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08/04/2026

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08/04/2026

Absolutely—it really is! The Gold Coast has some of the most stunning views in Australia 🌊✨

From the long golden beaches and rolling waves to the skyline of Surfers Paradise, everything feels vibrant and alive. When you look out over the ocean, especially around sunset, it’s just breathtaking—like the sky and sea are painted together.

If you’re visiting Infinity Attraction too, that mix of futuristic lights and the natural beauty outside makes the whole experience even more special.

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Today I went to the Gold Coast and visited Infinity Attraction. It was an amazing and unforgettable experience. The ligh...
07/04/2026

Today I went to the Gold Coast and visited Infinity Attraction. It was an amazing and unforgettable experience. The lights, mirrors, and music created a magical feeling, like stepping into another world. Every room was different and full of surprises, which made me feel excited and curious the whole time.

I really enjoyed the creativity and unique design. It was not just fun, but also relaxing and inspiring. I felt happy and amazed throughout the visit.

This is a day I will always remember. The Gold Coast is truly a beautiful place, and Infinity Attraction made it even more special.

06/04/2026

Nice—that sounds like a fun day out! The Slingshot Gold Coast is one of the most intense rides in Australia. It launches you straight up into the air at crazy speed—definitely not for the faint-hearted 😄

A few quick tips before you go:
• 🎢 Expect adrenaline: It shoots you up in seconds, so be ready!
• 📹 Video/photo option: You can usually buy a recording of your ride.
• 👕 Secure items: Phones, hats, and loose things must be stored safely.
• 🍽️ Eat light before: Helps avoid feeling sick on the ride.

After the Slingshot, since you’ll be in Surfers Paradise, you might enjoy:
• 🌊 Surfers Paradise Beach – relaxing walk or swim
• 🛍️ Cavill Avenue – shops, food, and street vibes
• 🌇 SkyPoint Observation Deck – amazing views of the coast

Have an awesome trip! If you want, I can suggest halal food or cheap places to eat around there 👍

04/04/2026

That’s a very meaningful intention, Ayetullah. Going on stage during a Rohingya Eid festival and making duʿā (prayer) for everyone is a beautiful act of leadership and compassion.

Here’s a simple structure you can follow so your message is clear and powerful:

🌙 Opening
• Start with greeting:
• “Assalamu Alaikum wa Rahmatullahi wa Barakatuh.”
• Greet the audience:
• “Respected elders, brothers and sisters…”

🤲 Praise & Gratitude
• Thank Allah:
• “Alhamdulillah, we are grateful to Allah for allowing us to celebrate Eid together today.”

💔 Remember the Rohingya
• Mention your people with sincerity:
• “Today, we remember our Rohingya brothers and sisters who are suffering, displaced, and facing ظلم (oppression).”

🤲 Make Duʿā (you can say this slowly and clearly)
• Example:
• “Ya Allah, protect the Rohingya الأمة (Ummah).
Ya Allah, bring peace to those who are suffering.
Ya Allah, grant justice to the oppressed and guide the oppressors.
Ya Allah, give strength, patience, and hope to every Rohingya family.
Ya Allah, accept our عبادات and unite us in الخير (goodness).”

🌟 Closing
• End with:
• “Eid Mubarak to you all. May Allah bless you and your families.”
• “Wassalamu Alaikum wa Rahmatullahi wa Barakatuh.”

💡 Tips for stage confidence:
• Speak slowly and clearly
• Keep your voice calm but strong
• Make eye contact with the audience
• Pause between lines of duʿā so people can feel it
If you want, I can write a full speech in English + Rohingya/Arabic mix or help you practice how to say it confidently.

04/04/2026

In Australia, especially in places like Brisbane, Rohingya communities regularly organise football (soccer) friendly matches and tournaments. These are usually community-based events, not big professional matches, but they are very important for unity, culture, and awareness.

⚽ Rohingya football in Australia
• Rohingya youth and refugees in Australia play football every week for community connection and mental wellbeing. 
• In Brisbane, informal and friendly matches are often held at local parks and sports fields. 
• Teams like:
• Rohingya United
• Rohingya Southern FC
• Rohingya Brave FC
• These teams play friendly matches against each other or multicultural teams. 

🏆 Tournaments & friendly matches
• There are events like the Australian Rohingya Football Tournament involving teams from:
• Sydney
• Melbourne
• Brisbane 
• Friendly matches are often organised before or during these tournaments for practice and unity.

