The hope is our Prayers

By: Alaa Babiker

Sudanese population is one the greatest nations in the world. Our strong willing is what always made every family survive during the most difficult periods. Strong men are fighting harsh living conditions just that their children have a better ones, and they work harder and for longer hours just to secure a better education to them. Mothers also work hard inside the house and out, just to support the families and their husband’s, and this comes along beside their role at participating in all the festivals of the social life and beyond.

Sudan is great, and the wish for it to become even better – than what is was – has never been so great. Even the resources we have has never needed a time to be correctly used better than this time. We need to rise again, the next generations are depending on nothing now but our will to change and rise – as united Sudanese nation – to the better, and to move forward from this point we are stuck on. Letting go our ego, and wishing the best for ourselves and most importantly wishing the best for others is what will make us shine again.

Let’s take this holy month as a new vow to our beliefs and to our souls. We can start freash if we have good intentions towards each others. With pure hearts let’s not just hope but pary for the war to stop. Let’s be good, do good, and make excessive praying to Allah to help us become a better nation, and to help us get out of this obstacle and unite again as one great nation.

With prayers all the good things happen, and even the bad thing will be reverted. May Allah grant wisdom upon our leaders to end this war.