ShareMuslims Mercenaries in Burmese history The first Muslim recorded in Burmese history The first Muslim documented in Burmese history (recorded in Hmannan Yazawin or Glass Palace Chronicle) was Byat Wi during the reign of Mon, a Thaton King, circa 1050 AD.[1] Shwe Byin brothers executed The two sons of ByatRead More
ShareDec 6,2012 M-Media Htoon Tauk It is learned that no Muslim Students from Swittwe University were allowed to take the exam. Many missed the exam as they were allowed only one day to sit the exam not at the university but at Thekkalpyin Village Primary School without advance notice. MakingRead More
ShareNovember 23,2013 M-Media District Administration Office and Township Ma-Hta-Tha (Supervisory Committee for Motor Vehicles) have given instruction to closely supervise Muslims not to be allowed travelling by Thantwe-Yangon Highway Bus Line. Township Ma-Hta-Tha proceeded that order issued by the District Administrator on 24th Oct to inform highway bus lines onRead More
ShareDec 4,2012 By Francis Wade A few weeks ago I warned that a witch-hunt may begin in western Burma after a group of influential monks in the town of Sittwe instructed Arakanese to seek out and harass local Muslims. Following a meeting in October at a local monastery, the monksRead More
Share QURATUL-AIN BANDIAL BRUNEI-MUARA Sunday, December 2, 2012 BRUNEI is in a unique position to address the plight of the Muslim Rohingya people in Myanmar who are facing persecution and ethnic cleansing, the chief of the Organisation of Islamic Cooperation (OIC) said yesterday. “Brunei being both a member of OIC and ASEAN is in a unique positionRead More
