Bangladeshi authorities on Friday, 18th November 2016, prevented the Rohingya refugees, crammed into seven wooden boats, from ducking on the Bangladeshi side of the Naf River, which separates Bangladesh's southeastern border from western Myanmar, said Nafiur Rahman, a local coast guard official, on Saturday. “They included 61 women and 36 children.

The historic Muslims’ rally in Jakarta on 4 November or 411 was not reported properly by many high profile Medias in the region. The media coverage was not only unbalanced, but it did what is called "the media black-out".

On the 15th of November 2016 the UK newspaper The Daily Mail reported that approximately 200 Rohingya Muslims are forced to stay stranded at the boarders of Bangladesh as security forces acting on Sheikh Hasina’s orders refuse entry to the desperate citizens fleeing the Rakhine State "They are mostly women and children who were only seeking a safe place to stay.

After the collapse of the USSR, a godless state, the people of Tajikistan, young and old rushed to Islam. The Soviet state with the help of its materialistic creed, and with the help of force and oppression kept the desire of Muslims to worship Allah. But despite all harassments, at the end of the 20th century there appeared an Islamic political party in Tajikistan. Being an ideological party, this party…