Sudan: Prime Minister Commends Ansar Al-Sunnah Al-Muhammadiyah Role in Da'wah, Moral Reform, and Educating Future Generations

- The Prime Minister, Professor Kamil Idris, visited on Saturday afternoon the General Headquarters of Ansar Al-Sunnah Al-Muhammadiyah (Sunna Supporters) Group in Khartoum.

He was accompanied by the Prime Minister's Adviser, Ambassador Badr Al-Din Al-Ji'e'afari, and the Head of the Supreme Council for Social Peace, Al-Noor Al-Sheikh Al-Noor. The delegation was received at the headquarters by the Deputy General President of Ansar Al-Sunnah Al-Muhammadiyah Group, Dr. Kamil Omar Al-Bilal.

The visit came within the framework of a series of national return and recovery meetings organized by the Supreme Council for Social Peace.

In his address to a gathering of sheikhs, imams, and preachers, the Prime Minister praised the historical and active societal role played by Ansar Al-Sunnah Al-Muhammadiyah in creating a conducive environment for community reconciliation and national healing. He also commended the group's role in the fields of da'wah, moral and spiritual reform, and the upbringing of future generations.

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Professor Idris explained that the country is facing what he described as an existential and global war targeting its capabilities and resources, adding: "By the grace of Allah, the Armed Forces have seized the initiative and achieved successive victories across various combat fronts."

For his part, the Deputy General President of Ansar Al-Sunnah Al-Muhammadiyah expressed his happiness with the Prime Minister's visit, affirming the group's support for the Armed Forces and the Government of Hope.

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