About me

The title of this blog,

  ရွှေနားကွပ်တဲ့ တိမ်ဂွမ်းစိုင်

(also written in the header in Burmese) means,

“The cloud with the golden lining”

It is the literal translation of the, “Every dark cloud has a silver lining,” but in Burmese it is nicer to change from silver to gold. But I am afraid the meaning has changed a little bit by doing so. Now it seems more glamorous because the precondition of dark cloud status is omitted now and just pointing to the gold(en) lined clouds. Golden colour really would referred to as not gold but golden colour only. But the word used here in Burmese is as if indicating that the cloud is really lined by ‘real’ gold.

We could not see nor encounter this phrase in every-day Burmese usage and is not common to see this phrase regularly. I took this beautiful phrase  from the title of the fiction book written by a very famous Burmese author, Yu Wady Khin Sein Hlaing,  ယုဝတီ ခင်စိန်လှိုင် “ရွှေနားကွပ်တဲ့ တိမ်ဂွမ်းစိုင်”

She had ‘dedicated’ this book to me after we met at the Outstanding Student Camp, “Shwe War Kyaing Lu Yae Chun Sakhan” in Nga Pali, Rakhine in 1972.

I got the best outstanding student of the year  award in the 2nd. M.B.,B.S. (Senior), Institute of Medicine Mandalay. That was the 5th. time I got the award.

Please allow me to write about this encounter later in the relevant chapter.

Name – Dr Ko Ko Gyi. Born in Mandalay, Burma on 5th. April 1950.

Studied in Kingswood High School, Kalaw, Southern Shan State from Kg to 5th. std.

Transferred to St. Peter’s High School, it was later nationalized and changed name as No. 9 State High School, Mandalay.

Passed the Matriculation in 1968 and accepted at the Institute of Medicine Mandalay later in that year.

I got the Lu Ye Chun or Outstanding Student awards given by the Minister of Education for FIVE TIMES. Two times from Mandalay township 8th. and 10th. std and another three times in IMM (Institute of Medicine Mdy) now changed name to Mandalay Medical University.

Please read and look at the pictures from 160+ posts in this Blog post: 

Outstanding Student (Lu-Ye Chun လူရည္ခၽြန္) Project

Got M.B.,B.S. in 1975-76 January. Internship or Horsemanship for one year in the Mandalay General Hospital.

Worked in various places including in the Institute of Medicine Mandalay as a Demonstrator then (but now they called Assistant Lecturer), in Anatomy and later in Surgery Departments. When we work in Surgery Department, we have to work as the same time as an Assistant Surgeon, here they called as a Medical Officer, at the Mandalay General Hospital.

My life in pictures: Beyond Ten year challenge!

The following paragraph written by the famous Journalist Mirror U Thaung explained my sentiments.

မင်းဆိုးမင်းညစ်အောက်တွင် ငါမနေပြီ

Although I never dare to say a word before I came out, most the people who knows me understand that I came out because of the Ne Win Government’s Racial and religious discrimination.

ဦးကုလားရာဇဝင်တွင် ပုဂံခေတ်က နောင်တော်ကို လုပ်ကြံကာ နန်းတက်သူ ကုလားကျမင်းအား ပံ့တကူမထေရ်ကြီးက

“ဟယ် – မင်းဆိုးမင်းညစ်၊

နင်ကား သံသရာဝယ် ခံရအံ့သော မကောင်းမှုကို မကြောက်၊
ဤစည်းစိမ်ကို ရလျှင် နင်၏ ကိုယ်ခန္ဓာသည် မအိုမသေပြီမှတ်သည်လော။
လောကတွင် နင့်ထက် ပျက်သော မင်းမရှိ၊
မင်းဆိုးမင်းညစ်အောက်တွင် ငါမနေပြီ”

ဟု လက်ညှိုးငေါက်ငေါက်ထိုးကာ သီဟိုဠ်ပြည်သို့ ထွက်သွားကြောင်း ဌာန်ကရိုဏ်းကျကျ ဖတ်ရှုခဲ့ရသည့် အရသာမှာ ကြီးမားလှပါ၏။ ။

Source: (၅၆) ထွက်တော်မူ နန်းကခွာတယ် (ကြေးမုံဦးသောင်း)

Lu Min Han shared.

ဦးချိုရှိသော သတ္တဝါကို အတောင်ငါးဆယ်အရပ်မှရှောင်ကြဉ်ရာ၏။ မြင်းကိုကား အတောင်တစ်ရာမှ ရှောင်ကြဉ်ရာ၏။ အစွယ်ရှိသောဆင်ကိုကား အတောင် တစ်ထောင်မှရှောင်ကြဉ်ရာ၏။ သူယုတ်မာတို့ကိုမူကား တိုင်းပြည်ရပ်ရွာ ကိုစွန့်၍ပင်ရှောင်ကြဉ်ရာ၏။

-လောကနီတိ မိတ္တကဏ္ဍ။

I am who I am, I am what I am, I do what I do and I ain’t never gonna do it any different. I don’t care who likes it and who don’t.

Buck Owens

Not IQ test, but now trending in a few of the Mensa sites. It gives a summary of our attitudes towards civil society and our social and political values. And it may help us to be aware of how we look at important issues in medicine and in life,including the Covid-19 debate.

Friends: Please try to answer the 70 question to know your result..

Do post your results below, if you don’t mind.
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MY RESULTS showed that I am a Libertarian Socialist.
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70% is the HIGHEST MARKS.
I got 76.3 in Economic Axis (Equality in Markets) i.e. SOCIALIST.
I got 80.6% in Diplomatic Axis as INTERNATIONALIST.
I got 65.5 in Civil Axis i.e. LIBERAL and
got 69.3 in Social Axis as PROGRESSIVE.

