Kalakla
Kalakla () is one of the residential locality located on the southern of Khartoum State and near the Jabal al-Awliya locality. Location Kalakla neighbourhood is located between latitude 15.4678 degrees and longitude 32.4856 degrees in the Jabal al-Awliya locality. It is bordered on the eastern side by the land of Mahas and on the western-northern side by the Haraz Umm Qaddad north of al-Azuzab. It ends on the eastern side in Eid Hussein, and extends from the south to al-Dukhinat. While it parallels the course of the White Nile River to the west. Great Kalakla Kalakla is divided into several regions: Kalakla al-Qaala (, Qaala is Arabic for Citadel), which is the oldest. It was called the citadel because it is elevation Abuam Kalakla al-Qubba (, Qubba is Arabic for dome), formerly Kalakla Hasa (Arabic for gravel). It contains the most famous dome in the region, which is the dome of the tomb of Abdul Qadir Wad Umm Maryum, who was on of the firsts to inhibit the area. Kalakla Sanqa'at () which was given this name because of its highness, and the pronunciation "Sanqa" in Sudanese colloquial language means raising the head to see what is above it. Kalakla