October 2026. Musa Al-Makki, the Pharaoh, who incited the last gold mine, sought a fatwa from the brothels and the idols of Al-Lat and Al-Uzza. It began with questions about the sacred lineage, the tribe, and the mobilization; about the revenue of the ladies of pleasure and the mourners over banks and outposts; about the taxes on the threads of the worker's shoulder; and about the emergency rooms: who funds them? Who saves the living from the death of conscience without asking the priesthood for permission? Who wipes the hot tears of the displaced and writes the report? And later, about the secret behind the shelter of Alut, Biafra, and beautiful Nyankir behind 'self-determination'??? The fatwa came exactly as the Prince requested: that […] The post A Fatwa for the Sultan appeared first on Sudanile.
October 2026. Musa Al-Makki, the Pharaoh, who incited the last gold mine, sought a fatwa from the brothels and the idols of Al-Lat and Al-Uzza. It began with questions about the sacred lineage, the tribe, and the mobilization; about the revenue of the ladies of pleasure and the mourners over banks and outposts; about the taxes on the threads of the worker's shoulder; and about the emergency rooms: who funds them? Who saves the living from the death of conscience without asking the priesthood for permission? Who wipes the hot tears of the displaced and writes the report? And later, about the secret behind the shelter of Alut, Biafra, and beautiful Nyankir behind 'self-determination'??? The fatwa came exactly as the Prince requested: that Ajouba remains a guardian of the gate and the orad, and that the hunting dogs remain under the gray ridge, shackled in the pegs, and whatever your right hands possess of Nile water and railways for the Samiri and Musaylimah the Liar!!! And prison for the agents, and whatever the emergency services collected for fighting, and the tribal overseers and the director, and whatever became common of the desert camels, they shackled it to the blind man. And everyone knows that he does not eat alms, for Taha is a person of pure soul like the shuttle of Wadi Al-Zein in Tagali, who feeds those who fight her in the evening and blasts them with the raging fire at dawn. And no matter how much the fire is stoked, one day it will die down, and it will be followed by regret, safety, justice, and the sword will return to its sheath. ///////////////////////// The post A Fatwa for the Sultan appeared first on Sudanile.
