NIF veteran Ghazi has for months been criticising Ali Osman's tactics just like NIF guru Hassan Abdullah el Turabi...
III) The Islamist line: the Darfur conflict is playing out the Khartoum power struggle between Vice-President Ali Osman's NC faction and Hassan el Turabi's Popular Congress...
The JEM has a well organised diaspora composed largely of Islamists; they say they fell out with President Omer Hassan Ahmed el Beshir and regime strongman Ali Osman but they maintain strong links to the regime's former strongman Hassan Abdullah el Turabi (AC Vol 45 No 7)...
Within weeks the Justice and Equality (or Equity) Movement (JEM) surfaced and was rapidly claimed by Islamists close to the man who made the NIF what it is today Hassan Abdullah el Turabi (AC Vol 45 No 7)...
He is also believed to be an author of the 'Black Book' in which people seen as close to Hassan el Turabi complained that 'black' Sudanese (i...
The National Islamic Front claims to have foiled a coup attempt but its arrest of senior military officers and NIF founder Hassan Abdullah el Turabi owes more to pressure from Darfur and from Washington than El Turabi's plotting...
The underlying unity of the NCP (formerly NC) with Hassan el Turabi's PC was shown when they held a joint rally to commemorate Palestinian Hamas leader Sheikh Ahmed Yassin assassinated on 22 March by Israeli forces...
These rebels were joined by the Justice and Equity Movement led by Khalil Ibrahim and consisting of Islamists close to Hassan Abdullah el Turabi's faction of the NIF...
Hassan el Turabi has old connections with Darfur and admirers among all the Zaghawa groups; some say his NIF faction the Popular Congress helped to finance the JEM rebels...
Before his arrival in Chad in 1990 Adouma was close to Hassan el Turabi then (and for many still) the moving spirit behind Khartoum's NIF regime...
The NIF has pragmatically made unholy alliances since Hassan Abdullah el Turabi took it over (as the Muslim Brotherhood) in 1965...
This month's release from house arrest of Hassan el Turabi was presented as part of the 'infitah' (opening up) with the man who master-minded the present regime described as an 'Islamist opposition leader'...
For example in 1980 the leader of the Muslim Brotherhood (later National Islamic Front) Hassan el Turabi initiated the move in parliament to redraw the south's boundaries transferring the oilfields to the north...
In the course of a multi-faith gathering in Khartoum Zubeir was dismayed by Cardinal Arinze's friendliness towards National Islamic Front leader Hassan el Turabi and we hear wrote to Rome to express his concern...
He described some misdeeds: 'We were oppressive and totalitarian and we used to arrest flog and gaol people' blaming them on Hassan Abdullah el Turabi (then at the apex of his power) and his followers most of whom are still in power including Omer and the then security boss Nafi'e Ali Nafi'e now Federal Affairs Minister...