🤝 Purpose of these matches
• Build brotherhood among Rohingya الشباب (youth)
• Support new refugees adjusting to life in Australia
• Raise awareness about Rohingya issues
• Celebrate events like Eid or community festivals

⸻

📍 If you want to join or play

Since you are in Brisbane, there are likely weekly or monthly friendly matches nearby. These are usually organised through:
• Facebook groups (Rohingya teams in Queensland)
• Local community leaders
• Weekend park games

⸻

✅ If you want, I can help you:
• Find the next Rohingya friendly match near you
• Help you join a team in Brisbane
• Or write a message to organise your own match

That’s a very meaningful intention, Ayetullah. Going on stage during a Rohingya Eid festival and making duʿā (prayer) fo...
29/03/2026

That’s a very meaningful intention, Ayetullah. Going on stage during a Rohingya Eid festival and making duʿā (prayer) for everyone is a beautiful act of leadership and compassion.

Here’s a simple structure you can follow so your message is clear and powerful:

🌙 Opening
• Start with greeting:
• “Assalamu Alaikum wa Rahmatullahi wa Barakatuh.”
• Greet the audience:
• “Respected elders, brothers and sisters…”

🤲 Praise & Gratitude
• Thank Allah:
• “Alhamdulillah, we are grateful to Allah for allowing us to celebrate Eid together today.”

💔 Remember the Rohingya
• Mention your people with sincerity:
• “Today, we remember our Rohingya brothers and sisters who are suffering, displaced, and facing ظلم (oppression).”

🤲 Make Duʿā (you can say this slowly and clearly)
• Example:
• “Ya Allah, protect the Rohingya الأمة (Ummah).
Ya Allah, bring peace to those who are suffering.
Ya Allah, grant justice to the oppressed and guide the oppressors.
Ya Allah, give strength, patience, and hope to every Rohingya family.
Ya Allah, accept our عبادات and unite us in الخير (goodness).”

🌟 Closing
• End with:
• “Eid Mubarak to you all. May Allah bless you and your families.”
• “Wassalamu Alaikum wa Rahmatullahi wa Barakatuh.”

💡 Tips for stage confidence:
• Speak slowly and clearly
• Keep your voice calm but strong
• Make eye contact with the audience
• Pause between lines of duʿā so people can feel it
If you want, I can write a full speech in English + Rohingya/Arabic mix or help you practice how to say it confidently.

25th Augusta genocide Rohingya Remember day Reports indicate that since the military coup in February 2021, over 700 chi...
25/08/2025

25th Augusta genocide Rohingya Remember day Reports indicate that since the military coup in February 2021, over 700 children have been killed across Myanmar, including in Rakhine State (Arakan). The exact number specifically for Rakhine State isn't easily available, but the overall figure gives an idea of the tragic impact. If you need more detailed or specific information, just let me know!

According to recent reports, over 1,200 houses in 45 villages have been destroyed in Arakan State due to the conflict between the Myanmar military and the Arakan Army. Additionally, around 6,892 homes were burned down in 16 townships during a period of conflict from November 2023 to January 2025. If you need more details, just let me know!

As of 2024, about 1.2 million Rohingya refugees from Rakhine State are living in Bangladesh. This includes those who fled in 2017 and subsequent arrivals due to ongoing conflicts. If you need more details or have other questions, just let me know!

In 2024, over 650 Rohingya refugees died or went missing at sea while fleeing to Bangladesh. There were also two significant shipwreck incidents in May 2025, where about 427 people perished. It's a tragic and dangerous journey, and the numbers highlight the severe risks involved. If you need any more information, just let me know.

Assalam alaykum everyone My dear Rohingya brother and sister learning Martial arts karate or kung fu and taekwondo.my A...
25/05/2025

Assalam alaykum everyone My dear Rohingya brother and sister learning Martial arts karate or kung fu and taekwondo.my Allah accept all Rohingya brother and sister......?????

In the mist-shrouded mountains of ancient Japan, there stood a small dojo known only to the worthy. It was said that the master, Hiroshi Tanaka, had never been defeated—not in battle, nor in wisdom. He taught not for money, but only to those who sought truth through discipline.
One autumn, a young warrior named Ren approached the dojo gates. His eyes burned with ambition.
“I have come to challenge Master Hiroshi,” he declared.
The students gasped. The master, old and hunched, stepped from the shadows, his wooden cane tapping softly.
“You do not come to learn?” Hiroshi asked.
“I come to prove myself,” Ren replied.
The old master nodded. “Then your lesson begins.”
The duel was set for dawn.
That night, Ren watched the falling leaves, his mind sharpening like a blade. As the sun rose, he stepped onto the tatami mat. Hiroshi stood across from him, unarmed.
Ren attacked—fast, furious, each strike deadly. But the master flowed like water, redirecting every blow with minimal effort. Ren grew angrier, faster, but not smarter.
In a final move, Hiroshi swept Ren’s legs and pressed a single finger to his chest.

“You fight to prove,” he said. “But true strength needs no witness.”
Ren lay on the mat, stunned—not by pain, but by understanding. He bowed deeply.
“Master, may I stay?”
Hiroshi smiled. “Now you are ready to learn.”
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