By MASIDING NOOR YAHYA MARAWI CITY On October 17, the government commemorated the third anniversary of what it said “Liberation of Marawi.” Ironically, many do not understand or are confused on what […]
No real Marawi liberation to speak of: MRCW
Antai khasenditan?
By MASIDING NOOR YAHYA Tantodn so madakl a pephanendit ko mga dato a pinili iran ko politika sa mao-olaola ini sa Ranao taman sa manga sinta na inirobak’ kiran. Astighfirullaah. Ba langon […]
Revisiting the old Marawi and the lake
Masiding Noor Yahya Marawi is my hometown. I have grown up in the city since childhood. Although at times I was brought by my grandparents for business ventures to such cities as […]
AN INTERNATIONAL BILL OF RIGHTS AND OBLIGATIONS OF STATES
Former Human Rights Commissioer Nasser Marohomsalic talks about International Human Rights and Obligaton of States.
The Moro Wars: Stateless children and refugees, the collateral damage
By AMINULLAH ALONTO LUCMAN Last of 2 Parts Unknown to many, Sen Domocao Ahmad Alonto also had rapprochement with most Southeast Asian Muslim leaders beginning with the Bandung Conference in the 50s […]
More intrigues in Marawi than relieving acts
Punchline Ali G. Macabalang One of thousands of stakeholders in the reconstruction and rehabilitation of the war-torn Marawi City sent me a feeler this week containing some nagging questions on controversial programming […]
Marawi IDPs badly need P500-M in cash BARMM aid
Abdul Hannan Magarang Tago Vast majority of the sectoral groups representing Marawi City Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs) strongly recommended that P500 million allotments from Bangsamoro Autonomous Regions in Muslim Mindanao (BARMM) shall […]
LOOKING BACK: My Timeline 3 years ago today
Ding Yahya Timeline With Masiding Noor Yahya Starting today, this column ‘Ding Yahya’s Timeline’ will appear in Philippine Muslim Today to give variety of content to its various readers. It will also appear in […]
BARMM should accomodate Arabic-speaking young Ulama
By ABDUL HANNAN M. TAGO
“I can’t breathe” resonates with Moros
Macabangkit B. Lanto “Racism resonates with Moros of southern Philippines. It was the font of their struggle for merdeka or independence.” Some may find this odd. While studying in university, I was […]
