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What's going on? Apart from us following Islam, what else is the reason?
What's going on? Apart from us following Islam, what else is the reason?
20,000 Muslims slaughtered in Burma!
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kashif_nazeer
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Wa 'alaykumassalam warahmatullahi ta'ala wabarakatuhu,
SubhanAllah,20,000!Media is criminally silent on this.
This is annoying,I thought Buddhist were peaceful people.
Indeed every Baatil follower apparently has a problem with Islam and Muslims.
May Allah help our brothers and sisters in Burma.Ameen
SubhanAllah,20,000!Media is criminally silent on this.
This is annoying,I thought Buddhist were peaceful people.
Indeed every Baatil follower apparently has a problem with Islam and Muslims.
May Allah help our brothers and sisters in Burma.Ameen
kashif_nazeer
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Today,morning,I looked up the newspaper to see if there was any news on this issue.Instead I was greeted by the headline,"Islamists destroy 500 years old shrine in Mali" and this news occupied quite a significant portion of the newspaper.
Today,morning,I looked up the newspaper to see if there was any news on this issue.Instead I was greeted by the headline,"Islamists destroy 500 years old shrine in Mali" and this news occupied quite a significant portion of the newspaper.
Ron-Kid
HasbunAllahu wa ni`mal Wakil '
Hundreds of Muslims were taken by the army to villages outside Sittwe to ensure their safety.
"They are worried for their lives,” Shwe Maung, a Muslim member of parliament for the ruling Union Solidarity and Development Party, told Reuters.
“The army is there so their life is secure.
"There are still so many Rohingyas in downtown Sittwe and they are afraid of being attacked."
Muslims make up nearly five percent of Myanmar's more than 53 million population.
The largest group of Myanmar’s Muslims is the ethnic-Bengali minority, generally known as the Rohingyas, who mainly live in the western state of Rakhine.
Described by the UN as one of the world's most persecuted minorities, Rohingyas are not allowed to own land.
Rohingya Muslims have been denied citizenship rights since an amendment to the citizenship laws in 1982 and are treated as illegal immigrants in their own home.
They suffer frequent food shortages and they are technically restricted from travel outside of Rakhine.
Every year, thousands of Muslim Rohingyas flee Myanmar in wooden boats, embarking on a hazardous journey to Thailand or Malaysia in search of a better life.
Rohingyas say they are deprived of free movement, education and employment in their homeland.
They are not recognized as an ethnic minority by Myanmar and say they suffer human rights abuses at the hands of government officials.
"They are worried for their lives,” Shwe Maung, a Muslim member of parliament for the ruling Union Solidarity and Development Party, told Reuters.
“The army is there so their life is secure.
"There are still so many Rohingyas in downtown Sittwe and they are afraid of being attacked."
Muslims make up nearly five percent of Myanmar's more than 53 million population.
The largest group of Myanmar’s Muslims is the ethnic-Bengali minority, generally known as the Rohingyas, who mainly live in the western state of Rakhine.
Described by the UN as one of the world's most persecuted minorities, Rohingyas are not allowed to own land.
Rohingya Muslims have been denied citizenship rights since an amendment to the citizenship laws in 1982 and are treated as illegal immigrants in their own home.
They suffer frequent food shortages and they are technically restricted from travel outside of Rakhine.
Every year, thousands of Muslim Rohingyas flee Myanmar in wooden boats, embarking on a hazardous journey to Thailand or Malaysia in search of a better life.
Rohingyas say they are deprived of free movement, education and employment in their homeland.
They are not recognized as an ethnic minority by Myanmar and say they suffer human rights abuses at the hands of government officials.
PARVEZ SHAHIDI
Junior Member
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Our beloved Prophet
warned us about these type of atrocities 1400 years ago. When our iman will become weak non believers will kill us for fun. That is what going on. We should turn back to Allah Subhanu wa Taalah for help and not at any other source. But we are immersed in so many Bida’hs that real islam is almost gone, situation seems hopeless.
Ya Allah help us. We are powerless. Without your help we will be ruined. Increase our iman. Amin.
sister herb
Official TTI Chef
One more Nobel Peace Prize to non-peace activist?
http://www.anindianmuslim.com/2012/06/aung-san-suu-kyi-peace-activist.html
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http://www.anindianmuslim.com/2012/06/aung-san-suu-kyi-peace-activist.html
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