The Blue Nile ignites … and Sami Al -rasheed in the heart of the storm! 🔥 ✍️ Written by: Abu Bakr Muhammad Ibrahim Mahmoud – Port Sudan
🔥 The blue Nile ignites … and Sami Al -rasheed in the heart of the storm! 🔥
✍️ Written by: Abu Bakr Muhammad Ibrahim Mahmoud – Port Sudan
In a political scene that is not without astonishment and questions, the Blue Nile region attends an unprecedented uprising movement, in which mysterious messages, different positions and shocking decisions intersect. While the events of events improve, the name of Sami Al -rashid Ahmed is highlighted as one of the axes of the controversy, after the news of his dismissal of his position as Secretary General of the Supreme Council of Hajj and OMRA, in the middle of the official silence which raises suspicions and nourishes doubts.
The region, whose political symbolism is shared by Lieutenant -General Malik Air -Vice -President of the Council of Sovereignty of Transition -and Sami Al -rashid Ahmed, seemed to be in a state of symbolic division. The first represents sovereign authority, and the second was until recently one of the eminent bureaucratic faces in the institutions of the religious state. But what's going on behind the scenes?
Five days of speculation were adopted on the dismissal decision, which became shy and hidden from the official media, despite its approval from the decision -making authorities. However, the big surprise is that the decision is neither legal nor true, according to reliable press sources, because there was no official recommendation from the Minister of Religious Affairs and Endowments, which is the authorized authority to do so. This ambiguity has increased the complexity of the scene, especially since Al-Rashid is not a marginal figure, but one of the leaders of the eminent state, and the owner of a presence in political fields and popular resistance.
On the other hand, popular resistance in the region has shown remarkable calm after it was in a permanent alert. Is it a calm caused by a hidden consensus? Or is it a tactical maneuver that awaits what the questions will happen? It should be noted that the major sectors of the local community, including farmers, young people and women, had announced their support for the armed forces earlier, in a position that seemed to line up behind a property.
In the middle of this scene, the name of the Sudan consul in Jeddah, which was the place of love and confidence in the last days, floats on the surface, before the suspicions of the plot, according to pilgrims and conflicting declarations. Is there a relationship between what's going on in the blue Nile and what is raised around the consul? Was Al -RASHEED the victim of external intersections? Only days can reveal the hidden … and we will see.
Here, the same question arises: will one of the leaders of the other armed movements be overcome? Or is the Malik Aqar movement specifically in which a decision is implemented without referring to the leader of the movement? This question opens the door to examining the decision -making mechanisms in armed movements and raises questioning points on the extent of respect for the leadership sequence, in particular in the light of current political tensions. Is what happened with Sami Al -rashid is a previous one? Or is there a reason that is silently repeated?
What is happening in the Blue Nile is not only the dismissal of a superior employee, but rather a symbolic struggle for the representation of the region. Between Aqar, which presents the characteristic of the vice-president of the Council of Sovereignty, and the Rashid, which has represented the religious and administrative dimension, the characteristics of political and social re-positioning can be formed, which could have repercussions on the future of the whole region.
There are many questions and the answers are rare. Is the role of Sami Al -Rasheed really finished? Will the dismissal be officially announced? Does calm the popular resistance mean the start of a new stage of consensus? Or is what happens is only a first chapter of a long novel of symbolic and political conflict?
In the blue Nile, everything is possible … and everything is again flammable.
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