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Jibbah, Dervish, 1898
Jibbah, Dervish, 1898. Associated with the Battle of Omdurman, 2nd Sudan War, (1896-1899). This jibbah is thought to be ceremonial; its thin material and neat patchwork are in sharp contrast to that of other jibbahs. Date: 1898
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1896 1898 1899 Ceremonial Dervish Forces Material Omdurman Sudan Sudanese Textile Thin Thought
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Estimated Product Size is 40cm x 40cm (15.7" x 15.7")
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This striking image captures the enigmatic figure of a Dervish warrior from the Sudanese forces, dressed in a jibbah dated 1898. The photograph is associated with the historic Battle of Omdurman, which took place during the 2nd Sudan War from 1896 to 1899. The jibbah, a traditional Sudanese robe, is thought to be ceremonial in nature due to its thin material and intricate patchwork design. The Battle of Omdurman marked the final major confrontation between the British Empire, led by General Horatio Kitchener, and the Sudanese Dervish forces under the command of the Mahdist leader, Abdullahi ibn Muhammad. The battle resulted in a decisive victory for the British, effectively ending the Mahdist state and paving the way for British rule in Sudan. The jibbah in this photograph stands out in contrast to the rough and heavy jibbahs worn by other Dervish warriors during the battle. Its thin material and neat patchwork suggest that it was not intended for use in the heat of battle but rather for ceremonial purposes. The jibbah's delicate design and the warrior's intense gaze convey a sense of pride and determination, making this image a powerful reminder of the complex history and culture of the Sudanese people during this turbulent time in their history.
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