You won't believe this happens in Sudan 🇸🇩 vA 27 | Nuba fighting

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  • Опубликовано: 8 фев 2025
  • Today, in Khartoum, in Sudan, we are going to meet Gamer, our friend from Wadi Halfa, to go with him to see the Nuba fighting. First we explore some local areas in the South of Khartoum, and then we head for a show that will not disappoint us.
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  • @KinoYves
    @KinoYves  2 года назад +123

    Correction from what I said in the video, the Nuba people are different from the Nubian people, they are not from North Sudan, but from West Sudan, from the Nuba mountains.

    • @justcallmebrian793
      @justcallmebrian793 2 года назад +20

      What is interesting about Sudan is the diversity of its people when i was there. I have encountered Sudan that look like South Sudanese, Upper Egyptian, and Ethiopian and everything inbetween as you probably have noticed. Also the history of Sudan and Egypt is very intertwined historically speaking. In fact part of Sudan nile valley region was Christian at one time which was the Christian kingdom of Nobatia, Makuria, and Alodia and the landmass was from Edfu Egypt to Northern Sudanese town of Dongola. Other regions of what is today Sudan had their own Kingdom example Funj among others.
      Makuria
      en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Makuria
      You can see this at Sudan National Museum of the Christian period on Nile Street, as i remembered

    • @Mendy_Ahbizzy
      @Mendy_Ahbizzy 2 года назад +9

      The Nubians in South Kordofan actually trace their linage to the ancient Nubian kingdoms, There is a propagated agenda to dislink it from such history. Thank you for your videos, fascinating. Enjoy your stay brother

    • @Mendy_Ahbizzy
      @Mendy_Ahbizzy 2 года назад +5

      @@momin_dahab I didn't mention black or justify Africanness in my response! All Sudanese are black 💯!
      I am emphasizing the existence of root relations between Nubians in Kordofan and further remote Northern Sudan. Research proved this through linguistics, and anthropology (El Sirr M. Fadul)
      Due to many factors including migration, displacements have alienated this once "homogeneous society"
      Again! This is not a matter of RACISM! I have no interest in divisive debates at all.
      There is a reason why in 2007 the regime intentionally flooded Kajbar dam and destroyed Nubian civilizations sites in the Northern state.

    • @bergenn4774
      @bergenn4774 2 года назад +4

      @@Mendy_Ahbizzy The Nubians are a different ethnic group compared to Nuba people. The genetic studies have shown that Nubians genes cluster together with other tribes of the north of Sudan (e.g. Ja’alee tribe), and cluster with Copts and Turks. While Nuba people genes cluster with tribes of South Sudan (e.g. Dinka and Shuluk tribes). Check the study by Hisham et. al. 2008.
      And there is a debate about the classification of the Nubian language , in many studies classified as Nilosaharan while other studies classify it as Afroasiatic language.
      Sudanese are Africans because Sudan is located in Africa, but like other countries in North Africa Sudanese population consists of different ethnic groups including Arabs, Copts and few Turks. There is a high frequency of the Arabic gene J1 / J2 in northern, eastern and central Sudanese tribes excluding tribes of the west and south of Sudan.

    • @coolcool6287
      @coolcool6287 2 года назад

      Nuba c'est les vrai Nubian juste dans le nord c'est un mélange arabe avec les noirs
      En plus ils parlent la même langue

  • @brianchu4594
    @brianchu4594 2 года назад +50

    I never watch entire youtube videos of other youtubers but for yours, I actually drop everything and watch with undivided attention. Thanks for some of the best travel content here.

    • @KinoYves
      @KinoYves  2 года назад +7

      Thank you for your nice feedback !

  • @neymarmusab452
    @neymarmusab452 2 года назад +32

    I'm Sudanese and a big follower...thanks for presenting our local simple lifestyle .... more you stay here you will find that 🇸🇩 Sudan full of ethical diversity and epic cultural enriched

  • @pamsuwannashote8789
    @pamsuwannashote8789 2 года назад +65

    In a land far away from your hometown, there is someone holding a big sign welcoming you. Gamer is really impressive. Enjoy your trip, stay safe Yves.

  • @AliKashoma
    @AliKashoma 2 года назад +24

    As fellow Sudanese living abroad, I wish Gamar "Moon" al the best with his Studies and future. He is genuinely a nice person. I could see he was looking after you the whole time in the ring.

  • @mosabalkhteb8107
    @mosabalkhteb8107 2 года назад +20

    I’m sudanese and it’s the first time I hear about this place 😂😂😂
    The fact that you immerse yourself in the culture this way is praiseworthy. Keep it up! You’re such a brave and humble person.

