Invitations to the Homeland.. Congratulations Of Artists in Eid
Invitations to the Homeland..
Congratulations Of Artists in Eid
Sudan Events – Magda Hassan
Pages of artists were filled with greetings and congratulations, included prayers for reunification, a return to the homeland, an end to the bloodshed, and wishes for peace and development.
In this context, the playwright Ali Mahdi greeted, saying, “We will return to our upcoming holidays, and tomorrow our days in the homeland, in the blessed spot, creating, opening space for loved ones from all over the globe, as we have been doing for two decades in the homeland’s spaces. And from there we go to the world, show our work, and meet.” We renew our dialogues with other partners in the regional and global creativity scene.
Happy Eid, my family, wherever you are, may you be safe.”
Director Al-Tayeb Siddiq wrote, saying, “Our wishes for our country and our Sudanese people are freedom, peace, justice, and a decent life.. Oh God, make us steadfast in believing in the bright, promising future of our country.. With the blessings of this Eid, may God inspire the Sudanese with beautiful maturity and love, and remove from us hatred, bullying, and hatred..
Our hearts are with the children in refugee and displacement camps… Happy New Year and may God return you to your homes safe and sound.”
The musician began by offering the republican anthem and then wrote, addressing the country:
“My homeland, I beg your pardon if my letters betrayed me, and I beg pardon if I neglected anything, for I am only a lover who tried to sing of the love of this country. The homeland is the family whose warmth we enjoy. There is no meaning to the family without the homeland. The homeland is the school that taught us the art of breathing. There is nothing that is Fresher than the land of the homeland. The homeland is a kiss on the forehead of the earth. Patriotism acts and does not speak. The true patriot is the one who sees his town in every part of the homeland, and all the residents of the homeland have family, neighbors and friends. If the world gives a person a homeland, this means that it has given him life. It is not possible for a person to live without his homeland. The homeland always embraces its children within the folds of its heart. It is exactly like a caring father, feeding them if they are hungry. The homeland is the most beautiful poem in the collection of the universe. The homeland is the support for those who have no back, and it is the second belly that carries us after the mother’s belly. O homeland, you whom I have loved since childhood, and you are the one whom lovers sing about, and who make them happy at night, you are like the song of life, and you are the smile of life. I did not know that memory also has a perfume, and it is the perfume of the homeland.
Happy New Year to my homeland, Sudan, that eternal love, that great love, and tomorrow, Sudan, you will come back stronger and fresher.”
The Union of Sudanese Artists in Egypt also congratulated the creative people in particular and the Sudanese in general on Eid, with wishes of peace and security. “It should be the last holiday for all crises, conflicts and wars.”