Al Jazeera documentary uncovers new evidence in killings of Hind Rajab, her family and rescue team in Gaza City. By Simon…
Category: History
Byatwi, Byatta and Shwephinbros had other Muslim brothers as the shrines of Saints at coasts of Burma
Unscrupulous Wikipedians sometimes ignorantly deleted this as IRRELEVANT with Islam, without knowing the history of early arrival of Islam to…
Who Threw the Stone?
From Sacred Symbol to Political Weapon — And How Myanmar Can Learn from Its Meaning By Dr. Ko Ko Gyi…
Should Religion Define Citizenship? A Historical Reflection on NLD’s Early Missteps
By Jeffrey Tin Ohn (R.I.T – Rangoon Institute of Technology) Editor’s Note: This reflective essay, originally written by Jeffrey Tin…
From Misunderstanding to Mercy: A Muslim’s Journey in Burma
Note: One of my friend (he wished to be anonymous) sent me this post to me. I was even shocked…
A King Keeps His Vow, and a Man Keeps His Promise မင်းမှာသစ္စာ လူမှာကတိ
By Sit Mone There is a well-known Burmese proverb: “The King must keep his vow, just as the common man…
A Rebel Border: India’s Evolving Ties with Myanmar after the Coup
With armed groups now holding most of Myanmar’s periphery, India has reached out to the rebels while preserving its historical…
The Return of Weaponized Islamophobia by Thidagu’s comrade Wirathu
This article examines the transformation of one of Myanmar’s most revered monks, Sitagu Sayadaw, from a respected preacher of royal…
Thein Pe Myint’s Teacher Haroon: : The Muslim Mentor Behind a Burmese Nationalist Writer Part 2
How a forgotten Muslim teacher shaped the pen of a future nationalist—and what that irony tells us about Burma’s lost…
The Art of Flow — and the Irony of Thein Pe Myint’s Teacher Haroon Part 1
(A reflection on writing, thought, and human complexity) It is one of history’s quiet ironies that the late U Thein…