How did the Sultanate of Taqali contribute to all that region where the region made it among the Islamic Emirates in spreading Sudan, in its Arab Islamic turn, from the African continent. And from here, Taqali played its Islamic and Arab role in that part of Sudan. And thus, after we presented all the Arab Sudanese Islamic Sultanates that appeared on the land of Sudan, starting from the Umayyad Emirate in the third Hijri century, the ninth AD, and ending with the Sultanate of Taqali, which was established in the tenth Hijri century, the sixteenth AD, due to the role of the Sultanate of Kunnur in Northern Nubia, "Dongola", and the Sultanate of Fur in Darfur, and the Funj in Sennar. All these Sultanates played the primary, first, and important role in changing the face of Sudan from a state of paganism and Christianity to an Arab Islamic face, as these Sultanates, with the Arab Islamic components they possessed, in addition to those inherited local components from the Sudanese environment, were able to imprint the country with that flourishing Arab Islamic character that helped enrich the Arab Islamic movement and spread Islamic culture on a wide scale, and Arabized Sudan ethnically, linguistically, and intellectually. And thus, Sudan appeared with its pure, clean Islamic face, which became its character in the center of the African continent, and then it was destined to play that role, reaching all those neighboring regions. And from here, the establishment of these Sultanates and the establishment of their Sultans in the movement of Islamic Jihad was the Islamic stance that pushed these Sultanates not to stop.