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📰 Rohingya Youth Demand Justice for Muhammad Ullah

📍 April 26, 2026
The Rohingya community is once again facing a heartbreaking tragedy.
A young Rohingya refugee, Muhammad Ullah from Camp No. 7, lost his life after a boat capsized in the Andaman Sea while trying to reach Malaysia.
Reports suggest that around 250 people died or remain missing in this devastating incident.
Before leaving the camp, Muhammad Ullah had reportedly received death threats on social media after speaking out against the activities of a group known as RCPR. Due to fear for his safety, he fled only to face a tragic end at sea.

💔 This is not just an accident.
It raises serious questions about safety, freedom of expression, and protection within the refugee community.

✊ Now, Rohingya youth are raising their voices and demanding:
An independent and transparent investigation into his death
Accountability for those who threatened him
Stronger protection for refugees who speak out

📢 The community believes this is not only about one life —
it is about justice, dignity, and the right to speak without fear.

🔎 We must ask:
How many more lives must be lost before real protection is ensured?

🤲 May Allah grant peace to the victims and strength to their families.

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Alhamdulillah! 🌙
A beautiful sea of the Muslim Ummah gathered for Eid prayer in Russia, standing shoulder to shoulder in unity, peace, and devotion.
On this blessed day of Eid-ul-Fitr, hearts are filled with gratitude and prayers rise to the heavens.

Eid Mubarak to all! 🤍
May Allah accept our عبادات and grant us peace, mercy, and endless blessings.

🚨 BREAKING NEWS
Israel claims it has killed Iran’s national security chief Ali Larijani in overnight airstrikes.

⚠️ Important: Iran has not officially confirmed this report, and his fate remains unclear.

Rohingya Refugee Population in Cox’s Bazar Increases by Nearly 179,000 in One Year

A newly released report from the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) has revealed a significant increase in the number of Rohingya refugees living in the camps of Cox’s Bazar, Bangladesh.

According to the UN agency’s monthly report published on March 16, 2026, the Rohingya refugee population in Cox’s Bazar has increased by nearly 179,000 people within just one year.

The report states that on February 28, 2025, the total number of Rohingya refugees registered in the camps was 1,006,107. However, by February 2026, that number had risen to 1,184,864, meaning that 178,757 additional Rohingya people are now living in the refugee camps.

This sharp increase highlights the continuing humanitarian crisis faced by the Rohingya people, who have been forced to flee their homes due to persecution, violence, and systematic discrimination in Myanmar.

The UNHCR also noted that the presence of Rohingya refugees in Bangladesh dates back decades. Since 1990, there were 39,502 registered Rohingya refugees in the country. However, the situation changed dramatically after the military crackdown in August 2017, widely known as the Rohingya Genocide. During that time, more than one million Rohingya were forced to flee across the border into Bangladesh to escape killings, violence, and destruction of their villages.

Today, the Rohingya refugees in Cox’s Bazar are living in what is considered the largest refugee settlement in the world. Many families continue to struggle with limited resources, overcrowded shelters, restricted education opportunities, and uncertain futures.

The continued rise in the refugee population reflects the ongoing instability and lack of safety for Rohingya people in Myanmar. It also reminds the international community that the Rohingya crisis remains unresolved and that sustainable solutions — including justice, safety, citizenship, and the right to return to their homeland with dignity — are still urgently needed.

For the Rohingya community, these numbers are not just statistics. They represent families who lost their homes, children growing up in refugee camps, and a people still waiting for justice and recognition of their rights.

📌 Source: UNHCR Monthly Report

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Breaking News | Arakan State

The Arakan Rohingya Salvation Army has claimed responsibility for a major terrorist operation against the Arakan Army in Arakan State.

According to ARSA’s statement, the operation took place on March 7–8, 2026, during which intense clashes reportedly resulted in the deaths of multiple AA members.

ARSA declared that its operations will continue until justice, equal rights, and lasting peace are secured for all communities in Myanmar.

Recent reports indicate that two Rohingya Muslim brothers are in extremely critical condition after being violently attacked and stabbed with knives by four Rohingya individuals who had converted to Christianity in Camp 13, Block A-4, in Bangladesh. The primary suspect is reportedly a Christian pastor who came from India with the intention of carrying out missionary activities in the camp.

This heartbreaking incident has caused deep sorrow and concern within the community. All Rohingya Muslims living in the refugee camps in Bangladesh are urged to stand in solidarity with the victims and support the demand for justice.