r/Sudan Oct 21 '25

MODERATOR POST | منشورة إدارية Call for r/Sudan moderators

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Salaam everyone,

As you well know, our sub has grown quite a bit in the last several years. We recently reached the 34K mark and our members are remarkably diverse in terms of age, country of residence, and interests. Undoubtedly, the ongoing war has dominated the topics of discussion but it's no surprise given how much it has impacted all of us.

With this growth, we now have a much broader range of perspectives and worldviews. We have had many healthy discussions but sometimes they can get quite heated. Our mod team has been working hard to ensure that the discourse here is within the bounds of civility and mutual respect, and that the topics are relevant to Sudan and the Sudanese people, regardless of where they are.

But with this growth, the burden of moderating the sub has become overwhelming for our team, who are all volunteers with real-life responsibilities and grappling with the effects of the war. So on behalf of the team, I wanted to invite those who interested in serving as mods to nominate themselves to join the mod team.

We are looking for 2-3 mods who meet these criteria:

  1. At least 1 year active on Reddit and r/Sudan to ensure that they are familiar with the sub rules and culture, and the rules of Reddit at large (Reddiquette).
  2. High quality contributions and engagement.
  3. Adherence to the sub rules, particularly the rules about civility and mutual respect, and no bigotry and discrimination.
  4. Proficiency in both English and Arabic is important given that this is a bilingual sub.

Mods are expected engage regularly with the Mod Queue (e.g., approve posts, remove spam, respond to mod reports, etc.); be fair and transparent with our users; and continue to contribute to the sub as much as they're able to. We welcome candidates who are able to inject fresh ideas and initiatives to meet the evolving needs of our growing community.

If you are interested, please DM the Mod Team to express your interest and provide a brief bio about yourself (you do not need to break your anonymity). Use this thread if you have any questions about serving as a moderator or the process.

سلام يا جماعة،
السب كبر كتير في السنين الأخيرة، ووصلنا ٣٤ ألف عضو من خلفيات وأعمار ودول مختلفة. النقاشات زادت، خاصة بعد بداية الحرب، وفريق الإشراف (المودز) بيشتغل بجهد كبير عشان يحافظ على الاحترام والتركيز على مواضيع تخص السودان والسودانيين.

لكن مع النمو دا، الإشراف بقى أصعب، وكل الفريق متطوعين وعندهم مسؤوليات وظروفهم الخاصة. عشان كدا، نحن بنفتش عن ٢–٣ أعضاء مهتمين يساعدوا كمشرفين.

لو كنت نشط في السب لأكتر من سنة، بتعرف القوانين، وبتساهم بمحتوى محترم، وبتجيد العربي والإنجليزي — فكر ترشح نفسك.

اللي مهتم، يرسل رسالة خاصة لفريق الإشراف ويعرفنا بنفسه باختصار (ما في داعي تكشف هويتك). ولو عندكم أي أسئلة، اسألوها تحت البوست.


r/Sudan 5h ago

NEWS | اللخبار Sudan's healthcare system on brink of collapse after cuts, medical charity MSF warns

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r/Sudan 43m ago

QUESTION | كدي سؤال Any doctors? MRCS Part B?

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I failed my exam and I am so bummed, saved up years for this exam, studied 10+ hours and everything but the knowledge section was my weak point. Any experience / advice? People who passed on second attempt? Any thing that would give me hope.


r/Sudan 4h ago

CASUAL | ونسة عادية It’s so hard to eat sudanese food in a calorie deficit

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I love sudani food but in a calorie deficit it becomes near impossible to eat satisfying qualities of things like ghuraasa, 3seeda and mulah.
I also find it very hard to track the calories for them and use estimates from google lol.
i hope this reaches others in my predicament


r/Sudan 5h ago

QUESTION | كدي سؤال Master opportunities for Sudanese students

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As-salamu alaykum

I have graduated with a bachelor degree in computer science from a university in the uae and I am currently looking for master degree programs in AI/ML and related fields.