  • @mats-5970
    @mats-5970 2 года назад +12

    This is the content i crave on youtube, nobody else shows you this! Keep it up Yves

    • @KinoYves
      @KinoYves  2 года назад +3

      Glad that you like it, and that my content is different from other travel vloggers 😊

  • @adamabujola3555
    @adamabujola3555 2 года назад +20

    Je suis soudanais et maintenant je vis en France. Merci, Eve, d'avoir visité mon pays et d'avoir montré nos vues au monde🇨🇵🇸🇩

  • @hassancika13
    @hassancika13 2 года назад +17

    Islam is valid all times and places..
    thank you to show me alot of my country and look forward to see you reaching south africa

    • @t-rexs232
      @t-rexs232 2 года назад +1

      Yeah let's do mutah marriage

    • @t-rexs232
      @t-rexs232 2 года назад +1

      And Let's do breastfeeding of adults.👌😅

    • @AGUNGMUJAHED
      @AGUNGMUJAHED 2 года назад

      @@t-rexs232 your knowledge about Islam is pathetic

    • @MahmoudMohammed-nu5pg
      @MahmoudMohammed-nu5pg 2 года назад

      @@t-rexs232 ignorant and keeps repeating misinformation

    • @t-rexs232
      @t-rexs232 2 года назад

      @@MahmoudMohammed-nu5pg you cannot hide anymore the stupidity of your evil cult because many Arab ex muslims and Arab Christians who can read Arabic language they will expose you fake God till the end of the world.

  • @imaslowlerner
    @imaslowlerner 2 года назад +10

    You've been in Sudan 🇸🇩 for awhile. You must really like it there. From watching your videos is making me want to visit. Thanks.

    • @Taj199
      @Taj199 2 года назад

      You are welcome

  • @AhMeD.m.HaGGar
    @AhMeD.m.HaGGar 2 года назад +6

    What a wonderful person you are. Your personality is beautiful, the way you talk and how you deal with those around you enters the hearts directly. I loved your clips. Greetings subscriber from Libya 🇱🇾🔥from now on

  • @aktayismet9469
    @aktayismet9469 2 года назад +15

    I wish Sudan 🇸🇩 will be more clean , wishes from friend from turkey 🇹🇷 ❤

    • @JWPRODUCTIONS2025
      @JWPRODUCTIONS2025 2 года назад

      Technically that falls on the corruption of governments, if the government put more money towards recycling and garbage disposal, maybe it would be cleaner. Poor countries always suffer from poor governments who don’t support the people.

    • @rinasrinas5934
      @rinasrinas5934 2 года назад +3

      Sudan is clean before revolution , now there's no government to clean the road and there's no money to rent some body to do that .

    • @aktayismet9469
      @aktayismet9469 2 года назад +1

      @@rinasrinas5934 🇸🇩♥️

  • @Bubbapug1985
    @Bubbapug1985 2 года назад +8

    Kino, great video as usual. Your buddy was keeping a watchful eye on you (he is a good person to have around). Stay safe in your travels man and keep them coming.

    • @KinoYves
      @KinoYves  2 года назад +6

      Yes, Gamar is a very nice guy. It was lovely how he was taking care of me.

    • @nimoyounis201
      @nimoyounis201 2 года назад

      @@KinoYves man u should visit better places man i feel sad when u see this side of our country
      u should visit more beautiful places but for me i enjoyed ur trip man and be careful not all the sudanese are good

    • @your.home.design
      @your.home.design 2 года назад +1

      @@nimoyounis201
      you feel sad because he show our Sudanese culture?
      السياحة هي ان تري ثقافة الآخرين وليس ان تذهب الي المطاعم الفخمة و ما شابه .. انتم فقط يا السودانيين لا تحترمون ثقافتكم العريقة !! لماذا ؟؟ لا ادري !!

    • @nimoyounis201
      @nimoyounis201 2 года назад

      @@your.home.design bruh i didn’t say u shouldn’t visit or know our culture
      but what i mean he have to visit and show his followers some nice places cuz he is in Khartoum the capital of the city man

    • @nimoyounis201
      @nimoyounis201 2 года назад

      @@your.home.design cuz when other people come to For tourists have a nice background otherwise the culture

  • @godmodel33t11
    @godmodel33t11 2 года назад +7

    So down to earth Kino. Keep it up man.

  • @YageenAlshreef
    @YageenAlshreef 4 месяца назад +1

    Thank you for visiting Sudan and please pray for me and Sudan and its people to be safe ❤

  • @Brightly747
    @Brightly747 2 года назад +3

    Yves, thanks for taking me to places I would never go, simply because it’s way off the beaten path, this is wonderful, you’re definitely a citizen of the world. Merci

  • @TristanVarfley
    @TristanVarfley 8 месяцев назад +1

    Gamer's humility is special. Best of luck to him

  • @terryhughes7349
    @terryhughes7349 2 года назад +13

    fascinating episode. a very complex country. stay safe Yves!

