Arabs Vs Arabs
In the article “Chaos in Darfur on Rise as Arabs Fight With Arabs”, the two tribes Terjem and the Mahria are fighting each other in South Darfur. The battle started in December, when the mahria migrated with their camels through Terjem territory near the Bulbul River. The article states that their partnership of Fur Land broke down last year which made the situation worse and led to harsh violence. The conditions have gotten to a point where traveling by road has also become dangerous. One of the major violence that this article talks about is the infighting in July near Sania Daleibah. More than 60 Terjems were killed by the Mahria tribesman.
The ethical problem in this article is the following: the two Muslim tribes are battling each other which is leading to the killing of thousands and they cannot seem to resolve this problem. First of all the idea of the doctrine of recollection refers to prior knowledge that is already within our selves. It also means that rather than 'learning' in the common sense, what is actually occurring when people think about something, is that they are 'recollecting' things that they already knew. This idea can relate to this article in couple of ways. The article states, the violence from Terjem and the Mahria is leading to deaths of the unfair and injustice to the society. However the question is that do these two groups know themselves what they have to do to stop this bloodshed? Yes, but that knowledge of compromise has to come to them by itself. They are going to have to learn that battling each other is not going to benefit them in anyway. Everyone knows that one of these militias is going to survive in the end but they could come to an agreement right now which will stop the situation from getting worse. They are going to have to put effort and communicate with each other. There is not going to be anyone that is going to confront these two tribes and say “this is what you two tribes need to do to stop this...
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