Throughout the centuries since the disintegration of Ancient Nubia, Nubians have maintained cultural-functionalism of their language, religion and traditions. Their traditional dance is popular and is known as Doluka.
Nubians are a plural society with nucleus segments to which they owe their identity to the language. Culturally, Nubians are known to share scarce resources and greatly dedicate themselves to Islam and social organizational setups.
They work as a closely-knit ethnical group; on mutual respect and footing through criteria of leadership of elders and hierarchies. It is therefore important to note the simple one-to-one chain relationship of Nubian ethnicity, which suggest a function of tight relationship.
