Ramadan is a time when people come together for meals, prayer, and even to watch Ramadan entertainment as a family.
As millions of Sudanese continue to be displaced across the world, to congratulate Sudanese people around the world, major Sudanese companies, from food and beverage brands to telecommunications providers, released special Ramadan productions. Among them, Bank of Khartoum and Sudani unveiled commercial songs around the first day of Ramadan on 18 February 2026. These Ramadan commercial songs reminisce about celebrating the holy month in Sudan, evoking nostalgia while also inspiring hope for a return home and reunion with family and loved ones.
“Lamat Baresh” – Bank of Khartoum (Ali Alshikh, Hajer Mohamed Hassan, Kordofani , Produced by Mshakil Beatz)
Release date: 19 February 2026
Produced by Mshakil Beatz for Bank of Khartoum, this deeply patriotic, heartfelt and nostalgic track brings together three Sudanese artists from different musical genres: Hajer Mohamed Hassan, widely known as the queen of commercial jingles; the vocally gifted traditional singer Ali Alshikh; and rapper-singer Kordofani.
“Lamat Baresh”, also known as Al Dara’a, a traditional Sudanese practice of communal eating during the holy month of Ramadan, where people, mostly men and boys, gather in their neighbourhood streets for fatoor (iftar) and share food to ensure everyone has something to eat. Each participant brings a large dish and/or beverage from home to share, and the invitation is open to all, including passersby and strangers-anyone who passes by is welcome.
“Ramadan Bi Al Nas” – Honor Sudan – MST (Ahmed Fathallah)
Release date: 18 February 2026
Ahmed Fathallah has partnered with Honor Sudan – MST, a leading global provider of smart devices, to release a deeply nostalgic track titled “Ramadan Bi Al Nas” (“Ramadan Is With People”). The song reflects on the warmth of spending the holy month in Sudan surrounded by family and loved ones.
“Allah ‘Aleek” – Sudani
Release date: 18 February 2026
Another patriotic track features everyday Sudanese voices celebrating the pride of being Sudanese and the enduring Sudanese spirit during Ramadan.
“Al Nile Nilna” – Nile Poultry
“Al Nile Nilna” (“The Nile Is Ours”) brings together vocally talented Sudanese singers—both male and female—to deliver a soft, patriotic song about returning home to a war-stricken Sudan.
“Aqif Agif Haram Ma Tamshi” – Naqla
Sudanese educational platform Naqla is another patriotic song, featuring all regions and states of Sudan. The 3D animation video is a celebration of Sudanese generosity, and of the fathers and grandfathers who would never allow a passerby to continue on their way without first sharing a meal and receiving from their blessings, whether in Ramadan or on ordinary days.
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