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قناة الشيخ محمد الصغير، رئيس الهيئة العالمية لأنصار النبي ﷺ، ومؤسس وقف الأنصار، مستشار وزير الأوقاف الأسبق، وكيل اللجنة الدينية بمجلس الشعب وعضو مجلس الشورى الأسبق.
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00:00When we sit, people come and give us food.
00:06Sometimes they come, sometimes they don't.
00:10I met a woman here.
00:14She said, it's not good, but they have food.
00:17I met the woman and she gave me food.
00:20She said, my blood pressure is low.
00:22Come after a week or two.
00:24They bring us a lot of food.
00:27Gaza might find someone crying over it,
00:30but Sudan is not crying for it yet.
00:33In Gaza, the scene is clear.
00:36There is occupation and resistance.
00:39But in Sudan, Iraq is inside, and the Sudanese are killing the Sudanese.
00:45This is how the scene looks, even outwardly.
00:48Cooperation is clearly present in Sudan.
00:53There is no organization or state
00:56that has declared that Ahmadiyya is a war criminal.
00:59What does Ahmadiyya mean to the international community?
01:02It's a group of the army, the quick support.
01:05They rebel, they go out, they kill, they steal,
01:09and they don't talk about anyone.
01:11They don't classify anyone at all as an organization.
01:16You classify people by their address.
01:21You classify an address as a terrorist.
01:24Someone said an address, someone made a fatwa.
01:27This has been going on for years.
01:29It killed tens of thousands.
01:32It was the reason for the displacement of 10 million Sudanese.
01:35But the world is turning its back.
01:37You're talking about Darfur.
01:39Of course.
01:41Since the beginning of this war.
01:44Those who died among the Sudanese since the beginning of this war,
01:48and those who were displaced, reached 10 million.
01:50They were displaced from Sudan since the beginning of this war.
01:53But the man was not a militia man.
01:56He was a deputy of the head of the Supreme Council.
01:59The conflict between the head of the Supreme Council and his deputy.
02:02Where does the idea come from that there are militias fighting
02:06and there are external forces and so on?
02:09It seems like a civil war, an internal fight.
02:12No, it's not an internal fight.
02:14Or an attempt to fight for power.
02:16This is a fight for power.
02:19And this Supreme Council, isn't he a relative of me?
02:22And this is the image of the state.
02:24Is it possible for me to stand in another country,
02:26and I'm against the extreme,
02:28and we call it fighting for power?
02:30If it's possible, tell us.
02:32The world is becoming a forest.
02:34Or if we take this image to another place,
02:37what will be said?
02:39In the military language, it is said that this is rebellion,
02:41this is going out on leadership.
02:43In the language of Sharia, this is a fighter.
02:45It is said that it is the limit of the pyramid.
02:47I am a militiaman since my mother was born.
02:51He is a militiaman, and he cut the road from his first day.
02:55And now he is back to his first job,
02:57which is plundering and stealing,
02:59and he cut the road to attack the security forces.
03:01There is no direct confrontation between him and the Sudanese army now.
03:05He is hitting civilians,
03:07just like the Zionist plan.
03:09We didn't hear that there was a clash between him and the Sudanese army.
03:13Instead, he is going to the loose points,
03:16to the civilian areas, to the markets,
03:19and he is doing these terrorist operations.
03:21And the Arab League.
03:23The Western world is aware.
03:25Before the Arab League,
03:27isn't it the role of the Sudanese army to protect these isolated civilians?
03:30Why doesn't it defend them?
03:32Because the Sudanese army has no side to support it.
03:35Any side.
03:37And this fast support is called a patent.
03:40The oil is being supplied to it.
03:42The oil money is being supplied to it day and night.
03:46And those who kill the Sudanese,
03:48this is not an internal fight.
03:50There are more than 300,000 people fighting with him.
03:54Most of them are Murtazaq.
03:56The Murtazaq of Africa,
03:58and even the white Murtazaq.
04:00So it is a Murtazaq army that fights with Hamidi,
04:03and supports him by all means.
04:05Why can't I mention a person or a country
04:08that supports the Sudanese state?
04:11Regardless of the supporters,
04:13this army cannot now perform its main mission,
04:16which is to defend the people,
04:18which is supposed to be entrusted to it.
04:20Don't these leaders come out and say
04:22that we are unable to defend you?
04:24Then give the responsibility to these leaders.
04:27No, the Sudanese army has won many victories
04:29on the fast support.
04:31Where are the victories?
04:34If we look at some important places,
04:36like Omdurman,
04:38life has returned to it,
04:40and security has returned to it,
04:42according to what the Sudanese said,
04:44they live in these places.
04:46And the army in the military places
04:48supports its forces by force.
04:50I am not in favor of defending the Sudanese army.
04:54I am talking about the state system.
04:56I am a man following from abroad.
04:58Can I say that Hamidi and those with him
05:00are the Sudanese state?
05:02No, of course not.
05:04But the Sudanese army and the Supreme Council,
05:06before Hamidi, are the state,
05:08and after Hamidi are the state.
05:10So I say to the Arab states,
05:12why don't you stand with the Sudanese state,
05:14wherever it is?