February 15, 2019 One of the nation’s biggest madrassas is thriving in a Sagaing Region town where it was built…
Category: Masjids in Burma or Myanmar
Journalist Ko Moe Myint Speaks Out: Threatened with Death for Advocating Preservation of Sittwe’s Historic Mosque
Journalist Ko Moe Myint — who faced death threats from Rakhine nationalists after calling for the preservation of Sittwe’s ancient…
Religious Tolerance and Mutual Respect During the Konbaung Era: A Forgotten Chapter of Myanmar History
By Dr Ko Ko Gyi @ Abdul Rahman Zafrudin with the help of Chat GPT With several upcoming films set…
23 Years Ago, MI Agent Wirathu’s Blueprint of Division Was Already Exposed
When looking at the roots of modern religious friction in Myanmar, history shows that independent journalism caught on to the…
CHAPTER 5: The Morning After the Massacre and the Rescue of the Innocent
Written by Maung Maung (Shwe Keraweik) and translated by Dr. Ko Ko Gyi. This chapter captures the immediate, terrifying aftermath…
U Wirathu is running with the Hares (Muslims) and Hunting with the (969 Swarn Arr Shin) Hounds
Written by Maung Maung (Shwe Keraweik) and translated by Dr. Ko Ko Gyi. Photo credit : Reuters CHAPTER 3: The…
THE AXIS OF EVIL: Part 2
THE AXIS OF EVIL: U Wirathu, MI Khin Nyunt, Taung Thar Terrorist leader U Aung Thaung, Mandalay PM U Ye…
THE AXIS OF EVIL: U Wirathu, MI Khin Nyunt, Taung Thar Terrorist leader U Aung Thaung, Mandalay PM U Ye Myint and President U Thein Sein
CHAPTER 1: The Meiktila Massacre and the Roots of Division Written by Maung Maung (Shwe Keraweik) and translated by Dr.…
Masjids in the Mandalay Palace Grounds မန္တလေး နန်းတွင်းဗလီများ
Written by Maung Maung (Shwe Keraweik) | Translated by Dr. Ko Ko Gyi (Note: Although my brother wrote this post…
Earthquake-Damaged Mosques Still Await Permission to Rebuild: A Continuing Pattern of Restrictions on Muslim Religious Institutions in Myanmar by President Min Aung Hlaing
Based on a report by Aung San Oo and Voice of Myanmar (VOM). Translated, expanded, and edited for international readers…