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Homeland

Sudan and Egypt (Nubia)

About Sudanese Nubian People

Sudanese Nubians comprise approximately 8% of the Sudanese population — approximately 3.5+ million, concentrated in northern Sudan along the Nile (the historic Nubian region from approximately Aswan in Egypt to the southern terminus of historic Nubia near Khartoum). Cross-border population shared with Egypt (~500,000+ Egyptian Nubians, separately enumerated under EG). The Nubian languages (Nobiin, Kenuzi-Dongola, Mahas, plus the Hill Nubian / Nuba Mountains languages which are distinct from the Nile Nubian languages) are part of the Eastern Sudanic / Nilo-Saharan language family. The Nubian ethnogenesis traces to the ancient Kingdom of Kush (~2000 BCE - 350 CE, with the Kushite 25th Dynasty ruling Egypt 744-656 BCE) and subsequent Christian Nubian kingdoms (Makuria, Alodia, Nobatia) before the gradual Islamization and Arabization of the Nubian region from approximately the 14th c. CE.

Related ethnic groups

Groups that share Sudanese Nubian's homeland, region, language, or religious tradition. These are likely candidates for comparative phenotype reference.

Arab Algerian woman from Algeria, related phenotype reference

Arab Algerian

same region (North Africa)

Berber Amazigh woman from North Africa (cross-border Indigenous family), related phenotype reference

Berber Amazigh

same region (North Africa)

Algeria Other woman from Algeria, related phenotype reference

Algeria Other

same region (North Africa)

Arab Egyptian woman from Egypt, related phenotype reference

Arab Egyptian

same region (North Africa)

Coptic woman from Egypt, related phenotype reference

Coptic

same region (North Africa)

Siwi Egyptian woman from Egypt (Siwa Oasis), related phenotype reference

Siwi Egyptian

same region (North Africa)

Nubian woman from Egypt and Sudan (Nubia), related phenotype reference

Nubian

same region (North Africa)

Bedouin Egyptian woman from Egypt (Sinai, deserts), related phenotype reference

Bedouin Egyptian

same region (North Africa)

Geographic Distribution: Sudanese Nubian populations across 1 country

Each row is ranked by the group's share of that country's population, with the source citation drawn from published census and demographic surveys. Click through for the full per-country phenotype profile.

CountryShareSource
Sudan8.0%Estimates; Nubian Sudanese (~8%, ~3.5M+); concentrated in northern Sudan along the Nile (the historic Nubian region). Cross-border population shared with Egypt

Typical Sudanese Nubian Phenotypes

Reference for AI generation: hair, eyes, skin, facial structure, build

Skin tone is predominantly Fitzpatrick V-VI with V-VI the modal value. Hair texture is most often Andre Walker 3A-4B (curly to coily). Hair color is uniformly black or very dark brown. Facial features track Nilo-Saharan / North-East-African source populations: broader nasal bases, fuller lips, oval face shapes. Eye color is uniformly brown to dark brown. Build is typically taller than broader Egyptian populations — adult Nubian males average approximately 175-178 cm.

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Frequently asked questions about Sudanese Nubian people

Where is the Sudanese Nubian homeland?

The Sudanese Nubian homeland is Sudan and Egypt (Nubia) in North Africa.

What countries do Sudanese Nubian people live in?

Sudanese Nubian populations are documented across 1 country: Sudan.

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