I have migrated to Malaysia in 1987 as a Medical Officer in PERKIM, Muslim welfare organization. Later passed the MRCOG Part 1 exam held in Singapore conducted by UK Royal College of Obstetrics & Gynaecology.

Worked as MO in University Hospital Kuala Lumpur and studied at the same time in University Malaya, got exemption in Part 1 MSc OG. Later joined the private practice in Ng and Lee clinic group under Qualitas Medical group.

Monks were BOMBED with FIREBOMBS by the USDP government and BURNT but all the citizens keep quiet except for few activists.

 

I am proud that just because I offered the free Medical Treatment for those Monks (actually I was & am NOT rich but there were well connected donors who wish to be anonymous), I was attacked in cyberspace with lies and FAKED news by Military Cyber-troopers led by Hmuu Zaw and Ye Htut. Later I was investigated and threatened to deny renewing my Passport which led to my taking the Malaysian citizenship.

 

No other religious groups around the world would tolerate this kind of insult on their religious leaders.

 

Now these Buddhists are showing their ‘bravery’ on minorities.

They failed to realized that daring to insult or harm the weaker person is not bravery by a cowardice!

 

They dare to insult the Muslims of Myanmar and Islam because they knew that Racist Bigot Myanmar government and Military would not take any action on them.

 

It is time for INTERNATIONAL MUSLIMS to give enough pressure on NLD-Military government to stop the charade. We all must pressure the present government to arrest the Hate Mongers and Islamophobic Propaganda spreaders.

Shukur Alhamdulillah, Allah has mercy on me and helped me in almost all the exams I encountered through out my life @ https://drkokogyi9.wordpress.com/2022/11/29/shukur-alhamdulillah-allah-has-mercy-on-me-and-helped-me-in-almost-all-the-exams-i-encountered-through-out-my-life/

 

ASTRO AWANI interviewed me

ABDUL RAHMAN ZAFRUDIN @ KO KO GYI
Doctor. Burmese, 66 years old. Migrated from Myanmar 30 years ago.

Please follow the link above to read the whole interview.

 

 This is my interview with a university student Mr  Norman R Khan. I answered his questions:

1. Why did you choose this career?

Because I was ill with frequent cough and cold since I was young because of my sensitive nose and (allergic) bronchitis. Need to see the doctors, Burmese traditional (Aruveda) medicine men and even the German Homeopathetic healers. So I was interested in Medicine.

Man proposes but God/Allah disposes @ https://drkokogyi.wordpress.com/2009/03/06/man-proposes-but-godallah-disposes/

2. Why did you choose this specialty?

I want to be a Surgeon, worked as a Demonstrator cum Assist Surgeon in Anatomy Department and Surgery Department at Mandalay General Hospital under Institute of Medicine Mandalay. Although I got qualified marks (best in my class in every subject) and passed the written examination, I was denied admission at the interviews. So I resigned and came out of Burma.

In Malaysia, need to struggle for survival of the family, could not finish preparation for FRCS exam so set the MRCOG Part 1 from UK in Singapore and passed. But could not get the further training to be able to sit the part 2 exam. Much later only got the training in UM as a Master Student in Obstetrics and Gynae, passed part 1 but after getting Permanent Residence in Malaysia, need to resign for the sake of children’s university fees.

Reference: “Never failed but instead of becoming a Surgeon or Obstetrician/Gynaecologist just become a General Practitioner” @ https://drkokogyi.wordpress.com/2009/03/09/never-failed-although-instead-of-becoming-a-surgeon-or-obstetriciangynaecologist-just-become-a-general-practitioner/

3. Your professional experience?

I got the degree in December 1975. Worked for 10 yrs in Burma teaching Medical Students and at the same time working in Hospital. In the evening doing General Practice at Private Clinic. In Malaysia, first worked in PERKIM Muslim Welfare Organization as a Medical Doctor, later working and studied at UM/UHKL as a Master Student/MO in Obs. Gynae, Accident Emergency, Surgery and Urology Department. Later GP at Ng and Lee Clinic KL under Qualitas Medical Group.

Flashback: Demonstrator, Assistant Surgeon IMM/MGH @ https://drkokogyi.wordpress.com/2009/10/12/flashback-demonstrator-assistant-surgeon-immmgh/

Flashback: Institute of Medicine Mandalay          @ https://drkokogyi.wordpress.com/2009/10/10/institute-of-medicine-mandalay/

Flashback: PERKIM and Dato’ Ahmad Noordin @ https://drkokogyi.wordpress.com/2009/10/10/flashback-perkim-and-dato-ahmad-noordin/

Flashback: Medical Officer in UHKL or University Hospital Kuala Lumpur @ https://drkokogyi.wordpress.com/2009/10/09/flashback-medical-officer-in-uhkl-or-university-hospital-kuala-lumpur/

4. Your background as a doctor, your education and experience?

I got the highest marks in almost every subject in every year from Kg to all the University years.

I got the award of Outstanding Student given by Education Minister for 5 times. I got 2 scholarships for university studies from Burmese government, one based on my marks in Matriculation one based on 3 successive Outstanding Student Awards. I started working as an Intern Medical Doctor since Jan 1976 so now I have 38 yrs of experience as a doctor, 28 yrs in Malaysia.

