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The words of Suwit Fina, or Abu Suwayqat, Yaqurash, Siyu, Yini. Ali al-Ali, with the poor, not from those who gave him, written and hung. And the seven and the fortress. (1) Al-Turabi was born in the town of Ali al-Hussein, its head is its tail, and its tail is for Al-Turabi. (1) The jurist Ibrahim bin Al-Nur said, inform me. The Blue Nile shore. Al-Asir was named after this righteous man, and he said it. West of the railway line. Madani line. (2) Then what happened to me? What happened to me? (3) He injured his head. To look inside the place. The toilet. (4) Bryyan, meaning his wound. Healed, it had been cut off for a long time, and so was the hand. (5) Dariyat, Dariyat of the houses. The houses made for the livestock. (6) Khartoum is the capital of Sudan, on the left bank of the Blue Nile. And to its north is Khartoum Bahri. And Tuti Island, the birthplace. And the first land my body touched. Its soil, and west of Khartoum. To the north is Omdurman on the Nile. The right bank, on the western shore. Of it. And the commanders carrying swords, sitting outside, their necks long. The drum, and his tongue hanging out, long. They cut it off. So that people would not hear the fart. And he said, "Nothing will befall us except what Allah has decreed." He says in his incantation, "O Allah, help the Sheikh." They all became wearing trousers from you, my lord. He said to them, "Enough, the ruler." My lord, Abu Dibur wants to open his mouth. If his head is. He said to him, "I." My father and my mother. And they ate. From Sennar, the son of Al-Tamami came out, he came to you. He comes. In the companion and the good character, he is revealed. My father.

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