Mahdist Islamic state movement

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The Mahdist Islamic state movement was a 19th-century Sudanese religious and political uprising that sought to establish an Islamic theocracy under the leadership of Muhammad Ahmad al-Mahdi in opposition to Ottoman-Egyptian and British rule.

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Battle of Abu Kru opponentIdeology Mahdist Islamic state movement
Ansar supported Mahdist movement
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Imam of the Ansar originatesFromEvent Sudanese Mahdist movement
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National Umma Party historicalOrigin Mahdist movement
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Al-Siddiq al-Mahdi associatedMovement Mahdist movement
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