Democratic Participation of Sudanese Women in Decision-Making Positions (40 BC–2019 AD)

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The study aims to track the trajectory of Sudanese women's democratic participation in decision-making from 40 BC to 2019 AD.
Applied historical and descriptive-analytical methodologies to study women's roles in Sudanese kingdoms and eras of governance.
Analyzed participatory trends in various political contexts from ancient times to contemporary events like the December Revolution.
Sudanese women possess a strong historical legacy in leadership, evidenced by roles in ancient kingdoms and modern political movements.
Factors like education, supportive legislation, and women's activism have enhanced female representation in decision-making, despite historical fluctuations.

Historical analysis reveals women's significant roles in Sudan's decision-making processes, indicating the need for enhanced representation.

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Al-Amin Haroun Taj Al-Din¹ (2026) studied this question.

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