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 In this way, the Islamic eschatological thought in the establishment of the Mahdi's government in Sudan by Muhammad Ahmad bin Abdullah was very basic and fundamental and still influences today's Sudan<ref>'''16- Ibid., Vol 1. P.442''' </ref>.
-Footnotes<references />Bibliography
-Movassaghi, Seyyed Ahmad .Contemporary Islamic Movements. Language: Farsi , Tehran: Samt, 1374.
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-John L. Esposito, ed, The Oxford Encyclopedia of the Modern Islamic world. Newyork , 1995, Vol: III.
-Mircea Eliade. the Encyclopedia of Religion. Mohammad Ahmad, ed by: John O, Hunwick (16 Vols - U.S.A: Macmillan , 1987) Vol X &XVI.
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-Kiyali     Abdulvahhab . Political   Encyclopedia (  موسوعة‌ السياسه‌ ) .Language: Arabic ,   Number of volumes:7,Beirut : Arab   Institute for Research  & publishing ,1990,vol 3.