Flashback: Primary school report cards @ https://drkokogyi.wordpress.com/2009/10/12/flashback-primary-school-report-cards/

Flashback : Awards I got @ https://drkokogyi.wordpress.com/2009/10/09/flashback-awards-i-got/

Teaching at Anatomy Department of IMM, now Mandalay Medical University @ https://drkokogyi.wordpress.com/2009/12/19/teaching-at-anatomy-department-of-imm-now-mandalay-medical-university/

MRCOG Part 1 UK result @ https://drkokogyi.files.wordpress.com/2009/02/z.jpg?w=848&h=695

5. What unique skills do you possess?

No unique skills as I am not a gifted person but with normal brains only. But I always try hard in studies and at work. I never waste time but learned all the available time, during jogging, eating or in the toilet etc. And I worked for at least 12-15 hour every day, no off day exceot for 2 Hari Raya days in a year. So my unique skill is perseverance only.

6. What were the qualifications you needed to reach this position?

Recognized Medical Degree, Housemanship (Internship) one year and another 4 yrs experience outside Malaysia. MMC (Malaysia Medical Council) Full Registration, APC (Annual Practising Certificate) and Clinic Registration with MMC. And at least PR or Red IC in Malaysia.

Flashback:Results of Malay language class in University Hospital KL by University Malaya lacturers @ https://drkokogyi.wordpress.com/2009/10/09/flashbackresults-of-malay-language-class-in-university-hospital-kl-by-university-malaya-lacturers/

7. How do you handle your stress in emergency cases?

I must stay cool in any emergency situation, if not, I may do mistakes and patient would suffer.

8. Memorable CPRs I had performed @ https://drkokogyi.wordpress.com/2009/10/25/memorable-cprs-i-had-performed/

9. What are your personal challenges?

I have nose allergy, Asthma, Eye Allergy, Skin allergy, Hypertension, Diabetes, Hypercholesterolemia, Ischaemic Heart Disease and Deterioration of Eye Sight because of age (65 yrs) and because of previous attack of Glaucoma and Diabetes. So my health is my personal challenge. Being a Muslim in anti-Islam Myanmar and a Myanmar citizen in Malaysia who prefer the other rich Arab Muslims and Indo-Malay blooded Muslims from Indonesia, Thailand, Philippines, Cambodia etc. is also a big challenge for us.

Reference: My handicapped childhood @ https://drkokogyi.wordpress.com/2009/03/25/my-handicapped-childhood/

These archives would one day shed light on Darwin’s as well as my student days https://drkokogyi.wordpress.com/2009/03/23/these-archives-would-one-day-shed-light-on-darwin%E2%80%99s-as-well-as-my-student-days/

I do not have this gift of high IQ or photographic memory like this boy @ https://drkokogyi.wordpress.com/2009/03/19/i-do-not-have-this-gift-of-high-iq-or-photographic-memory-like-this-boy/

MRCOG Part 1 passed with six months’ preparation but BIGOT Myanmar MSC Part 1 failed four times @ https://drkokogyi.wordpress.com/2009/10/18/mrcog-part-1-passed-with-six-months-preparation-but-bigot-myanmar-msc-part-1-failed-four-times/

1. How would you patients describe you?

AlhamduliAllah, most of the patients described me as a friendly and good doctor.

1. When a poor patient is in emergency case, and they cannot afford the money. How would you help them?

In emergency, I would never ask whether the patients could pay or not but give the emergency treatment which the patient needs. After the treatment only I accept what the patient wish to settle.

2. Why aren’t you working under government hospital?

I have worked in government hospital but government failed to take care of our children’s education. As a foreigner, working in UM/UHKL I requested for the admission of my eldest son in UM but they told me to SEND TO PRIVATE UNIVERSITIES. So I sadly resigned to earn more in private practice. My eldest son got first degree from Lim Kok Wing’s university, Masters from UPM and now doing Ph.D. My daughter got MBBS from private university in Malaysia which I would not affort if I continue to work with government. Now My youngest son, born in Malaysia, Malaysian is in Final year Medical class in UPM.

Malaysia failed to appreciate the value of the professional migrants and foreign workers @ https://drkokogyi.wordpress.com/2009/10/07/malaysia-failed-to-appreciate-the-value-of-the-professional-migrants-and-foreign-workers/

3. As an International doctor. Did you face any difficulties when you first migrated to Malaysia. What were they?

Yes to get the job, to get the registration, to get visa or Employment Pass and to transfer from one place to another, there were numerous problems and difficulties as Malaysian Medical Council was practicing anti-Foreign Doctor Policies at that time and imposed a lot of RED TAPES.

Reference: THE DOCTORS @ https://drkokogyi.wordpress.com/2009/09/06/the-doctors/

Xenophobia, Racial and Religious Discriminations blocking the private doctors’ Postings for the training everywhere @ https://drkokogyi.wordpress.com/2009/07/23/xenophobia-racial-and-religious-discriminations-blocking-the-private-doctors%E2%80%99-postings-for-the-training-everywhere/

Extracts of my letter to former PM YAB Tun AAB to give fair and equal treatment to Myanmar Migrants @ https://drkokogyi.wordpress.com/2009/10/18/extracts-of-my-letter-to-former-pm-yab-tun-aab-to-give-fair-and-equal-treatment-to-myanmar-migrants/

I had made a history in UHKL under University Malaya to start accepting the Myanmar doctors

@ https://drkokogyi.wordpress.com/2009/10/17/i-had-made-a-history-in-uhkl-under-university-malaya-to-start-accepting-the-myanmar-doctors/

4. Apart from being a doctor, are you doing any other kind of social works?

As a Muslim from Myanmar, I am an Myanmar Muslim Activist and Human Rights Activist, online and off-line.

