Abstract:
This study dealt with the Arab migrations to Nubia state, which brought a significant change in the life of Nubian society in all aspects of religious, economic and political life, and the spread of Islam and Arab culture and they became Arabs through marriage. The study aimed to identify Arab-Islamic relations with Sudan and the extent to which the region is influenced by them culturally, religiously and socially. The study used the descriptive and analytical method in the showing and analysis of the data and the deducing and processing of scientific material. The study reached several findings, the most important of which are: the arrival of Arab migrations to Sudan since the earliest times led to social models through kinship, that migrations played a great role in the Islam and arabization of Sudanese. The study reached a number of recommendations, including: conducting more studies of Arab migrations and their impact on the formation of Sudanese society and the need to establish khalawii and mosques to teach people about religion.
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