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These are the Sultans of Taka who ruled them from the middle of the 6th century AD until the first quarter of the 20th century AD, and who worked for approximately four continuous centuries in ruling the country in a lineage of the Jammali family, who worked to spread Islam and Arab-Islamic culture. These Sultans, along with other sultans of emirates, sheikhdoms, and other sultanates, contributed to spreading Arabism and Islam in Sudan, realizing the role of this eternal message in the progress of humanity and attempting to guide it towards the stages of knowledge and progress, and reaching eternal human concepts. From here was the role of the Sultans of Taka in sending the Mahmal annually to the lands of the Hijaz. It even participated with the Mahmal that departed from Cairo, and they paid some of the costs of covering the Noble Kaaba, in addition to sending many of their sons to study at Al-Azhar University and return to their country afterwards to contribute to enriching the Islamic scientific movement. These

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