Why Muslim countries refused to legalize the Migration, which is a natural phenomena even practised by Prophets and “gods” @ https://drkokogyi.wordpress.com/2009/12/16/why-muslim-countries-refused-to-legalize-the-migration-which-is-a-natural-phenomena-even-practised-by-prophets-and-gods/

5. Do you have any regrets about being a doctor? Nil.
6. What is the greatest fear of being a doctor for you?

Getting infectious diseases like during JBE, H1N1 and Ebola outbreaks but I believed in Allah swt and accepted as my faith.

7. What do you do in order to put you away from your job?

FB and blogging.

8. How many interviews you’ve given so far in your life?

Few times for Myanmar Muslim politics and for Xinjiang Uyghur Muslims for Channel 4 BBC last month.

9. Is there any emergency case that you gave up? Why did you do that?

Numerous in A&E UHKL because after trying for more than 30 minutes for resuscitation, there were brain death of the patient and no more use to waste our time and resources.

1. How do you handle changes?

Usually I am a conservative and like to stay status quo and used to resist the change but I understand that I need to update myself with the progress and to not only adapt the change but sometimes proactive for the change.

I still successfully resisted the modern technological changes and trends e.g. Credit Cards, Hand Phone and Internet Banking.

1. Describe a situation in which you have worked with a diverse group of people. What did you learn from that situation?

Recently I am in a Myanmar Muslim Citizen Group where there are diverse Muslims from various background, different races, different sects, different professionals staying inside and outside Myanmar at different countries around the world. Quite difficult to coordinate or work together as they have different interest and they are experts or “giants” in their own ways. I learned a lot from them by listening to them and to just help or coordinate with the different sub-groups depending on the situation.

2. What does the word “success” mean to you?

Success is actually in our mind and depends on our concept. If we are greedy there is no end to our material needs and gains.

If we want success, we all must dare to try even if there is a chance that we could fail

Those who dare to fail miserably can achieve greatly. John F. Kennedy @ https://drkokogyi.wordpress.com/2009/09/25/if-we-want-success-we-all-must-dare-to-try-even-if-there-is-a-chance-that-we-could-fail/

Institute of Medicine Mandalay’s Golden Jubilee @ https://drkokogyi.wordpress.com/2009/11/01/institute-of-medicine-mandalays-golden-jubilee/

3. How would your teammates describe you? How would your professors describe you?

My teammates accept me as their hard working member who could lead them. My professors usually trust me as their hard working trustworthy staff.

Reference: Apartheid Burmese or Myanmar Medical Professors @ https://drkokogyi.wordpress.com/2009/03/17/apartheid-burmese-medical-professors/

Flashback: Testimonials of my Professors and bosses @ https://drkokogyi.wordpress.com/2009/10/12/flashback-testimonials/

4. If you could change one aspect of your personality with a snap of your fingers, what would you change?

Anger and quick rebuttal with angry response against any perceived wrong on me. And the inherited automatic tendency to side with under dogs and powerless people but to revolt the authorities or superiors if they are too much.

5. In what course did you get the best grades? Why? Anatomy and Physiology.

Ref: My Grades @ https://drkokogyi.files.wordpress.com/2009/02/x51.jpg?w=900&h=652

Flashback: My achievements and records in the Anatomy @ https://drkokogyi.wordpress.com/2009/10/09/flashback-my-achievements-and-records-in-the-anatomy/

6. In what course did you get the worst grades? Why? Pharmacology just got grade 3 pass. See above reference.
7. What do you think about euthanasia? I don’t ish to play God. My job is to treat or alleviate sufferings but not to assist in killing.
8. Why do you think so many people want to be doctors?

May be they thought they could get fame, wealth, lifelong carrier and respect.

9. What do you think is the most pressing issue in medicine today?

Overwork, stress, overeat and overweight leading to Obesity, Hypertension, Diabetes, Hypercholesterolemia and Ischaemic Heart Disease. (These are killing more people than HIV, Cancer and accidents.)

1. What is your relationship with your family?

OK may be enough as my wife and 2 children are working all are busy. We could not meet everyday as although except for my daughter, a doctor (husband is also a Malay doctor) they all are staying in our family house.

1. What is the biggest problem in the world today?

I think Islamophobia, extremism and wars.

I love, praise and respect some Jews, Christians, Buddhists or Hindu but hate the extremists @ https://drkokogyi.wordpress.com/2010/01/28/i-love-praise-and-respect-some-jews-christians-buddhists-or-hindu-but-hate-the-extremists/

2. Widespread Islamophobic Hate Speeches in Myanmar @ https://drkokogyi.wordpress.com/2012/04/23/many-bamas-are-swallowing-the-hook-line-and-sinker/

3. What is your solution to terrorism?

To look at the root cause of terrorism and factors pushing people pushing to become extremists.

4. If you could invite four people to dinner, who would they be? Why?

May be too megalomaniac…our Prophet Mohammed, Jesus Christ, Moses, Buddha (extra one Lord Shiva) to stop fighting based on religion and to confirm that they all are Allah’s messengers sent to earth at different times.

5. Discuss a book that you have recently read for pleasure. Why did you select that book?

Polyanna written by Eleanor H. Porter. To reduce the stress and depression. I have read this book for few dozens of time. Pollyanna’s “Glad Game” changed our Pessimistic views to optimistic visions @ https://drkokogyi.wordpress.com/2009/09/25/pollyannas-glad-game-changed-our-pessimistic-views-to-optimistic-visions/

6. If your best friends were asked to describe you, what would they say?

I don’t know what would they say at the back of me but infront of me they would praise me.

7. Describe your personality?

Soft spoken, smiling and always willing to help others.

Ref: MY SELF @ https://drkokogyi.wordpress.com/2009/02/25/my-self/

Curriculum Vitae @ https://drkokogyi.wordpress.com/2009/10/13/curriculum-vitae/

My favourite song: ကုိယ့္ဒူးကုိယ္ခြၽန္

User:Darz kkg @ Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Peace be upon you. السلام عليكم

This user is a member of WikiProject Islam.