  • @looleta1830
    @looleta1830 2 года назад +6

    I am from Sudan you visited places I scare to go to it 😂
    Gamar you're a nice guy, thanks for taking care of him

  • @SKEH2022
    @SKEH2022 2 года назад +47

    I would like to comment on one sentence you mentioned in the beginning of the video while introducing the problem in Sudan when you said "Maybe Islamic law was good 1000 years ago, but for the modern world it's not well adapted" and let me explain to you the real special situation in Sudan case. First of all, as you have seen during your journey in Sudan, all the people are nice, kind and welcoming. That how they were raised up and actually this is the real islamic law! It's about good behaviour, doing good, being kind, humble, honest....etc. The islamic law which was introduced through media is the "political" side, which doesn't reflect the real soul of islamic instructions. And it's well known that "Politics is a dirty game", so the "Muslim Brotherhood" are a group of politicians and army members who misused the "Love of Islam" in the heart of the Sudanese people to control them in the name of "Saria'a" & "Islamic Law" which made confusion in the people's minds about whether the "Islamic Law" itself is the problem or the "wrong practice of islamic law is the problem", and actually it was practiced out of the context intentionally by that group of people who wanted to dominate others by exploiting the people's religious passion. I hope this clarifies the confusion here. All the best and good luck on your journey!

    • @mekadragon86
      @mekadragon86 2 года назад

      islamic law is the problem , period . it may have good things , but its bad effects are greater

    • @ramtapa2303
      @ramtapa2303 2 года назад +4

      You explained bro

    • @baardagaam
      @baardagaam 2 года назад

      Yves was right, Islamic Law is not fit for modern economics,
      just look at Turkey s terrible inflation problem because of Erdogans Islamic Central Banking.
      Sharia works in Dubai/ Qatar, because their economy is artificial and they are bringing in 200 billion dollars of Oil Money every year...

    • @KinoYves
      @KinoYves  2 года назад +17

      @baseball81
      Thank you for clarifying what I meant.

    • @masehi100
      @masehi100 2 года назад

      Read the Quran and you’ll know the islamic laws are barbaric laws ,No respect to the human rights only terrorist countries like the Sudan regime are using it that is why they are very very poor ,uncivilized , dirty roads and always in conflict with the civilized world.

  • @doctorelxv6856
    @doctorelxv6856 2 года назад +6

    Phenomenal. Thank you for taking us in an adventure. Wrestling match was something I did not expect.

  • @Dandy-lu5xf
    @Dandy-lu5xf 2 года назад +4

    God bless your heart! ❤
    I hope you’re treated with hospitality and kindness there.

  • @reireiko3522
    @reireiko3522 2 года назад +29

    I am Sudanese and I did not know that there is wrestling in Sudan 😂 but I think that they are a certain tribe "Nuba" they love this sport because they are characterized by strength. We have many tribes in Sudan and any one has its own customs.... Your channel is amazing i learned many things that I didn't know and some places i didn't go in sudan even though I am Sudanese. Thank you so much ❤️ Also, I want to tell you that the place you are in now is a dangerous place. Be careful👌

  • @Haraenul
    @Haraenul 2 года назад +13

    I've been living in Khartoum for 5 years now, still never knew about these wrestling arenas 😂
    Honestly living in the center of Khartoum with all the big buildings takes away the joy of African culture, you don't experience anything beside the ordinary.

    • @woozyz2769
      @woozyz2769 2 года назад +1

      You've at least experience Zanga Afrobeats or have been to at least one Zambarien party right?

    • @Haraenul
      @Haraenul 2 года назад +2

      @@woozyz2769 You bet i did! They also did a dance where they form a circle and hit the ground with their feet, don't know what it is called, but the whole area became covered with dust, my allergy didn't like that very much 🤣. These parties are more convenient since every once in a while they throw one near where i live, i can dance in my own room

  • @alaeldinmohamedhassan9444
    @alaeldinmohamedhassan9444 2 года назад +7

    Amazing! You are doing the tourism for us😁

  • @BsBsBock
    @BsBsBock 2 года назад +2

    toure the most sympathy French person, said Englisch is more important then French

  • @tronchemolle7276
    @tronchemolle7276 8 месяцев назад

    Yves, tu as vécu des moments exceptionnels. Je suis passé par l’Amérique centrale et latine pour vivre des choses similaires et franchement ce que tu vis me donne envie.
    Merci pour ton partage et bon voyage.

