Meet the Nilotic Nuer people of South Sudan. The people speak the Nuer language / Thoknath. The Nuer get facial markings (called gaar) as part of their initiation into adulthood. The pattern of Nuer scarification varies within specific subgroups. The most common initiation pattern among males consists of six parallel horizontal lines which are cut across the forehead with a razor, often with a dip in the lines above the nose. Dotted patterns are also common (especially among the Bul Nuer and amo

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The Nuer culture is more than just tradition — it’s a living identity. Wherever the Nuer people go, whether across borders or generations, they carry their customs with pride. From the deep respect for cattle as a symbol of wealth and connection, to the scarification marks that tell stories of bravery and adulthood, every part of Nuer life reflects deep cultural meaning. Their language, dances, songs, and strong sense of community and kinship are preserved and passed down, even in the diaspora.

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52K views · 2.5K reactions | The Nuer people practice a complex religion that centers on the worship of Kwoth, a creator god. The Nuer also believe in sky gods, earth gods, and spirits. | Journalist Thuok Ruach | Facebook