News On the 11th of May, the Wall Street Journal reported that "the plight of Myanmar's stateless Rohingya minority was absent from official discussions during a biannual summit of Southeast Asian leaders this weekend, despite growing concern of the issue's regional implications". Comment The ASEAN Summit gathers regional leaders to discuss common issues of security, economic and social concern, and ASEAN includes three countries with a predominantly Muslim population that…

News: On 5nd May 2014, Women News Network (WNN) reported that the marginalized position of women and the lack of health services is leaving many women affected by the conflict with nowhere to go for support or employment when their husbands are killed. There are an estimated 3,000 widows in the region. Many are struggling with trauma. According to the Internal Security Operations Command (ISOC), a military unit in charge…

To my daughter and sister Zulfiyya, if you are still alive and well, Know that you are stronger than your perishing captors. You are with Allah and He is with you, and whoever Allah (swt) is with is the stronger, more steadfast, more defiant, and more determined to reach his objective. You will be victorious over the enemies of Allah and your enemies by the permission of Allah. Since the…

Zulfiyya Amonova, the heroic prisoner was born in January 26, 1994 in the city of Osh in Kyrgyzstan, she is the third-born of the family. She studied in Sa'eeda Khadija School for four years and completed her education there in the Russian language with the grading score of: Very Good. In addition she studied: Arabic, English, Fiqh, Aqeeedah, Seerah, Tafseer and Hadeeth Sciences.