said there are many positive aspects in Sudan that need to be highlighted, I am amazed by the peaceful coexistence between all these ethnic groups . People in Sudan have a great level of tolerance , however, political elites have not make use of this point but encouraged tribalism !
I think your videos are fantastic Abir. It would be helpful if you could show a map of the area that you travel or show place names. Have you considered crowdfunding for specific projects?
Nathan & Sopa thank you! i’ve facilitated various community-based projects in East Africa. This month I am working with UNICEF to rehabilitate an all girls school in Sudan. tinylink.in/EmpowerGirls
I want to visit Sudan soon!
What a wonderful place , and so much culture . Loved the video.
Loved the Rashaida bits. Great vlog Abir. What's next?
Thank you for this Abir💗💗
Thanks for this video I’m trying to learn about Sudan 👍🏾
التهجين و الاختلاط يا اخوان ماعندنا مشكلة معاكم
ونتمنى يتحسن ظروف البلد عندكم ♥️🌹🇸🇦
Love from Addis Abeba
Love Ful Medamas it's amazing Ful Beans is an East African thing
North Africa and Arab food. They word is in Arabic language lmfao.
A lot of diversity and there's a bit of confusion going on since there's been newer waves of peoples/migrations (last 200 years) but a beautiful country overall. Shout out to Beja and other ancient groups. Fun fact, Sudan has almost twice as many pyramids than Egypt.
اقسم بالله السودان دا جمييييييل جداً.
Lovely! Abir please what is the name of that festival I would like to visit it. Many thanks Pavel 😀
Thanks Abir for show yours vídeos from Sudan, great culture, great people i love them so much, i hoppe to visite there soon..Salam jamila🤗😘
Nice video love from India
What time of year is this festival or gathering ? What is is called ? Where is it located ? I'd really love to visit n be part of that one day. Amazing festival.
Hopefully find information about that ?
من احسن الفيديوهات عن السودان استمري
Oh, man! I need to tour home.
Sudan big heart this country is best country in Africa
I really like your posts I learn a lot about my neighboring country the beautiful people of Sudan b/c of you. keep on promoting great things about mama Africa especially your home Sudan. By the way I can tell you have some Ethiopian blood. You have resemblance with my people the east part of Ethiopia.
Look forward for the next video.
i don t know there are 600 different cultures ethnic groups Caught my attention tribe of Bani Abbas good report
تقرير ممتاز الحياة فى السودان
specially mongo season they even fall in the ground a lot but here in Australia it expensive 1 is like $3
Hope soon I'm gonna participate Sudan's culture commemoration in sha allah.
Dear sis you're so beautiful with hijab so you should wear . I'm fun 4 U
From 🇸🇩🇸🇴♥️
Looool rashida guy called u Muzza
Sal Al LOL 😂
Just stunning thank you so much for this