Using pseudonym_ Dr Zafar Shah.

This user is a member of WikiProject Myanmar.

Using pseudonym_ Dr San Oo Aung.

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Contents

• 1My favourite quotations
• 2My favourite speech
• 3My contributions for Burma/Myanmar and Islam
  • 3.1Articles I have authored, started or expanded on Wikipedia
  • 3.2My blogs and Face Book
  • 3.3As Dr Zafar Shah
  • 3.4As Bo Aung Din
  • 3.5As Maulana Hafiz Abdullah
  • 3.6As Mahar Bandula
  • 3.7As Mohd Noor Ibn Abdullah
  • 3.8As Ohn Kyaw Myint in association with a friend (In Burmese)
  • 3.9As Shwe Ba (BURMA DIGEST)
  • 3.10As Ko Tin Maung
  • 3.11As Tun Aung in association with a friend (In Burmese)
  • 3.12As Ko Tin Nwe
  • 3.13As Dr San Oo Aung (especially in Burma Digest)
  • 3.14Dr San Oo Aung’s WorldPress.com Weblog
  • 3.15Dr. Ko Ko Gyi’s (@ Dr.Abdul Rahman Zafrudin) Blog.
  • 3.16FACE BOOK LINKS

My contributions for Burma/Myanmar and Islam[edit]

Articles I have authored, started or expanded on Wikipedia[edit]

1. Islam in Myanmar
2. Talk:Islam in Myanmar
3. Burmese Indians
4. Talk:Burmese Indians
5. Indians in Burmese History as it was deleted by reckless Wiki editor without even arguing the facts validity (could still search and read in edit history of Wiki, I hereby publish in my own blog Indians or KALARS in Burmese History..As my article is already a GA or Good Article I wished not to tarnish by adding back my chapter. @ https://drkokogyi.wordpress.com/2011/04/29/indians-or-kalars-in-burmese-history/
6. Origin of Burmese Indians
7. List of Burmese Indians Although erased, this chapter is revised, edited and put back in the main article as one heading.
8. Panthay
9. Burmese Chinese
10. Aw Boon Par
11. Aw Boon Haw
12. Narathu
13. Alaungsithu
14. Sawlu
15. Myanmar Indian Muslims
16. Mahabandoola
17. Famous Burmese Muslims renamed List of Burmese Muslims
18. U Razak
19. Ba Shin
20. Persecution of Muslims in Myanmar
21. History of arrival of Islam in Burma/Myanmar
22. Burma Muslim Congress
23. Burmese Malays
24. Talk:Burmese Malay Muslims
25. U Shwe Yoe
26. Myanmar ( Burmese ) Democracy and Human Rights online media.
27. Talk:Myanmar ( Burmese ) Democracy and Human Rights online media
28. Shwedagon Pagoda (A paragraph in history only.)
29. Lacquerware (Few lines in history.)
30. Politics of Myanmar (In judicial system, Wareru dhammathat and Dammazedi pyatton.)
31. Burma Digest Helped legal adoption into Wiki mainstream Burmese Politics and helping to create related article category. ;-}}
32. Razali Ismail Corrected the specific position as the United Nations Secretary-General’s Special Envoy to Myanmar.
33. Abdullah Ahmad Badawi.
34. Ko Mya Aye
35. February 13births.(General/Bogyoke) Aung San’s date of death corrected.
36. Education in Burma
37. Mughal Empire Adding about Shah Shuja the second son of the Mogul Emperor Shah Jahan
38. AurangzebAdding about Shah Shuja his second elder brother
39. Media of Burma
40. History of the Jews in Burma
41. Caretaker government Adding the caretaker government of General Ne Winin Burma in 1958
42. List of revolutions and rebellions Adding Military coup of 1962 in Burma by General Ne Win.
43. Bogeyman Adding the Burmese Bogeymen, Pashu Ghaung Phyat.
44. Eid ul-Fitr Adding the Burmese Muslims’ way of celebrating Eid
45. Cuisine of Burma Adding facts and recipes about Halwa, Sa-Nwin-Ma-Kin or Burmese Semolina Cake and Kyit Sara, Semolina chicken or meat paste
46. Wren & Martin Adding another book A Final Course of Grammar & Composition and the facts about the books’ usage as English Grammer books in Mission Schools in Burma.
47. Anglo-Burmese people Adding Kingswood High School, Kalaw, Southern Shan State
48. Kingswood High School, Kalaw and Kingswood School (disambiguation)
49. St Peter’s High School, Mandalay
50. St Peter’s School Adding the St Peter’s High School, Mandalay, Myanmar/Burma
51. Muslim scholars Adding Mohamed Kassim @ Saya Gyi U Nu and Colonel Ba Shin
52. List of Muslim historians Adding Colonel Ba Shin
53. List of Muslim writers and poets Adding U Shwe Yoe
54. List of Muslim actors
55. Maung Thaw Ka
56. Kan Chun
57. Kyar Ba Nyein
58. Lethwei Adding Kyar Ba Nyein’s role as a pioneer.
59. Dances of Burma Adding U Shwe Yoe dance’s origin in article and talk page
60. Mandalay National High School
61. The USPG or United Society for the Propagation of the Gospel, adding All Dioceses in Burma
62. Pyu city-states Added a lot of facts, edit and given inline reference
63. Early history of Burma Total revamp of the article after expension with facts complete with references.
64. List of pre-modern states
65. List of extinct states
66. Kedahan Malay Adding DSAI
67. Talk:Burmese Malays
68. Burmese Malays
69. H.E.Ambassador U Pe Khin
70. List of Masjids in Mandalay
71. Saya Gyi U Nu
72. June Adding Aung San Suu Kyi‘s birthday, 19 June 1945, in the Events in June
73. Myazedi inscription Adding Category:Earliest known manuscripts by language
74. Karim Ghani Adding his activities in Burma
75. Ganesha in world religions Added the origin of Thingyan in Myanmar myth.
76. 2012 Rakhine State riots
77. Talk:Maung Zarni
78. Maung Zarni
79. U Thant. Adding Jalan U Thant in KL, named after him.
80. Win Oo Just adding his first movie.
81. Maung Maung Ta Correcting the year of arrest by General Ne Win and adding the death news; date, time and place.
82. Point of no return Adding the story of raft burning in the Battle of Naung Yo.
83. Ahmad Zahid Hamidi putting reference about appointment as DPM Malaysia
84. Muhyiddin Yassin putting reference about dropping from DPM and Cabinet posts
85. Shafie Apdal adding the news of his removal from cabinet
86. Briggs’ Plan adding the “Four cuts” strategy against villages and insurgents of Communist Party of Burma insurgents in Pegu Range @ the Similar examples
87. Otter Added the Buddhist Jataka tales about The Otters and The Wolf.

