Not for War, Sudan is building a sword to hold Tradition

Manufacturers of the sword in Sudan's east to save the heritage, rather than fighting, its creators For the celebration and formalization, they are created in the same way as the sword of pre-men used.

Creators making the sword in the old-fashioned style Hundreds of years ago, this kind of blaze was blazed with sharp pots.

At the end of the nineteenth century, Sudan received independence from Ottoman-Egyptian rulers.

The sword maker, Ahmed Betty, said, "The tradition of the sword is very old, although once the sword is used in the war, it is now used only as a utility."

Swords are very important for the border between Beni Amr and Beja people. The sword was in conflict with the neighbours and the outsiders, their main tool in the past.

Talwar maker Ahmed Salah said, "It is a part of the tradition for the tribals of the eastern region, we are learning the technique of making swords from four men, and our next generation will create a sword, that is our hope."

Although the sword is now only a fashion affair. Recently, it seems to be used in rituals, weddings and holidays.

In the educational institutions to show the new generation, showing how the sword was used in the past.

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