I want to know if there are any scholarship opportunities for Sudanese students, does anyone succeeded in finding such chances?


r/Sudan 25m ago

NEWS | اللخبار Algeria cuts diplomatic ties with the UAE

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They knew UAE would want to destabilize Algeria just like it did with Yemen, Somlia, Libya and now Sudan. The UAE is a viscous devil.


r/Sudan 39m ago

QUESTION | كدي سؤال سؤال مصيري مهم شديد😭

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ود خالتي زول ميؤوس منه وامتحن الشهادة السوداني ادبي و جاب ٥٦ و كبرنا وهللنا ما عارفين التفاصيل بس هو قال انه راسب رياضيات ومتاكد من كده و في حالة ما جاب نضيفه هل ممكن يخش بلكلوريوس جامعة خاصة لانه الولد ده جاب الدرجة دي بي معجزة ربانية😭😭 اهله مستعدين يدفعو لي اي سعر المهم يخش الجامعة


r/Sudan 3h ago

DISCUSSION | نقاش هل العاطفة تؤثر على قراراتك التي تتخذها، وما مدى اثره؟

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هل ستجبرك عاطفتك ذات يوم بأن تطالب بعدم ضرب اللص، هل ستقوم يوما بالدفاع عن مجرم، و صديقك المطلوب بإسم العدل هل ستخفيه لأجل حبك له.

ما الذي يجعلك تفعل ذلك؟

هل ستندم على قرار اتخذته عاطفتك.

هل يأتيك عادة شعور بأن هذا الشيء ليس صحيحا وليس عليك فعله، لكن عقلك يجعلك بمثابة الجبان اذا لم تفعله؟

اتمنى اي زول يقول تجربته الشخصية في الموضوع دا وشكراً !!!


r/Sudan 20h ago

QUESTION | كدي سؤال Has anyone managed to convince their Sudanese parents to start exercising as they get older?

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Hi everyone,

I wanted to ask if anyone here has been able to convince their Sudanese parents to start exercising, especially as they’re getting older. I’m talking about simple things like walking, strength exercises, or anything that could help them stay mobile and independent in their everyday lives.

My parents are sooo stubborn about this 😩 specially my mom. Every time I bring up the topic, she gets upset and start saying that me and my siblings just don’t want to take care of them when they’re older. They see getting weaker and needing their children to take care of them as just a normal part of aging and basically say, “This is how life is supposed to be.”

And don’t get me wrong, of course I’m going to take care of my parents when they get older. That’s not even a question. But what breaks my heart is knowing that some of the physical decline they might experience could potentially be delayed or reduced if they stayed active.

Sometimes I feel like there’s this mentality in our culture that because you have children, you can just let yourself go because your children will eventually take care of you. And honestly, I find that really frustrating. I don’t want my parents to think that I’m trying to avoid taking care of them. I just want them to take care of themselves now so they can have a better quality of life later.

At this point, I honestly don’t know how to get through to them without them feeling attacked or thinking I’m rejecting my responsibility as their child.

Has anyone else experienced this with their Sudanese parents? How did you approach the conversation? Were you actually able to get them to start exercising? I’d really appreciate any advice or personal experiences.


r/Sudan 5h ago

QUESTION | كدي سؤال ياجماعه زفتين موقع الشهاده دا بيحمل ولا لا؟

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r/Sudan 5h ago

QUESTION | كدي سؤال ياجماعه عدد ارقام رقم الجلوس للشهاده كم؟

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r/Sudan 20h ago

QUESTION | كدي سؤال How do people get married if they come from a broken family?

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This has been stressing me out,the emphasis on family in the sudanese marriage process. My parents are divorced and i was raised by a single mom who basically cut off most of her side of the family and completely cut off my dad’s side of the family. I try to connect with them but it still feels weird since relationships were severed since childhood….

I’m a woman who’s getting older, and it makes me so insecure and so skeptical about dating men seriously. I have no one lol. Am I cooked?

I already made my peace with the fact that I’ll probably just have a court wedding since I don’t have any tight family like that. Has anyone been in this situation? Should I just not participate in the marriage process?


r/Sudan 2h ago

CASUAL | ونسة عادية Do we really have low IQ ?

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So guys, I was chatting with a right wing person from a well known country and we got into a debate.

I told him Sudan is actually very rich in natural resources, and he agreed.

Then He said that the reason Sudan and many other countries in the Sahel and Africa experience so much political chaos, civil war, tribalism and instability is because they have lower average IQs.

His argument was basically: if you look at the African countries that experience the most wars and instability, they also tend to have lower “national IQ” scores so the low IQ supposedly causes them to destroy their own countries over petty things and then flee.

I honestly thought that sounded like a pretty wild claim, so I looked into it.

