Uploaded November 2015 | Updated September 2026, 2 hours ago
By Haikal Mansor
I am Rohingya. I came into the existence from forefathers of different origins over hundreds of years ago in a land called Arakan where I lived side by side with other communities and ruled Arakan together with respect and harmony.
I am Rohingya. I felt ennobled when my fellow Arakanese Kings kept Muslim titles from Solaiman Shah (1430-34 AD) to Salim Shah II (1622-37) in respects to my friendship and learnt Islamic teachings in honours to my religion.
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I am Rohingya. Now I officially become “the Most Persecuted Person in the world.”
I am Rohingya. Now I am threatened of my very own existence on the land I was once born.
I am Rohingya. Now the genocidal acts against me and my children are proven over and over again.
I am Rohingya. Now I become a part of business deal that no major power wants to sign and bargain, but happily ready to sign and shake hands with the very government whose hands have the blood of my children for the resources my land provides.
I am Rohingya. Now I remain just a traditional media coverage.
I am Rohingya. Now I remain worried of the slow-burning Genocide against my children.
I am Rohingya. Now I remain counting the time of total annihilation of my children.
I am Rohingya. Now I remain praying and wishing that the world has no place for Negligence.
Neglecting a crime is itself a crime.
Soundtrack Credit: Rob Dougan - Clubbed to Death (Kurayamino Variation)
By Haikal Mansor
I am Rohingya. I came into the existence from forefathers of different origins over hundreds of years ago in a land called Arakan where I lived side by side with other communities and ruled Arakan together with respect and harmony.
I am Rohingya. I felt ennobled when my fellow Arakanese Kings kept Muslim titles from Solaiman Shah (1430-34 AD) to Salim Shah II (1622-37) in respects to my friendship and learnt Islamic teachings in honours to my religion.
.
.
.
.
I am Rohingya. Now I officially become “the Most Persecuted Person in the world.”
I am Rohingya. Now I am threatened of my very own existence on the land I was once born.
I am Rohingya. Now the genocidal acts against me and my children are proven over and over again.
I am Rohingya. Now I become a part of business deal that no major power wants to sign and bargain, but happily ready to sign and shake hands with the very government whose hands have the blood of my children for the resources my land provides.
I am Rohingya. Now I remain just a traditional media coverage.
I am Rohingya. Now I remain worried of the slow-burning Genocide against my children.
I am Rohingya. Now I remain counting the time of total annihilation of my children.
I am Rohingya. Now I remain praying and wishing that the world has no place for Negligence.
Neglecting a crime is itself a crime.
Soundtrack Credit: Rob Dougan - Clubbed to Death (Kurayamino Variation)
