The decisive statement regarding the suspicion in the case of Imam Al-Mahdi.

The history of the Sudan has not taken a stance on this.

As for the killing that the Council of Ministers approved, the occupation of the Arab island, and the delay in its execution, it is attributed to the following: He said, "Seeking the help of infidels," and that was a strange time. The Egyptian state was a strong supporter of the revolution. It rejected this occupation, and no Arab or Islamic state participated in it. This is what prompted the Egyptian government to act, and it did so. From here, Egypt had sent a large force of its inheritance to the two holy cities in its inheritance.