The Nubians are a significant ethno-linguistic group indigenous to the Nile Valley, encompassing northern Sudan and southern Egypt. Known for their deep historical roots, the Nubians trace their ancestry to some of the earliest civilizations along the Nile, including the Kingdoms of Kush and Meroë. Over millennia, they developed a rich cultural heritage that distinguishes them from other groups in the region. The Nubians’ cultural identity is linked to their languages, customs, and historical interactions with neighboring civilizations such as the ancient Egyptians and later, Arab groups. Historically, the Nubians have been divided into several tribes, each with its own dialect and cultural practices. The main Nile Nubian groups include…