Ahmed Suleiman Abkar: Young Sudanese researcher. Ahmed Suleiman Abkar Ahmed was born in “Qala’ al-Nahil” in the state of Gedaref, eastern Sudan, in 1972. He received his primary and middle education there, then completed his secondary education in Kassala, after which he joined the Faculty of Economics and Political Science, Omdurman Islamic University. After graduating there in 1998, he obtained a diploma in English from the Sudan National Center for Languages, and a diploma in French from the French Institute. He worked as an English language teacher for ten years, and is now a full-time researcher at the Center for Conflict Analysis and Peace Studies at the Faculty of Economics and Political Science at Omdurman Islamic University. Ahmed Suleiman's interest in writing began when he was a student in the middle school; He wrote down the events that pass him by and everything he hears or reads, especially with regard to culture, history and languages. As for his books, his first book was “The Road to the Bee Quenching, Architecture and the Mountain”, and he was awarded the Medal of Creativity by Gedaref State, then followed by the book “The First in Sudan”, which has not yet been published, and then the book “The Hidden Country”, and he is also working on writing The two books “The Events of the Twentieth Century” and “The Perspective in the Hidden and Uncovered Mystery”.