Born in 1926 in the area of North Kordofan,[2] she belongs to a conservative family but broke through the road and became a popular singer and prominent in the national anthems of resistance to British colonialism. She was arrested at the age of 14[2]. She is the spiritual mother of what is known as the songs of grils in Sudan and inspired the songs of weddings to this day, but its national role remained clear in singing for the struggle and the arby and the national movement, was the first to sing for independence.[3]