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Prominent Nubians • Alara , Founder of the Kushite Empire • Taharqa , Pharaoh of the Twenty-Fifth Dynasty of Egypt • Anwar El Sadat , Late third President of Egypt ( Egyptian Nubian father, Sudanese Nubian mother) • Gaafar Nimeiri , Former Sudanese president • Mohammed Wardi , Singer • Mohamed Mounir , Singer • Ali Hassan Kuban , Singer and musician • Hamza El Din , Singer and musicologist • Khalil Kalfat , Literary critic, political and economic thinker and writer • Abdullah Khalil , Ex-Sudanese Prime Minister, Co-Founder of the White Flag League, Co-Founders and ex General Secretary of the Umma Party • Ibrahim Ahmed , Prominent Sudanese politician, First Sudanese Head of The University of Khartoum , First Secretary of Treasury, the First Chairman of the Bank of Sudan, Co-founder of el Umma party, Author and negotiator of the Sudanese Declaration of Independence • Muhammad Ahmad , 19 century Sufi sheikh and self proclaimed Mahdi, Founder of the Mahdiyya • Jamal Abu Seif, Founder of the Itihad, the first polically active group in the Sudan and predecessor of the famous White Flag League • Sheikh Khalil Ateeg , Founder of the Day'fiya Ismailiya sect of Sufism Islam in the Sudan • Abdu Dahab Hassanein , Founder of the Sudanese Communist Party • Dawwod Abdul-Latif , First mayor of Khartoum • Mohammed Tawfeg , ex-Minister of Exterior, ex-Minister of The Media • Mo Ibrahim , Sudanese-born British mobile communications entrepreneur , one of the richest men in the United Kingdom [edit] References 1. ^ Dig Nubia – Image 2. ^ Dig Nubia – Nubia: Land of the Bow • Rouchdy, Aleya (1991). Nubians and the Nubian Language in Contemporary Egypt: A Case of Cultural and Linguistic Contact. Leiden: Brill Academic Publishers. ISBN 9004091971. • Valbelle, Dominique; Charles Bonnet (2007). The Nubian Pharaohs: Black Kings on the Nile. Cairo: American University in Cairo Press. ISBN 977416010X. • Warnock Fernea, Elizabeth; Robert A. Fernea (1990). Nubian Ethnographies. Chicago: Waveland Press Inc.. ISBN 0881334804. • Black Pharaohs - National Geographic Feb 2008
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