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EID...


August 31th, 2017

Muslims of Arakan, Rohingyas, give their children earth to suppress their hunger and they could only eat plants.

A year old baby, looks everywhere for his mother crying ‘mommy, mommy…’

An old mother looked for his son kidnapped by secret hands 78 days ago, asked the officials and had no respond; even a voice to help her.

Mothers went 10-20-25 hours away with their children changing 3-5 vehicles to see their husbands only for half an hour.

I received messages, more like cries, saying ‘’Sister, I was eight-month pregnant, my husband is reported by his own uncle…’’

Everyone waited for the Eid, for the happiness, for the sharing. But there are young people say ‘’I wish the Eid wasn’t coming; it’s the hardest to have Eid without family.’’

And more, and more…

I can’t say ‘Eid Mubarak’ to anyone… Eid means festival, Eid means happiness, Eid means family all together.

Words cannot translate your pain. Our sentences expired already…

But know this!

The Eid didn’t visit you, didn’t visit us too.

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