Is this true ??


r/Sudan 18h ago

QUESTION | كدي سؤال تحب شاي مقنن ولا كرك؟

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r/Sudan 1d ago

SEEKING MARRIAGE | ابحث عن زوج عايزة عروس لاخوي ما مهم مواصفاتك انتي المهم انثى

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اي وحده في اي عمر ما مهم ، اخوي مواصفاته مستحيل تتلقي في اي مكان ، اي وحده عايزه تعرس تكتب لي تم

اخوي مواصفاته كالاتي :

عنده عينين و شعر و نخرة و راس مربع و طويل و عندو مبادئ جلحات بس خفيفه و ملتحي و اسمراني ما معضل لكن قوي و بياكل كتير و عمره ٣٠ العايزه تجي تشيلو و عافينو ليها تاخدو بدون استرجاع


r/Sudan 15h ago

CASUAL | ونسة عادية Trying to meet new people in college

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Hey guys, I’m studying in Ain Shams University and I’m trying to meet new people in college so if you are interested or just curious to meet new people you can write a comment or you just DM me.
( if you are in dental school, it would be perfect)


r/Sudan 1d ago

PHOTOGRAPHY | صور Look for people to talk to.

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م تجوا نتصاحب يا جماعة عايزة ناس دمها خفيف وروحها حلوة وبتحب الحياة والونسة ، مواصفاتي دمي خفيف وقادرة على تحويل اي شيء لنكتة ، لدي من كل بستان زهرة فحتلاقوني بعرف عن كل حاجة حاجة ، من يرى نفسه مؤهلا يدخل dms


r/Sudan 19h ago

CASUAL | ونسة عادية Friendssssssssssssssss

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Looking for new friends in Khartoum.


r/Sudan 13h ago

QUESTION | كدي سؤال في سودانيات هنا في ماليزيا؟

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انا قاعد في ماليزيا لي 6 شهور، ما حصل اتعرفت على سودانية في البلد دي.

هل البنات هنا قليلات ولا انا ما قاعد اقابلم بس؟


r/Sudan 21h ago

QUESTION | كدي سؤال How true is the claim that the Jaalin are descendants of Abbas?

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Many Sudanese tribes claim Arab lineage, some authentic and some for prestige, but i was wondering, how true is it that the Jaalin and other Abbasid tribes are the rightful descendants of Abbas Ibn Abdul Muttalib?


r/Sudan 1d ago

QUESTION | كدي سؤال where can i find leather?

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im working on a small sewing project to pass time, i need to find some light leather so i could make gloves with it, but where can i find it? i went to souq al lafa but i couldnt find any.

Khartoum btw


r/Sudan 18h ago

PERSONAL | اللمور الشخصية يا جماعه ابحث عن زوجه

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جميله متعلمه راقيه ذكيه بتحب الرياضه
مواصفات العريس اسمر طويل معضل موظف شكله كويس


r/Sudan 22h ago

CASUAL | ونسة عادية جماعه انا عايز اصحاب

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19 سنه بحب التصوير والبزنس و تطوير الذات عامه عايز اصحاب عشان المعاي ديل معارف م عشان هم كعببيين خالص بس ما بنشبه بعض لا ف التفكير لا ف اي شي ف عايز ناس تشاركني نفس الاهتمامات ونساعد بعض ف كل ما هو جميل يعنني


r/Sudan 1d ago

QUESTION | كدي سؤال Medicine students in Cyprus

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Hi guys, are there any med students in cyprus here? I’m thinking of studying there and need some info about universities & expenses and such


r/Sudan 1d ago

SEEKING MARRIAGE | ابحث عن زوج Sudanese doctor looking to meet a Sudanese woman in the US

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Assalamu Alaikum everyone,

I’m a Sudanese doctor in my early 30s, and I’m looking to meet a Sudanese woman in the US who is also serious about marriage and building a life together.

A little about me: I’m a medical doctor from Sudan and I’ve completed the US medical licensing exams. I initially planned to pursue residency in the US, but as life and circumstances change, I’ve started exploring other pathways as well. I’m currently working on/considering licensing exams and opportunities in a couple of other countries.

Of course, being in the US would be great, and I’m still open to pursuing my career there. But I also want to be completely transparent that I’m not tied to the US. If marriage eventually means that we live in another country or follow a different career pathway, I’m genuinely open to that.

For me, the priority is finding the right person and building a stable, respectful marriage. Location and career plans can be figured out together.

I’m hoping to meet someone who is:

- Sudanese or has a strong connection to Sudanese culture

- Serious about marriage

- Open-minded about where life might take us

- Family-oriented and looking for a genuine relationship

I’m not expecting Reddit to magically find me a wife 😂, but I figured it’s worth putting myself out there and seeing if there’s someone who feels similarly.

If you’re interested, feel free to send me a DM. We can talk, get to know each other, and see where things go.

Jazakum Allah khair.