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  • September 30, 2026

Celebrating Rohingya History, Culture & Traditions in Chatham-Kent!

Alhamdulillah, our main office at 45 Richmond Street, Chatham, had the honour of hosting Brother Mayyu Ali and his team for a meaningful gathering focused on preserving and sharing Rohingya history, culture, traditions, and identity.

We sincerely appreciate Brother Mayyu Ali and his team for their dedication to our community, and Brother Abdullah Hussain for travelling from Toronto to help make the event a success.

Heartfelt thanks to the Rohingya Community of Chatham-Kent for their warm hospitality, delicious food, and strong community spirit.

 

May Allah bless everyone who contributed. Together, we preserve our history, protect our identity, and build a stronger future for the next generation.

One Community. One Identity. One Future.

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