On 06/03/2018 attorneys Ali Qaliob and Samia Elhashimi, representing the defendant, filed a notice of additional reasons contended that the defendant ought to benefit from the severe provocation defense, whereas she was forcibly copulated by the deceased with the aid of others, forced to spend the night beside him in the apartment afterwards when they left (prosecution witnesses), and the deceased attempt to advance towards her in the next morning, when she stabbed him, provoked by his utterance “I do unto you whatever I please”. The Supreme Court reiterated that principle in its decision Number M A\ M K\180\78 Government of the Sudan vs. Berriman Mohamed Ali, which founded the principle: Cumulative provocation allows the defendant to use the benefit of the first exception according to Article (249) of the Penal Code. The defendant, also, ought to benefit from the defense of self-defense, especially that Article (149/A) makes it possible for the wife to be the victim of rape. Conclusion of facts, based on the plaintiff statement, that Noora Husein, the defendant, stabbed her husband, named Abdo Ibrahim Bashir, with a knife in his chest and his back causing his death at Omdurman Al Mohandiseen (On 05/03/2017.) The defendant was arrested and turned in by Al Bageir police. A knife and a phone belonging to the deceased was recovered with her. The defendant was interrogated, Page 7 of the journal, and she stated that she did not want the husband, but he wed her, and brought her on a honeymoon in the apartment. On the first day he did not ask her. On the second day she was excused and five days later she bade off her menstrual period, and he called upon her, but she did not consent. He called his paternal uncle who came to the apartment (the uncle), along with the deceased’s brother and a maternal cousin of the deceased, where she confirmed her refusal. She waited them with water, but they refused to drink it. They spoke to her (quarrel) and she confirmed her refusal. They dragged her inside and the uncle hit her across the cheek, and another smack from the brother and two more from the cousin who pulled off her dress, and the husband started to copulate with her whilst the other men waited outside snooping on her as the husband and the defendant where both inside. The uncle left after the intercourse was over, but the brother and the cousin stayed in the next room. She wanted to stab him that night, but she could not find the knife. She found out the next morning after they left, that they hid it under the mattress and slept on it, and that’s when she found it. The deceased was laying down unaware when she stabbed him first in his back. After the … [Handwriting: 14 - 4] Number: MA/ASJ/1188/2018 After the first stab, they wrestled, and she was able to stab him again in the chest. They were alone when she; changed her cloths, took the apartment key and took off to her family in Al Baqeir and told them about what had happened. Her family then turned her into the police. A sworn confession of the defendant was recorded on Page 10 of the journal, stating that the deceased had a religious marriage contract with her three years ago, and that she did not agree and expressed her clear refusal to her father, who told her to either get a replacement of the deceased, or accept his marriage, since her father cannot pay the husbands losses. She talked to the husband and explained to him that he would have no rights in case he wed her or attempted to consummate the marriage. On the first day he did not sleep with her due to her rules for her five days of menstrual period. He complained to his family and, the above-mentioned, three came and beat her, and after