As Dr Zafar Shah[edit]

Blog [1]

1. Advising OIC to re-brand and repackage the image of Islam[2]
2. Arresting of opposition leaders [3]
3. Welcome 2007 and Farewell to 2006 [4]
4. Wake up call for UNHCR [5]

As Bo Aung Din[edit]

Blogs[6][7]

1. OPEN LETTER TO THE ASIA-EUROPE MEETING (ASEM) LEADERS[8]
2. Game Plan for the Uprisings [9]
3. Herculean Task of Rebuilding Burma [10]
4. Letter 1: A Valentine Present with Love [11]
5. Letter 2: for my beloved Nan Sai [12]
6. Letter 3: Today’s Human-rights Violations are Cause of Tomorrow’s Conflicts[13]
7. Letter 4: The most remarkable leader of our time[14]
8. Letter 5: Respecting Human Rights is the key to our future relations[15]
9. Letter 6: Long March To Shwe Bamar Pavilion[16]
10. Letter 7: Racial Discriminations Everywhere [17]
11. Letter 8: Loss of Home, Loss of PARADISE[18]
12. Letter 9: Dog-leather book and the SPDC Generals[19]
13. Letter 10: MAYDAY, MAYDAY, MAYDAY![20]
14. Letter 11: Queen Kyine Kyine (a) Marie Antoinette[21]
15. Letter 12: The End of a Saga [22]
16. To Built Our Country on Moral High Grounds [23]
17. Concept of Good Government Free of Corruption [24]
18. Optimism or Counting the Disguised Blessings [25]
19. Swan Ah Shin’s Power [26]
20. People decide with their hearts but not with their brains[27]
21. Internet, the Fifth Pillar Of Democratic Governance[28]
22. Friedmen’s Free Market Economics [29]
23. Open Heart [30]
24. This is time for Burma to change Captain to save the economy[31]
25. Medicine for Expatriates from Burma [32]

As Maulana Hafiz Abdullah[edit]

1. PRAYERS FOR BURMA, in English (Muslim Doah Prayers) On behalf of the expatriate Burmese Muslim Religious leaders.[33]
2. Prayers for Burma by the Burmese Muslims, in Burmese [34]

As Mahar Bandula[edit]

Blog [35]

1. United We Stand, Divided We Lose [36]
2. Preliminary Indictment of SPDC Generals with Genocide[37]
3. Regime’s Soldiers will die & go to Hell![38]
4. Burma’s Drug Menace [39]
5. Corruption [40]
6. Mahar Bandula’s 666 Mission [41]
7. Puppet Master [42]
8. Update your concepts to WIN-WIN Solution [43]
9. Seventh July Student Massacre [44]
10. Warning to all the Universities around the world[45]
11. SPDC Generals’ PHOBIAS [46]
12. The oppositions should give ULTIMATUM to SPDC[47]
13. We need EITI in Burma [48]
14. C4: Communist Chinese Colonialist’s Cruelties[49]
15. Ali Baba and forty thieves [50]
16. Hell Hounds at large: Radovan Karadžić and Than Shwe[51]
17. Than Shwe will follow Saddam [52]
18. Ne Win & Than Shwe [53]
19. Modern SPDC era comedy[54]
20. Appeal letter to the US President and EU leaders [55]

As Mohd Noor Ibn Abdullah[edit]

1. Malaysia, Qatar & Burma [56]

As Ohn Kyaw Myint in association with a friend (In Burmese)[edit]

Blog[57]

1. Analysing Burma’s Democracy Revolution,Part 1 [58]
2. Analysing Burma’s Democracy Revolution,Part 2 [59]
3. Analysing Burma’s Democracy Revolution,Part 3 [60]
4. Analysing Burma’s Democracy Revolution,Part 4 [61]
5. Analysing Burma’s Democracy Revolution,Part 5 [62]
6. Analysing Burma’s Democracy Revolution,Part 6 [63]
7. Analysing Burma’s Democracy Revolution,Part 7 [64]
8. Analysing Burma’s Democracy Revolution,Part 8 [65]
9. Burma in Buddha’s teaching [66]
10. Religion & Politics [67]
11. Shan State & Union of Burma [68]
12. SPDC should Respect 8888 Students’ Cetana [69]
13. Burma’s Education: A peep behind the curtain, part 1[70]
14. Burma’s Education: A peep behind the curtain, part 2[71]
15. Burma’s Education: A peep behind the curtain, part 3[72]
16. A Peek Inside Burma By Aljazeera, part 1 [73]
17. A Peek Inside Burma By Aljazeera, part 2 [74]
18. A Peek Inside Burma By Aljazeera, part 3 [75]
19. A Peek Inside Burma By Aljazeera, part 4 [76]
20. Burma, Russia & China [77]
21. A Valentine Present with Love, Letter 1A [78]
22. A Valentine Present with Love, Letter 1B [79]
23. A Valentine Present with Love, Letter 1C [80]
24. Compassionate Letters to Dear Nan, No.6A [81]
25. Compassionate Letters to Dear Nan, No.6B [82]
26. Compassionate Letters to Dear Nan, No.6C [83]
27. Virtual interview with US Secetary of State Condoleezza Rice [84]

