ميانمار: الروهنجيا يطالبون القادة المسلمين بزيارة مناطقهم المنكوبة

خبر من مصادر إنجليزية.

أكد "محمد إدريسي" - مدير مشروع "جمعية الفيادي" للإغاثة - أن زيارة رئيس الوزراء التركي وغيره من قادة العالم الإسلامي لـ"ميانمار" - أسهمت بصورة إيجابية في دعم المسلمين هناك، مناشدًا سائر القادة والرموز الإسلاميين بزيارة البلاد وتقديم الدعم المناسب، ورفع نسبة الوعي العالمي بالأزمة التي يتعرض لها المسلمون.

وقد أشار "إدريسي" إلى أن المذبحة البوذية ضد المسلمين بدأت منذ 50 عامًا، إلا أنها لم تأخذ الحيز العام إلا في السنوات الأخيرة الماضية، وأكد أن المسلمين انخفضت نسبتهم لتصل إلى 40% بعدما كانت 70% نتيجة للتطهير العرقي، وكذلك قل عدد المساجد؛ حيث دمرها البوذيون وحرَّقوا بعضها؛ المصدر: شبكة الألوكة.

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Rohingya calls on visit of Muslim leaders

Rohingya Muslims in Myanmar have called on the leaders of the Muslim world to visit the region.

Muhammed Idris, training and project manager of El-Feyyadi aid organization in Myanmar, told Anadolu Agency that Turkish Foreign Minister Ahmet Davutoglu's visit to Myanmar had influenced the situation of the Rohingya Muslims and the government of Myanmar no longer considered the situation as it used to be.

Emphasizing that the Organization of Islamic Cooperation (OIC) and the UN began paying more attention to the tragedy in Myanmar following Davutoglu's visit, Idris called on the leaders of the Muslim world to visit the region to raise international awareness.

"Last year great numbers of Muslims were massacred by Buddhist militia. The massacre wasn't covered in the media as widely as it should, although there was footage of it," Idris said.

Reminding that the massacres of Muslims began 50 years ago however, it was made public last year, Idris said, "Buddhist militia want to sweep Muslims from the region. Those who escape the violence and are forced to seek refuge in Bangladesh, Pakistan and Malaysia, can never return to their homeland even if they wish so."

The number of Muslims was reduced to 40 percent from 70 percent due to ethnic cleansing and the number of mosques was also reduced as they were burnt down and building of new ones wasn't allowed, Idris added.

Idris also expressed his concern that the hate of Buddhists towards Muslims could have more dangerous outcomes in the future.

Idris called on the international society and the Turkish people to help Rohingya Muslims struggling to live in difficult conditions.