Postcards from Home - Sudan

Explore Sudanese heritage, resilience, and everyday life with this curated set of six postcards, featuring work from three contemporary artists and three images from Islamic Relief’s archives.

Each postcard reflects Sudan’s architecture, communities, and the enduring strength of its people, even amid conflict and displacement. 

• Rayan Elnayal – Minaret II: A 2018 photograph of the Grand Mosque of Khartoum’s ornate minaret, highlighting the beauty and history of one of Sudan’s most iconic spiritual landmarks. 
• Hassan Kamil Hassan Seber – Tales from a Forgotten City: Shot in Berber in 2019, the artist’s neighbour speeds home on his motorcycle – a fleeting moment reflecting the quiet resilience of this once-thriving trading city. 
• Jameela Elfaki – Life on the Water: Captured on film during Ramadan 2025 in Lamu, three young men board a boat at sunset – a calm pause before the bustle of the harbour.
• Islamic Relief Archive – Community: A group of people gathered in Sudan, 1994, offering a window into mid-1990s life. 
• Islamic Relief Archive – The Blessings of Qurbani: Men and women gather around trucks delivering Qurbani meat in 2003, reflecting decades of Islamic Relief’s support during Eid Al-Adha.
• Islamic Relief Archive – Sudan’s Sunset: A warm Sudanese sunset captured during Islamic Relief’s early years, reflecting the country’s vast landscapes and quiet beauty. 

Our postcards come together in a set of six.

Size: A6