تم نشر كتابى عن البقارة فى السودان .. (الوصلة للكتاب)

Quote: Habbaniya headquarter is Buram city (nicknamed: Alkalaka Um Al Diyar – literally the mother of all lands). Habbaniya have anecdotal sayings about Alkalaka say: “the lands are only three – the sacred Mekka which glorified by God, the Green Tunisia and the free land of Kalaka”. They say, also, “Kalaka has wiz (ducks), a drum when trumpeted say diz diz, and a large waral ‘monitor’ which is never yafiz ‘never runs away’”. From such sayings, one can glimpse a feeling of love and deep sentiment of Habbaniya to their land. The landscape of Habbaniya hakura in south Darfur is one of the most picturesque areas in south Darfur region, just like Beni Halba hakura landscapes. The area has many seasonal streams, and valleys which impede movements during the rainy season. In the area, there are large water pools and lakes, such as Lake Kindy (called Buhirat Kindy), which attract abundance of migratory birds. The area has high rainfall up to 800 mm per annum, highly rich soils and abundance of underground water and water aquifers. The largest Baggara Aquifer “in Arabic: hawd al Baggara” passes right under Habbaniya hakura. The area is home to many beautiful birds such as cranes (called gharnoug), wild pigeons, wild ducks and rare gazelles; it is home to the second largest protected area in Sudan – the Radoum Natural Park, which comes second after the Dinder Natural Park on eastern Sudan. The area also has large reserves of petroleum, gas and precious ####lزs.