Myanmar An old mosque in Maungdaw reopened Last updated: May 14, 2024 1:26 PM RK News Desk Published May 14, 2024 Share 0 Min Read SHARE An old Maungdaw mosque was reopened by the Junta today. Since 2012, it has been closed. Presumably, the junta took this action in order to permit the Arakan Army to grant Muslims in their area freedom of prayer and Azan last week. You Might Also Like Rohingya IDPs in Arakan State Suffer Amid Severe Food Shortages and Starvation Who profits from a coup? The power and greed of Senior General Min Aung Hlaing United States announced to donate 127 million dollars for Rohingya refugees Arakan Army excluded from Union Peace Conference Aung San Suu Kyi’s city of London Corporation’s Freedom Award will be suspended rather than revoked TAGGED:#RohingyaMyanmar Share This Article Facebook X Email Print Facebook Latest News A Journey of Survival and Defiance: The Story of Jamalida Begum Rohingya Library Rohingya’s Unity: A Historic Turning Point Rohingya News Breaking News: Fire Breaks Out in Rohingya Refugee Camp Rohingya News Massive Fire Destroys Hundreds of Shelters in Rohingya Refugee Camp Rohingya News The Resilience of Hamida Khatun: A Physically Disabled Rohingya Widow’s Struggle for Survival Rohingya Library Rohingya Groups Call on Arakan Army to Uphold Human Rights in Rakhine Rohingya News Recent CommentsHafizur Rahman on Hafizur Rahman: A Rohingya Photographer Telling Stories Through His LensAbul Osman on The Journey of Nila: A Rohingya Refugee Girl Filled with Sorrow, Hardship, and ResilienceAbsar on Aptar Husain: Rising from the Refugee Camp to Champion Rohingya Dreams on the Football FieldMuhammad Edris on ICJ denies Myanmar Junta extension on case filingsMohammed Sadek on U.S to start Rohingya resettlement from Bangladesh
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