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Sudanese activists picked opponents of protests Friday 6 July "Juma shazaz perspectives", so they open a strange new names associated with the wave of demonstrations in Sudan, what story these labels and vulnerability to prompt Arab spring?

See Sudanese writer and political analyst Abdel Latif El Bouni any youth movement trying to derive from its environment like the terminology opted against the Syrians as "Arabs" and "remnants" described by the Egyptians.

Sudanese activists were on the Internet they chose the name "alktahah" gathered them first and then the "elbow" to resolve second Friday, before they reach the "horizons" shazaz, each of these names and the meaning of the story.

Alktahah known in the vernacular as Sudanese winds combined with dust and sees activists Sudanese buni in the selection of this name were successful, regardless of agreement or disagreement with their thesis.

He adds that the intelligence of this name stems from the fact that alktahah are always "introduction is what comes after, whether huge snowstorm or heavy rains," he said, adding that activists might intended that this series of demonstrations would have beyond.

"Elbow licking"

Either Fri "elbow licking", which was more monopoly Arab media attention to strange, originally in an interview with a senior Sudanese official challenged the opposition to topple the Sudanese Government more difficult than "elbow licking."

Otherwise known as the human experience course that could not extend his tongue to report elbow.

Buni this term describes as "an authentic expression of Sudanese", where it is rolling in the Arabic States, raising the curiosity of Arabic media to launch it.

He adds that the term carries a bit of a challenge, the demonstrators say "here we are".

And as the words "elbow licking" by a senior Sudanese official, as well as in the case of the word "shazaz" which describes the prospects of Sudanese President Omar al-Beshir participants in demonstrations.

But this language, unlike the names of the previous Friday, is an Arabic word fluent has nothing to do with the environment.

Transformed logos

Buni finds that Sudanese activists who opened such names were trying to "technical side" to highlight their demands and loyal crowd, adding that people "want to give technical expression required the listener surprised."

And recalls in this connection that to read the words "elbow licking" localized in one English sites, demonstrating his opinion-at-attention between this term.

He adds that there are Sudanese and Arab words imposed themselves on Western media and write in Latin letters, such as the word "Janjaweed".

But alboni considers this "innovation" that began in the names collection is not reflected at the same level on the written and audio logos that accompanied the demonstrations.

The Sudanese were slogans focused demonstrations at its inception in mid-June-economic and living claimant, before moving gradually to political demands.

Buni says that demonstrations in its early days was flying slogans like (not for expensive bread bread for the poor), before demanding the projection system or the like of the logos.

"Plus" jump to a specific political demands.

October and April

And Sudanese activists and demonstrators "people want projection system" adopted by the protesters in a number of Arab States such as Egypt and spring Tunisia.

In addition to the logo adopted slogans used in earlier periods such as "Ya hose revolutionary revolutionary against dictatorship", as some previous regained memory of revolutions toppled the military governments in Sudan in the slogan "return, return, o ya dividend yield.

Sudan has witnessed outbreaks, recalling that before they overthrew former President Gen. Ibrahim Abboud in October 1964 and Marshal jaafer Nimeiri in April 1985.

Non-notable alboni and signs petition logos written in Sudan in prior periods.

The demonstrations is still in its infancy, yet in its final form and open to increasing or decreasing probability, adding that interruption of Juma to another can be yrhag may decline.

Alrbath

Sudanese demonstrators had devised the description "alrbath", in reference to what they described armed civilian groups were crushed.

This description is very close to the Egyptian word "thugs" and "Arabs" which they dispersed during the revolution, the Syrian in those countries.

Describes the alboni "Rabat"-single in the Sudanese dialect composure — a person who connects the road or go to passenger traffic.

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