Page 231 - A Helping Hand for Refugees

For this reason, it is important that Muslim countries
like Malaysia and Indonesia consider the situation as a
problem of their fellow Muslims, of their own citizens,
rather than that of Myanmar and produce solutions
accordingly. The solution is simple. Just like Turkey,
which welcomed more than 2 million refugees without
questions, without foreign aid, and with love. Indonesia

consists of more than 17,000 islands and some of those
islands are partially or completely empty. They can easily
provide tents or containers, which could be used for set-
tlements and give these people some means for agricul-
ture, few cattle for breeding and treat the Rohingyas like
their own citizens that would contribute both to them-
selves and to their country's economy. In countries like

Malaysia, which are in need of labor force, the presence
of Rohingya will prove to be a blessing. Expecting for-
eign aid is meaningless and futile. These can be done
easily without extensive costs, using the current resources
of the states.

Let's correct a misconception, which is the result of the cruel ways
of politics of today: A refugee in difficulty is not a burden like many
bourgeoisies like to think, but instead, he is a guest from God. And a
guest from God comes with blessings from God and those who wel-
come them will definitely be rewarded with gifts in return for doing

something that would please God. This is God's justice. And the deci-
sions of the politicians or the international laws are invalid in the face
of God's justice.

This article was published in Arab News, The Frontier Post and The Daily Mail:
http://www.harunyahya.com/en/Articles/203426/nobody-to-wipe-rohingyas-
tears

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