Abdul Raheem Glailati

Abdul Raheem Glailati ('Abd al-Rahman Qalilat) was a renowned Sudanese poet, author and newspaper editor.[1] He edited the newspaper Al-Ra'id (The Pioneer) between 1914 and 1917, when he was deported to Egypt after publishing an article describing the low standards of living of the Sudanese people.

Notes

El-Nour (1997) p. 151.

gollark: I don't think so. But IIRC he said he *might* continue to, although we resolved that in the conference.

gollark: I don't know if he did say directly "please don't", although I'd think being blocked is a fairly strong signal.

gollark: Go `wscat -c "ws://localhost:6086/v4?enc=cbor` yourself.

gollark: OH NO

gollark: I don't think they *are* very extreme, mostly? I just disagree with them.

References

El-Nour, Eiman (1997) "The Development of Contemporary Literature in Sudan" Research in African Literatures 28(3) pp. 150–162, p. 151
El-Amin, Mohammed Nuri (1986) "Britain, The 1924 Sudanese Uprising, and the Impact of Egypt on the Sudan". International Journal of African Historical Studies 19(2) pp. 235–260
Sharkey, Heather J. (1999) "A Century in Print: Arabic Journalism and Nationalism in Sudan 1899-1999", International Journal of Middle East Studies 31. pp. 534–549

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[1] El-Nour (1997) p. 151.