The Sudanese Armed Forces (SAF) are tied to the Muslim Brotherhood, which has its extremely violent wing, as was seen on October 7 with Hamas, a Muslim Brotherhood offshoot. Even in the West, although far less influential, the Muslim Brotherhood is highly operational. The West would do well to remember this, along with the history of Islam and its intolerance for Christianity and other minorities once it spreads.
“Thank God the car wouldn’t start, and they couldn’t take the orphan girls.”
Indeed, this miracle outside St. George Coptic Orthodox Church prevented the rape and sex slavery of the Christian girls, as is permitted in Islam, and routinely done wherever Islam shows its face of violence:
“O prophet, indeed, we have made lawful to you your wives to whom you have paid their dowries, and those whom your right hand possesses of those whom Allah has given you as spoils of war” (33:50).
“When a child or a woman is taken captive, they become slaves by the fact of capture, and the woman’s previous marriage is immediately annulled.” (Umdat al-Salik O9.13)
In many regions of Africa where civil war and other conflict is rife, so is the Muslim persecution of Christians, which often gets lost in media reports about the strife.
“In Sudan’s Brutal War, Churches Can’t Provide Sanctuary,” by Emmanuel Nwachukwu, Christianity Today, May 22, 2026:
Then fighting between the Sudanese Armed Forces (SAF) and the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) began in April 2023, Sefain Nagy took shelter at St. George Coptic Orthodox Church in the Masalma area of Omdurman, a city in east central Sudan.
At least 25 other Christians huddled there with Nagy, including 15 orphaned girls ages 10 to 25 already living at the church, several middle-aged women, and six elderly men. At night, the frightened group gathered in the church’s sanctuary to sing hymns and pray. They rarely had enough food to eat or access to drinking water, but a group of young Christian men arranged for low-cost meals from community kitchens, locally called takkiyas, to be delivered to them despite constant shelling.
Then a month later, at about 10:30 p.m., Nagy heard the roar of a car carrying five members of the paramilitary group RSF pulling up to the church. The militia shot at the church’s walls, smashed the front door, and forced their way into the building.
“They asked us, ‘What are you here for?’” Nagy recalled. “I told [them] we had prayer. We were praying.”
The RSF soldiers then beat the Christians, grabbed jewelry from the women, and attempted to take away the orphaned girls. When Nagy resisted them by trying to block them from entering the girls’ rooms and leaving the church, one of the soldiers hit his head from behind with a gun and shot him in the right leg. Then the RSF tried to drive off with the girls in one of the cars parked at the church, but the engine failed….
࿗Infidel࿘ says
Sudanese Christians should hightail it to South Sudan, which was carved out of Sudan for that very purpose. Even if the latter isn’t much to write home about
somehistory says
satan’s minions will not stop on their own. Too much pleasure in spilling blood and raping the young.
And governments are either deaf to the cries of Christians, or they are muzzie-run and complicit in the slaughter, rape and destruction.
OLD GUY says
Political leaders across the world fall into four categories when it come to dealing with islamic followers,
!. They are in fear of offending islam.
2.They are muslim/islamic followers.
3.They are accepting islamic money to remain silent.
4.They are willingly fighting the islamic invasion against the above and the media.
abu taleb says
Whu keep saying Muslim Brotherhood as if it is MB who instructs the persecution, not Islamic teaching?
If there is really an organization of MB, please tell me where the headquarter is and who is the leader.
It is Islam, period, not MB.