  • @TalkTraks
    @TalkTraks 2 года назад +6

    That wrestling match looked super entertaining actually. Nice day out

  • @عبدالكريمماضي-د2ش
    @عبدالكريمماضي-د2ش Год назад +1

    اخصاره السودا بهذا الشكل والله شعب عايش بالبركه 🇱🇾🇱🇾🇱🇾🫶🫶🫶❤️❤️تحياتي من ليبيا

  • @keymaker410
    @keymaker410 Год назад +1

    Thank you for bringing this world to us 😊

  • @EssaMossa605
    @EssaMossa605 2 года назад +2

    We are very ashamed of the miserable situation of our beloved country Sudan😢😢😢 and we hoped that it would be more beautiful than what you saw, but I know that the people there have very good hearts, because they are simple and have chastity, and they love strangers. Thank you very much for visit our beloved country Sudan.

  • @cherylmontcrief7600
    @cherylmontcrief7600 3 месяца назад

    Thank you for your videos. You have very good social skills, nice.

  • @starton5420
    @starton5420 2 года назад +5

    الله يساعدكم ويكون بعونكم دائما ياأهل السودان.

  • @ramtapa2303
    @ramtapa2303 2 года назад +3

    My Saturdays are always fun with your videos

  • @قناةالعلموالمعرفة-ل4ط

    شكراً جزيلاً لك سيد إيف على هذا الفديو الجميل الممتع، وأنت يا سيد إيف، رجل طيب، ورائع، ومغامر، وكريم، وصبور، وشجاع، وإنا ندعوك للنضمام إلى دين الإسلام لتدخل جنة عرضها السموات والأرض، وتجو من النار وحرها، وتنال سعادة الدنيا والآخرة.

  • @AlaaeldinMohamed
    @AlaaeldinMohamed 2 года назад +11

    I'm from Sudan, thank you for the video it was very interesting, I disagree with what you mentioned in 1:28 > Sudan's problem is not because of Islamic law , in fact what all u see from Sudanese as kind and honest etc is due to islamic values, the problem is the Politicians, they are the once who destroyed the country, Islamic law also is knows as sharia law is very good and can build a great country like Qatar, Kuwait and other Muslim countries if applied correctly.
    Yves I invite you to Islam, islam, prophet Mohammed is sent for all human kind and he is the last messenger.

    • @KinoYves
      @KinoYves  2 года назад +8

      Well, your 2 examples are weird. Qatar and Kuwait are not wealthy thanks to the Islamic law, they are wealthy thanks to oil...
      Before the age of oil, Qatar was one of the poorest countries in the world...

    • @olucatto
      @olucatto 2 года назад +1

      @@KinoYves right, and religion shouldnt be mixed with politics, only cause more division

    • @ommareltayeb6230
      @ommareltayeb6230 2 года назад +4

      @Kino Yves
      I believe you misunderstood his examples. He meant Islamic values don't contradict modernity as it didn’t prevent countries like Qatar and Kuwait from developing despite adhering to them. You are poor or rich, not because of your beliefs rather it's about the resources and how you manage them. Anyways, these are complicated issues. A short stay in a country wouldn't be enough to formulate a fair opinion about them. Thank you for your efforts to show the country and stay safe!

  • @realdrinn
    @realdrinn 2 года назад +4

    Holy... I would go nuts there. Cant barely walk to some destination :D And the noises...

  • @coleyoutubechannel
    @coleyoutubechannel Год назад +1

    You are very aware of the geopolitics and history of the region; mentioning how the MB and Islamists control Sudan and how Egypt is secular. Thank you for doing this vlog series through Sudan. I've always been fascinated with the Sudan, it's very nice to see how wonderful you were treated in the country besides the youngsters who tried to steal your camera. Safe travels Yves!

    • @aloooo158
      @aloooo158 Год назад

      مصر ليست علمانيه

  • @philmonet8650
    @philmonet8650 2 года назад +4

    I'm going to miss Sudan very much. Can't wait to see the other non-touristic African countries on the other hand

  • @TruthIsLucid
    @TruthIsLucid 24 дня назад

    10:15 the bread you ordered or "Gurrasa" was 400 pounds and not 200 pounds. Gamar told the cashier to let it go.. he didn't want to bother you with the money because you would automatically think that they were scamming you. Gamar is a very nice and a honorable guy. What a great fella.
    I'm a mixed Sudanese Spanish guy, next time I visit Sudan, I will look for Gamar and will start a RUclips channel with him, it will be an honor.

  • @kiwimarakchi489
    @kiwimarakchi489 2 года назад +1

    I followed you from 1 months ago ,what can I tell you is bravo......