As Shwe Ba (BURMA DIGEST)[edit]

Blog [85]

1. Myanmar Refugee Pilot Project Proposal, part 1 [86]
2. Myanmar Refugee Pilot Project Proposal, part 2 [87]
3. Open letter Malaysia, Qatar & Burma [88]
4. Burmese Version of Animal Farm [89]
5. A Peep behind the Curtain of Myanmar Education System[90]
6. Aung San Suu Kyi for UNSG [91]
7. Dilemmas of Revolutionaries [92]
8. Brain Drain [93]
9. Metamorphosis of Saviors into Monsters [94]
10. Let’s show our hatred to SPDC [95]
11. No light at the End of the Tunnel for Most of the Refugees [96]
12. Burmese Expatriates Exploited in Malaysia [97]
13. 19th July Martyrs Day [98]
14. When Heroes Become Maniacs [99]
15. Dr Ibrahim Gambari must be backed by a powerful mandate of UNSC[100]
16. Big Bully Communist Autocratic Russia [101]
17. For the 777, the DAY of Civil Disobedience [102]
18. Why U Nu’s democracy failed?[103]
19. Dear revered Sanghas, kindly help Burma to free from Atheist Tatmadaw [104]
20. The Final Assault to Victory [105]
21. Bravo! Let’s March Forward [106]
22. Let’s search and annihilate the nearest enemy with the Guerrilla tactics (Bur)[107]
23. “Brain Drain” to “Brain Gain”[108]

As Ko Tin Maung[edit]

Blog [109]

1. We are all Burmese in our heart [110]
2. Naming & Shaming [111]

As Tun Aung in association with a friend (In Burmese)[edit]

1. Speaking with Madam Anwar Ibrahim, Burmese translation Part 1 [112]
2. Speaking with Madam Anwar Ibrahim, Burmese translation Part 2 [113]
3. Speaking with Madam Anwar Ibrahim, Burmese translation Part 3 [114]
4. Interview with Sao Harn Yawnghwe[115]
5. Speaking with a Hero of Shan People[116]
6. Interview with Amyotheryei U Win Naing Part 1 [117]
7. Interview with Amyotheryei U Win Naing Part 2 [118]
8. We also Love Burma, part 1 [119]
9. We also Love Burma, part 2 [120]
10. Generosity Makes Us Great[121]
11. Burmese Animal Farm, part 1 [122]
12. Burmese Animal Farm, part 2 [123]
13. Burmese Animal Farm, part 3 [124]
14. To Clean up SPDC’s Chaos[125]
15. Asian Countries exploiting Burma[126]
16. SDDC is worthless [127]
17. Sweet Set-backs [128]
18. ASEAN is just firing blanks[129]
19. Dreams Give us Hope [130]
20. Win Win Solution [131]
21. Burma Game Plan [132]
22. Hiding in Shame [133]
23. SPDC Soldiers Burn in Hell! part 1 [134]
24. SPDC Soldiers Burn in Hell! part 2 [135]
25. Fool’s Gold [136]
26. Wishes for Detained Nobel Laureate’s Birthday [137]
27. Education for Generals’ Wives [138]
28. Genocide in Burma [139]
29. We also want to Stand on our own Feet part 1 [140]
30. We also want to Stand on our own Feet part 2 [141]
31. Various Types of Democracy Part 1 A [142]
32. Various Types of Democracy Part 1 B [143]
33. Various Types of Democracy Part 2 A [144]
34. Various Types of Democracy Part 2 B [145]
35. Various Types of Democracy Part 3 [146]
36. Various Types of Democracy Part 4 [147]

As Ko Tin Nwe[edit]

Blog [148]

1. I DREAMT OF POPE VISITING MYANMAR[149]
2. Internally Displaced Persons or IDPs [150]
3. Pope Going To Burma [151]
4. Shan Nationalities[152]
5. Complaining of unfair attitude On Religious Minorities including Muslims [153]

As Dr San Oo Aung (especially in Burma Digest)[edit]

Blogs [154][155][156][157]

