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• Controversy over wounded Mahdists killed after the battle began soon afterwards.
• They later released the two and rallied to fight Mahdist forces.
• The battle is known as the Battle of Karari to Mahdists.
• The Mahdist losses are unknown but thought to be considerably higher.
• Mahdist revolts continued to break out in Sudan until 1916.
• The Mahdist forces backed their self-proclaimed Mahdi, Muhammad Ahmad.
• The Mahdists were subjected to intense flanking fire and were finally defeated.
• The defeats did not, however, destroy the Mahdists.
• These western tribes had been the backbone of the original Mahdist movement.
• Herbert Kitchener led military campaigns against the Mahdist Sudan from 1896 to 1898.
• Twice the British square held and the Mahdists were repelled with heavy losses.
• As to the strength of the Mahdist movement he had then no conception.
• He first saw active service in the Mahdist War.
• Thereafter, for some years, the district was held by the Mahdists.
• The schools were all destroyed during the Mahdist period between 1881-1898.
• Shiaism and its related Mahdist ideology have recently grown in popularity in Sudan.
• The British suffered only light casualties, the Mahdist fire being generally inaccurate.
• The Mahdists suffered heavily from British firepower, losing 2, 000 killed.
• These raids led to a Mahdist defeat by Kufit.
• A sudden onslaught of Mahdists rushed into this gap.