  • @wintagheriesus1552
    @wintagheriesus1552 2 года назад +2

    Great videos!!! I recommend you also visit Eritrea. It’s a beautiful land with a lot of history and wonderful warm people. 🙂☺️

  • @anwerabdallah569
    @anwerabdallah569 2 года назад +9

    you are lucky that your stomach is used to any kind of food you dont get sick eating this type of food

    • @Claroquesisisi09
      @Claroquesisisi09 2 года назад +2

      He only eat fresh coock meat so there is no problem sir but if he drink this water and raw stuff maybe

    • @maloka5526
      @maloka5526 2 года назад

      Some people makes that food truely 👍🏼 but maybe ur true 🙂

  • @cleverjoe
    @cleverjoe Год назад

    Great content brother

  • @سوداني-ق8ث
    @سوداني-ق8ث 2 года назад +11

    I'm from sudan
    Please don't speak about Islam because it's not like you think or you have told

  • @شاهپوربهادر
    @شاهپوربهادر Год назад

    So much thanks yves good luck shapoor from iran

  • @BarefootJeff
    @BarefootJeff 2 года назад +12

    Those peanuts are very common in the Southeast of the United States...called "boiled peanuts" 🥜
    Because you boil them in water 💧 to get them soft.

  • @tobiasz2492
    @tobiasz2492 2 года назад

    New video after every 3-4 days, very nice :⁠-)

  • @Elbdwys
    @Elbdwys 2 года назад +2

    Hello,
    I just arrived to Sudan
    Where are you going next
    I would love to meet you!
    Be safe!

  • @ASBlondontravel
    @ASBlondontravel 2 года назад +10

    Awesome you look so much more fitter you must have had a good rest deserved 👏

    • @kalMHe
      @kalMHe 2 года назад

      Wowww i was in khartoun for 2 years!❤❤

    • @KinoYves
      @KinoYves  2 года назад +6

      Yes, I had a 10 days rest before filming this video 😁

    • @ASBlondontravel
      @ASBlondontravel 2 года назад +2

      @@KinoYves looking forward for some home France videos to I hope you find what you want when you go to France

  • @zaltanking9915
    @zaltanking9915 2 года назад

    Alhamdulillah another great upload

  • @zaunkonig3493
    @zaunkonig3493 2 года назад +1

    Great people, great story. Good luck on your jurney 🌞👍

  • @mhmdsuliman473
    @mhmdsuliman473 2 года назад

    I’m a Muslim from Sudan and what you said in 2:00 about the situation in Egybt and Sudan telling me you didn’t do ur research and please dont talk about politics or religion because now you really look like Your country president, I used to enjoy watching you but this part I couldn’t escape it.
    If we live like 1000 years ago we are happy with it don’t be French “talk” in our country.
    Enjoy

  • @ANCIENT-BEATS
    @ANCIENT-BEATS 2 года назад

    top!! great video !!!

  • @omarlearnnewthings7632
    @omarlearnnewthings7632 2 года назад

    Hi I'm sudanese would say never watched videos like this but this is very cool and very kind thank you for doing I was living in Khartoum then I move up in Egypt as an student 😍😍😍😍😍

  • @odvy
    @odvy 2 года назад +1

    Yve the fault isn't in the Islamic law the fault is in the corruption of the unpatriotic army that rules by arms in the arabian countries which isn't ruled by royal families.
    And I wanna clarify something else, the army does not protect religious minorities. In Egypt, the Egyptian people are harmonious and intertwined with each other. They do not differentiate between one person and another because of their religion or race.

  • @ahe970
    @ahe970 2 года назад

    Wow - very interesting. Never been there or heard of it. Have a safe trip all over the World.

  • @SSDfunnyvideos5059
    @SSDfunnyvideos5059 8 месяцев назад

    This used to be my area the wrestling side we grow up watching these incredible matches.. I miss sudan ❤

  • @bergenn4774
    @bergenn4774 2 года назад +3

    Woo I’m impressed with the demographic changes in Khartoum-Sudan that happened in the last 30 years. It must have been the intention of the Omer Albahir government to change the demographics of Sudan with the influx of refugees and migrants from neighboring countries.

  • @ibra6505
    @ibra6505 2 года назад +3

    Correction 1 : life isn't hard in Sudan because of the Islamic law, it's because the government is hypocritic and they roll in the name of Islam.
    Correction 2 : Islam is valid for all times not only the past. "and if you're interested in the" how" or" why" it is someone else has to answer you ".

  • @hatimibrahim9220
    @hatimibrahim9220 2 года назад +2

    25:10
    Should be full of water, this is steamed peanuts you bought.
    The other type is roasted peanuts that almost everybody knows.

  • @louisverly2971
    @louisverly2971 2 года назад +1

    Merci pour cette vidéo et de nous avoir montré un combat c'est fantastique vivement la suite de tes aventures avec ton copain d'aventure

  • @zufanenos
    @zufanenos 3 месяца назад

    God bless you both!