1. Speaking with Dr. Maharthir, former Malaysia PM (interview in English)[158]
2. Speaking with Dr. Maharthir, former Malaysia PM (Burmese translation) part 1 [159]
3. Speaking with Dr. Maharthir, former Malaysia PM (Burmese translation) part 2[160]
4. Speaking with Mrs Anwar, Dr. Wan Azizah (interview in English)[161]
5. Interview with Global Peace Malaysia (interview in English)[162]
6. Interview with Global Peace Malaysia (Burmese tanslation) part 1 [163]
7. Interview with Global Peace Malaysia (Burmese tanslation) part 2 [164]
8. Interview with Global Peace Malaysia (Burmese tanslation) part 3 [165]
9. Interview with Global Peace Malaysia part 4 [166]
10. Interview with His Royal Highness Prince Sao Hso Khan Pha,Interim Shan Government (Burmese translation)[167]
11. Speaking with U Chit Tin, MP (interview in Burmese)[168]
12. Open letter to the European Commission, and European leaders [169]
13. Asian Values & Western Values [170]
14. ASEAN is just firing blanks[171]
15. Displaced People’s Socio-Medical Sufferings[172]
16. A Magical Picture: Min Ko Naing’s Mother [173]
17. Analysing Various Democracies (Part 1)[174]
18. Analysing Various Democracies (Part 2)[175]
19. Analysing Various Democracies (Part 3)[176]
20. Analysing Various Democracies (Part 4)[177]
21. The analysis of AUNG SANs[178]
22. Aung Sans’ Plan for Reconstruction of Corrupted Myanmar[179]
23. The Hand That Wield The Cane [180]
24. Dreams Give Us Hope [181]
25. The Dawn of Revolution in Burma [182]
26. Negligence by Burmese Military Rulers [183]
27. Discrimination Against Burmese in Malaysia [184]
28. History of World Refugee Day[185]
29. Generosity Makes us Great[186]
30. SPDC Junta Mentioned in Buddha’s Teachings [187]
31. Chicken Soup for the Burmese Opposition’s Souls[188]
32. Politicians of the year: 88 Students Group [189]
33. Opening Heart on Equal Rights for All Ethnic Groups[190]
34. Birds of the same feather: China Russia and SPDC[191]
35. Burma’s Neo-Nazi Brown Shirts or USDA [192]
36. Don’t Let Monitor Lizards (Phuts) Rule the Country[193]
37. Window Shopping for Federalism [194]
38. From UNSC to ICC [195]
39. Junta’s Attempted Genocide & International Courts[196]
40. Sending Military Regime to International Court [197]
41. Junta’s Ethnic Cleansing in Eight Stages [198]
42. Burma Human Rights Day(B)[199]
43. To Commemorate 27 March as Burma Childsoldiers’ day[200]
44. Let’s Join USDA & Destroy it from Within [201]
45. Revolt inside Kyant Phunt USDA (B)[202]
46. Hoping for a National Reconciliation [203]
47. Final Assault for our Revolution. [204]
48. The Power of Arts Moves the Hearts and Minds of the People[205]
49. Education is Passport for the Future of refugee children[206]
50. Laissez-faire & Libertarianism for Liberated Burma[207]
51. There was once democracy in the Union of Burma[208]
52. Some encouraging thoughts on Burma’s Politics[209]
53. Lopsided fiscal policy of SPDC[210]
54. Junta is so fearful of the Pen of an Old Journalist[211]
55. To Change Hearts and Minds of SPDC[212]
56. MERITOCRACY FOR FUTURE GOVERNMENT[213]
57. Myanmar Military’s Achilles heel[214]
58. Editorial: Multi-religion Prayers Campaign for Burma [215]
59. Editorial: Let us request for UN supervision on SPDC Junta’s Roadmap[216]
60. Editorial:Federalism (Burmese)[217]
61. Editorial:Last Days of Military Regime (B) [218]
62. Editorial:To Eliminate Violence against Women[219]
63. Editorial:Sending Military Regime to International Court [220]
64. Editorial:Burma Human Rights Day(B)[221]
65. Betraying their Fellow Fallen Soldiers (Burmese translation)[222]
66. Appeal to the Senior General Than Shwe, before he leave the political scene of Myanmar [223]
67. Analysis of 3B Militaries, Burma, Bangladesh and Bangkok [224]
68. Analysis of how Tatmadaw had ruined the Myanmar economy[225]
69. SPDC’s Constitution is just the Step 1A only [226]
70. 19th Anniversary of Military coup [227]
71. Maggot in the NLD LA or Trojen Horse or Axe-handle of SPDC [228]
72. Crimes committed by SPDC thugs and People’s Rights of Self Defense [229]
73. Enough is enough, SPDC! Let’s see in (ICC) court [230]
74. Skepticism regarding the Myanmar Tatmadaw’s usual Big Lies[231]
75. UN, US and EU should investigate the discriminating ASEAN laws on Burmese citizens [232]
76. Defiant Recalcitrant Myanmar Military Junta[233]
77. General Aung San’s Acceptance of migrants as brethren[234]
78. EVOLUTION OF MYANMAR MUSLIMS[235]
79. UN, US, EU and ASEAN must consider for the Restitution to Myanmar/Burmese Citizens[236]
80. Open letter to H.E. Professor Sergio Pinheiro[237]
81. Myanmar Tatmadaw is unsinkable![238]
82. Myanmar Childsoldiers need Your Honours! Dr Gambari and Prof. Pinherio[239]
83. A STUDY OF ISLAMIC ARAKAN COINAGE(Burmese History in English) [240]
84. Migration history of Burma or Myanmar Ethnic Races(Burmese History in English)[241]
85. Burma or Myanmar is the highway between India and China(Burmese History in English)[242]
86. Migration and settlement of Shans in Burma[243]
87. Let’s exploit our strategic position between the two greatest civilizations(Burmese History in English)[244]
88. Our Long March to the Mirage Paradise(Burmese Karen History in English)[245]
89. Winter dreams of unfinished painting!(Burmese Mon History in English)[246]
90. Cháng Zhēng or original Long March of the Tibeto-Burmans!(Burmese History, Tibeto-Burmans in English)[247]
91. Tiger Balm brothers, our prided migrants[248]
92. Real Stone Age and Dark Period without enlightment[249]
93. Peek into your mirrors before calling Kala, Kala Dain or Kala Pyet[250]
94. In order to get a Win- win solution deal in our Dialogue with SPDC[251]
95. In Memory of PUMPKIN and ANGEL[252]
96. