19/04/2026
Some of the people are asking, “ Why didn’t you speak about these issues earlier?” They question why we are only now raising our voices and highlighting the truth about what has been happening in our community—how faith is being misused, how vulnerable people are being influenced with money, and how offers like free education are sometimes used to take advantage of them.
Our answer is simple: we came to know these realities only recently. We are new learners and investigators who have now become aware of what has been going on within our own community. Since our time in Myanmar, there have been incidents where our people were affected in ways we did not fully understand back then.
For example, some of the students you see today were originally Muslims, but their pictures were allegedly used by their teacher, Solim Ullah and he is still doing this thing in the refugee camps . Their teacher Solim Ullah who shared them and received support from a Christian pastor named Shuna Mia. It is claimed that through such actions, funds were collected, and over time, at least one of those students has converted to Christianity, reportedly influenced by ongoing financial support.
After learning about such situations, we feel it is our responsibility to speak up. We cannot remain silent when we see that faith is being treated as a means of business and that innocent people’s struggles and images are being used for personal gain.
Our intention is not to create conflict, but to bring awareness. The evidence we are sharing is meant to help our people understand what is happening around them, so they can be more informed, more cautious, and better protect their faith and dignity.