  • @ameerhan716
    @ameerhan716 2 года назад

    wow it's pretty good enjoy your time in khartoum is very nice take care of yourself sometimes khartoum is very Scary

  • @kerrysupporter
    @kerrysupporter 2 года назад +1

    Every day is warm and sunny in that part of the world

  • @thesideoftheocean4234
    @thesideoftheocean4234 Год назад

    Thank you for Arabic subtitles ❤

  • @Salim-wf4fi
    @Salim-wf4fi 2 года назад +4

    انت رجل مغامر استطعت تصوير فلوق
    كامل.بدون مااحد يمنعك من تصوير

  • @lionbell9
    @lionbell9 2 года назад +3

    Islam is always good not only for 1000 years ago if you really know the real islam and the real book and know what is islam and not thinkin you know islam when u see people or the media because this is not islam in the right way from the quran no one is living religion in right way only some people ..so Islam is not what people do islam is what islam is

  • @Medy9987
    @Medy9987 2 года назад +4

    It seems that you have some erroneous information. For example, Sudan is not governed by Islamic law, but rather by military putschists. Again, Islamic law is applied in many rich countries , so adapt to it. The problem is not in Islamic law, but in the people who lead the country

    • @Medy9987
      @Medy9987 2 года назад +2

      Anyway, I love your channel very much and I respect your opinion, but you must be neutral when you link religions in politics. You are a person who follows you on your channel, people of all religions.

    • @مهندالعنزي-ه8غ
      @مهندالعنزي-ه8غ 2 года назад +2

      I agree with you brother I think he get wrong information, thank you to mention this point

    • @medy2692
      @medy2692 2 года назад +2

      He talks about Islamic law with such insolence and forgets what they are doing in his country

    • @Omar-pv9wh
      @Omar-pv9wh 2 года назад +2

      I was shocked by that statement at the beginning of the video. He started talking about religion instead of talking about places, history and people.

  • @razanibrahim1983
    @razanibrahim1983 2 года назад +1

    Just a correction my dear what government was doing for 30 years including injustice and dereliction is not related to islam at all, they were trading with islam since most of Sudanese are core believers and they would attract more this way! But in reality they were practicing opposite of what islam is telling!

  • @sudangamerclub5311
    @sudangamerclub5311 2 года назад +1

    فيديو يطم البطن صراحة و الغايظني اكتر قمر المعاهو بالله جمال الخرطوم دي كلها ما لقى يوديهو الي المناطق الوسخانة دي

    • @rammahsouleiman8075
      @rammahsouleiman8075 2 года назад

      ما دا جزء من واقعك و أمكن الأكبر والأكثر حقيقه ، الحيات الجميله و الفانسي العاوزه يشوفها دي اكيد يفز شافها و قبل ما يرتب للرحله دي لأنها الاسهل عثورا عبر محرك البحث لكن هو قصده من الرحله انو يحتك بالناس العاديه و يلمس بعض من جوانب حياتهم اليوميه ..
      بعد كدا الا لو يكون المطمم بطنك دا رفضك العنصري الداخلي للمواطنين السودانين من شاكله قمر ..

  • @salwamengam7107
    @salwamengam7107 2 года назад +3

    It is difficult to communicate in Sudan Because the great majority are not English learners ،Sudan is a very rich country.❤❤

  • @fouadkabara2978
    @fouadkabara2978 2 года назад

    Thanks for presenting and nice presentational good video about sudan history

  • @kambiocode8604
    @kambiocode8604 2 года назад +4

    the Islamic Law is valid for all time, it has no contradiction with modernizing and industry, if its in the frame of decent morals and modesty

    • @mudguts6785
      @mudguts6785 2 года назад

      Incorrect,hence why majority of of muslims flea to western democratic ruled countries.Sharia law is not suited in a modern educational world.

    • @kambiocode8604
      @kambiocode8604 2 года назад

      @@mudguts6785 majority ? that would be 500 Million, because Muslims are 1 Billion around the globe, are you being serious ? I'm a Muslim from a Muslim country and living in a western country wasn't even a thought for me.

    • @mudguts6785
      @mudguts6785 2 года назад

      @@kambiocode8604 It doesnt make sense if the muslims are so for sharia law why are there droves of muslims living in the west under kaffir democratic law??? It doesnt make sense.Im not saying muslims arnt welcome in the west im just saying of sharia Law works everywhere why do the muslims npt want to move to the countries that use that law??

  • @turkturk1014
    @turkturk1014 2 года назад +1

    ماينقص الرياضة النوبية المتمثله في المصارعة .. البنيه التحتية ملاعب بمواصفات عالميه؟ للأسف حال السودان في كل مؤسساته الرياضية والحكومية؟ شكرا اخونا قمر وانت تصطحب ضيفك الفرنسي ليشاهد اكثر رياضة محبوبة للشعوب السودان الأصيلة المصارعة النوبية وفقك الله في دراستك 😍🇸🇩🤲✌️👍

  • @godmodel33t11
    @godmodel33t11 2 года назад +2

    I suspect its boiled peanuts. I've had it too, yum ;-)

  • @WondeSheta
    @WondeSheta 11 месяцев назад

    So down to earth kino keep it up man😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅

  • @muadira5924
    @muadira5924 2 года назад

    Thanks for all nice videos of Susan circuits, so there is fighting in Haj yousef is noba curuter southern Sudan not north sudan.

