Cultural Education for Stateless Rohingya Refugees in Bangladesh - Kamal Zafari, Nurul Mostafa
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Tyranny has no words, it has sounds of pain and suffering, it has roaring of cruel hyenas, it has echoes of screaming of witches, and finally, it deserves no words to describe. This book will provide a vivid description a nation's culture and how this culture is denied and categorically disacknowledged by a brutal regime of Myanmar. Rohingyas have their centuries old culture and traditions mixed with Hindu, Muslim and Buddhists people; in terms of language, they have received linguistic elements from Arabic, Persian, Sangskrit, Pali, Bangla, Burmese, Rakhine, and English; in terms of culture,…mehr

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Tyranny has no words, it has sounds of pain and suffering, it has roaring of cruel hyenas, it has echoes of screaming of witches, and finally, it deserves no words to describe. This book will provide a vivid description a nation's culture and how this culture is denied and categorically disacknowledged by a brutal regime of Myanmar. Rohingyas have their centuries old culture and traditions mixed with Hindu, Muslim and Buddhists people; in terms of language, they have received linguistic elements from Arabic, Persian, Sangskrit, Pali, Bangla, Burmese, Rakhine, and English; in terms of culture, they received elements from Hindu, Muslims, Arabs, Afghans, Indians, Rhkhines, Burmese, Buddhists, Chittagonians, and so on; so they are emotionally and culturally a very rich nation. I tried to flash a beacon on the culture of this ill-fated nation.
Autorenporträt
Nurul Mostafa Kamal Zafari begeistert sich für Literatur, Geschichte, Politik und seine eigene Muttersprache Chittagonisch. Er arbeitet für Handicap International, den Dänischen Flüchtlingsrat, USAID und den Norwegischen Flüchtlingsrat als Fachkraft für Bildung in Not (EiE).