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Dubasiyin is an ethnic group of more than 50,000 persons in Sudan. This ethnic group speaks Sudanese Arabic. They are part of the Arab, Sudan people cluster. The primary religion practiced by the Dubasiyin is Islam.

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v t e Arab tribes in Sudan
Ababda Artega Awadia Awlad Himayd Batahin Bedaria Beni Halba Dubasiyin Fadnia Fezara Gawamaa Gimma Habbaniya Hasania Hawazma Humr Husseinat Ja'alin Kababish Kawahla Maalia Mahamid Manasir Messiria Rashaida Rizeigat Rubatab Rufa'a Selim Shaigiya Shukria Taʽisha
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