Rohingya Stories

Rohingya, who are they & are they really being persecuted ?

A piece i wrote for the people who suffers from the war. Killing innocent people are a everyday occurence nowdays and my heart hurts . I am not a poet nor an eloquent writer but i wish people could gain positive values from this. This is not a poem or anything i just wrote this on a whim and my own thoughts .

Zaira, a loving mother is tested by nature when she is forced to protect her daughter against all odds. Based on true events that occurred during the insurgency of the Army in the Rakhine State of Myanmar.

☆السلام عليكم ورحمة الله☆ She was the light of hope to the afflicted. He was a dedicated soldier of his country. Hoorain Rashid has always lived her life in the simplest manner, thriving to become a better muslimah. Born in a society that made rules and differences for its own advantages, she was determined to bring positive changes in the lives of people around her. Haytham Özdemir, an efficient Airforce officer, was content with his life or so he thought to be. His set rules of life somehow gets tangled when he meets a pair of eyes at the most unexpected place. Those eyes that captivated like no one else. But there was obstacles between them. Obstacles that would cause them anguish. Obstacles that would test their patience. Obstacles that will be erased forever or.. Read further to know the journey that waits ahead for Hoorain and Haytham. Thank you for giving the story a chance.😊 ||#1 in kıtap on 19 September 2020||

Safe neither at home nor abroad, the Rohingya are clearly the "nowhere people" of this century - stateless, helpless and unwanted. The Rohingya, a Muslim minority from Myanmar persecuted and run out of their homeland, face a perilous future. Recently, dozens of Rohingya refugees drowned after a wooden boat they were travelling in capsized off Indonesia's Aceh province. About 69 refugees were saved by local fishermen and Indonesian rescue services.

For the Rohingya who are suffering because they "simple do not belong" in the country they have resided in for about 1000 years and because they are "simply" Muslims.

Why everyone is refusing to give this Muslim group citizenship

And then, there are those-- who are just Forgotten.

A story about the journey of a Rohingya boy who escaped the massacre in Rakhine to smuggle himself into Malaysia.