  • @ChalkGoblin
    @ChalkGoblin 2 года назад +2

    Yves, I am always wondering how much money it takes to have saved up for a person to do this. I dream of traveling and learning about other cultures the way that you do, and my question is, around how much should a person have saved to do something like this? I would be okay with the bare necessities- camping every night and living as cheaply as possible. but i know it is smart to have money saved incase of an emergency
    also- i understand if you are not comfortable sharing this information. an extremely rough estimate is all I ask for :) thank you!

  • @felicidade1899
    @felicidade1899 2 года назад

    Great one!

  • @InsightFlix07
    @InsightFlix07 2 года назад +5

    الاوضاع مزرية في السودان مكنتش نتخيلها هكا

    • @gamalsaad1545
      @gamalsaad1545 2 года назад +2

      الخرطوم مدينه كبيره اكبر من دول مثل البحرين و قطر في أحياء فقيره الخدمات فيها ضعيفه و في أحياء قريبه للمركز متطوره

    • @InsightFlix07
      @InsightFlix07 2 года назад +2

      @@gamalsaad1545
      شكرا على المعلومة يعني هدا الشخص قاصد يضهر الاحياء الفقيرة فقط

    • @monzermohmed5988
      @monzermohmed5988 2 года назад +1

      @@InsightFlix07 نعم بالضبط لم يذهب اماكن رائعه فقط بيظهر المشين شكله مرسول

    • @mohammedfathi3592
      @mohammedfathi3592 2 года назад +5

      لا يخدعوك انا سوداني من الخرطوم،و الخرطوم كلها عبارة عن كوم نفايات و اتربة و و ركام، و اللي يقول غير ذلك منافق. الحكومة العسكرية و حكومة فلول الاخوان اللا مسلمين آخر همها أمر المواطن و احتياجاته.

  • @معتزسعيد-ه4ذ
    @معتزسعيد-ه4ذ 2 года назад

    Enjoy with many of our Sudanese culture. Mr. Yves

  • @yasiryasir7234
    @yasiryasir7234 2 года назад +2

    رغم الحقيقة المرة الي أن ايف يركز علا اظهار الجانب السئ فقط لا اعرف ما الغرض من هاذة 😢

  • @laylalayla6479
    @laylalayla6479 2 года назад +4

    شخص قوي ومحب رجل جيد جدا ❤️❤️🧡🧡

  • @XantheBalios
    @XantheBalios 2 года назад

    10:56: Alexandre le Grand est mort pour avoir bu de l'eau contaminée, dit-on. Il avait très soif, lui aussi.
    Merci pour la vidéo.

  • @ItayAI
    @ItayAI 2 года назад +2

    wow, I though Sudanese are much more Arabs than Africans, this video makes me realize that their traditions, music, everything is much more African, no wonder why they're against the Muslim brotherhood, that's belong to the culture of their colonizers, not of them

    • @neymarmusab452
      @neymarmusab452 2 года назад

      Sudan have Many ethnicity and Arabic African together you are wrong

    • @bergenn4774
      @bergenn4774 2 года назад

      Sudan is a big country with open borders. Most of the people you see in this video are not originally Sudanese. If you watch old films from the fifties, sixties and seventies showing streets of Khartoum you will see that the people then had Arabic features and looked different from the people in this video who are mainly migrants from African countries or displaced people from west and South Sudan who are pure Africans unlike north/east Sudanese who are Arabs or mixed with Arabs. Khartoum is located in north Sudan which is predominantly Arab people. But since 1989 the government of president Omer Albashir for 30 years worked on changing the demographics of Khartoum by opening the borders to neighboring west African countries. Also the USA and Europe played a role in the Africanization of Sudan. The result is now obvious as you can see in this video the northern Sudanese population that is indigenous to the land of north Sudan became a minority in its own territory. This is reason you see more Africans than Arabs in this video or in other words you see mostly non-Sudanese people in this video. The indigenous people are now a minority in Khartoum.

    • @93whizkidd
      @93whizkidd 4 месяца назад

      @@bergenn4774Arabs Are Not Indigenous to Sudan 😂😂😂

  • @ayabou5290
    @ayabou5290 2 года назад +1

    🇩🇿I want you to come to AlgeriaYou will see the wonder, we are in extreme poverty

  • @khalilhatem723
    @khalilhatem723 2 года назад +4

    I've been watching since the start of your journy and to be honest with you I didnt expect to hear that from you at the start of the video , Like you have been to Jordan , Lebanon , Syria And Iraq All of them are Islamic countries , and you have seen how everyone is friendly and respectful because this is the way that we are raised as muslims , but here you tell the whole world that Islam is the cause of what you see in Sudan , When its the other way around its becausr of politics forced by your western countries on Sudan and other areas , Really dissapointed from you

    • @mudguts6785
      @mudguts6785 2 года назад

      🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️no its not muslims in general hes talking about, its sharia law hes talking about.

