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About me

I'm an Electrical & Electronic Engineering student. More »

TEDCRED 30+ AssociateTED Translator

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  • I'm passionate about

    Help others and take care of them, Also write and talk about suffering of others through my blog.

  • An idea worth spreading

    Loving life, It's really an idea worth spreading, Because when you love your life this means you love our life also, And you are going to work better than your old mode of working without love your life and your job.

  • Talk to me about

    I'm Sudanese, looking forward to build and improve our small Sudan and our big world, Also i love to know and meet new people around the world and keep in touch with them.

  • People don't know that I'm good at

    Internet developing and other activities.

  • My TED story

    I came to Ted to participate in translating to Arabic b'cuz I see that the Arabic translation is too little, And I'm here now because i feel that i can do something i can help to participate in spreading this great ideas from TED to the Arabic world, And all this refer to Anour Dafa-allah because he told me about this great community and till this moment i'm here.

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  • TEDCred score: +32

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    A comment on Conversation: How TEDtalk translations have impacted you? Do you watch them with subtitles -- share your stories!

    Sep 30 2011: What an experience been 20 years old from a third world country like "Sudan" and keep connecting to the world that more advance more faster in technology, education and even the entertainment methods and ways .. what shall I name this! Actually it was a very great long journey of passion and learning and still it's.

    As I started translating and sharing TED's talk and that was 2009 I was facing difficulties like a new advanced words, new vocabulary - to me - at that time was really an amazing feeling when I finish a talk .. I used to celebrate and feel really proud of my self because I have done something for my country for my people and for the All the human beings ..

    So I would really like to thanks the TED community for giving us such a chance to introduce my self and representing my country as it's suppose to be .. not as it's shown by media.

    I would never forget TED ever because I have met many new amazing people which are now my friends, And it gives me the chance to be apart of this great community with such innovators, creatives people whom are inspiring me every second and every time I watch, translate, and revise a TED's talk .. THANK YOU TED

    with love

  • A reply on Conversation: Another Groundshifting Opportunity - Can we make Education free?

    Jun 19 2011: Agree with you Mark, and the world now is actually moving toward free education, but we should seek for a better mechanism & indeed a more effort is needed to achieve Venkatakrishnan's wonderfull Idea.

  • A comment on Talk: Randy Pausch: Really achieving your childhood dreams

    Oct 28 2010: What a great talk !

  • A comment on Talk: Inge Missmahl brings peace to the minds of Afghanistan

    Sep 29 2010: Embathy doesn't and is not going to be the solve .. not even charity .. may u need to see this video firstly

    http://www.ted.com/talks/andrew_mwenda_takes_a_new_look_at_africa.html

    The Afghatistanian should have their rights to administrate their own country .. they should given that chance ..

    I agree with her points in some .. but not at all ..

  • A comment on Talk: Jeremy Rifkin on "the empathic civilization"

    Sep 11 2010: We need to be more human, we need to concentrate on our earth, but there's no way to empathy to empower the world while the money is still out there !!
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