Religious leaders in Central Darfur have declared a general mobilization, urging citizens to defend their land, honor, and inherent liberty, Rapid Support Forces said in a statement.
The announcement resonated with a defiant cry, saying that the people were created free and shall remain free forevermore.
This spiritual call to arms seeks to unify the local population against the encroaching threats of the region’s relentless conflict.
Imams delivered passionate sermons across various mosques, framing the defense of their homes as a sacred and non-negotiable moral duty.
The mobilization signals a significant shift as local communities increasingly take up positions within the nation’s broader, fractured power struggle.
These preachers act as vital conduits for grassroots resistance, merging their religious influence with a stark, public plea for survival.
Humanitarian observers fear that this civilian surge could deepen the existing crisis in a territory already burdened by historical trauma.
The stirring rhetoric reflects a desperate society choosing active resistance over the silent acceptance of an uncertain and violent future.