    • @vy84020
      @vy84020 2 года назад

      @@mudguts6785 what do you think sharia law is? It is the basis of why Muslims do what they do.

    • @mohammedfathi3592
      @mohammedfathi3592 2 года назад

      Well said. I despise the Muslim. Brotherhood movement. But I love Islam to the last bone. There's nothing in common between them.

  • @bashireisa2833
    @bashireisa2833 2 года назад +1

    Que la paix soit sur toi, bravo mon ami, bienvenue à nouveau dans ta patrie, le Soudan, salut à moi, tous les français sont frères, je vis en France❤️🙏🙏

  • @videos-jihed2563
    @videos-jihed2563 2 года назад +2

    Amazing,😊😊😊

  • @Ka0358
    @Ka0358 2 года назад

    I really enjoy ur videos!! Just always be carful 😊

  • @victor0039
    @victor0039 2 года назад +2

    It’s gonna cost you more to fly to France and come back does it make any sense you’ve already crossed halfway into Africa i’m sure you can fix your bike somewhere over there

  • @forexguy
    @forexguy 2 года назад +4

    So Amazon doesn't deliver to Sudan . . . interesting! :- )

    • @hannahibrahim184
      @hannahibrahim184 2 года назад

      We are sanctioned by the US government since the past 30 years, and we are classified as a country of terrorism, so yes! We don't deal with anything European or American, thank god for China! 🙃😂

  • @munzeryaser
    @munzeryaser 2 года назад +3

    If you still in Khartoum let's meet

  • @islamiman1552
    @islamiman1552 2 года назад

    Hi my friend. Am a big fan of you.
    Regarding the Islam and Islamic religion it fits live at all times. But if a government practice it wrong! Then the criticism must fall upon its head. Not the religion
    All the best for you.
    Happy journey 👌

  • @dhananjoydas9966
    @dhananjoydas9966 2 года назад +1

    Great job. Just be careful with drinking water the way you do. You may get stomach problems. Je parle Francais aussi

  • @josephhanna7321
    @josephhanna7321 2 года назад +1

    Unclean City, it seems there is no any Government services.

  • @hind.elmahdi
    @hind.elmahdi 2 года назад +1

    Salut Yeves! On as l'impression que tu n'as pas encore bien eu la vrai opportunite...comment dire...de bien explorer et voire les Soudanais dans leurs quotidient. Il me semble que t'as l'habitude d'eviter comment ca marche chez le plus part de gens la bas? C'est sure et certain que tu es une personnel tres cool et (adventourous en englais) ...mais tu dois aussi melange avec les etidients, gens qui faire leurs travaille officielles, politicians etc stp pendant ton sejour, essays de parler avec les Khartoumien de la metropolis and Big Cities... et pas seulement les gens dans les marches and food outlets. Courage 👍🏾

  • @samt6442
    @samt6442 2 года назад +7

    Yves, was very surprised at your comments about Islam knowing that you've been thru several Muslim countries during your trip. Islam's emphasis on key values such as respect, decency, humility and generosity (values that have been lost by and large in Western Europe where you come from), upholding these values doesn't make Islam a religion that is out of place today. Western agendas and media are doing a good job in spreading misinformation and keeping people divided, I would hope that your extensive interactions with people during your travels would put you on the other side of the fence. Frances history in the middle eastern region and North Africa was certainly not the best, I think you as a frenchman have been treated quite well in muslim / arab so far considering !!

    • @tonbezembinder7692
      @tonbezembinder7692 2 года назад +2

      You also generalize enormously, I live in a Christian region in the Netherlands, and there are many volunteers who help others, there are organizations that distribute free food and clothing, people help each other. Have respect for pedestrians in the car, a lot of people work here voluntarily to help asylum seekers from Syria, for example, with benefits and applying for allowances, say 'hello' when you meet each other. In the big cities that is less, but that will being all over the world, you generalize all of Western Europe with millions of inhabitants, I find that disrespectful of you too.

    • @MahmoudMohammed-nu5pg
      @MahmoudMohammed-nu5pg 2 года назад

      @@tonbezembinder7692 let's be honest and talik a little about some facts , religions and their belivers in the western world and europe especially are rapidly decreasing while secularism and the sick modernity are growing due to western agendas , what makes the arab world like what you have seen in the videos (sudan for example) is that they still upholding their beliefs in contrary to europe

  • @claudiamansour6228
    @claudiamansour6228 2 года назад

    Thank u for Video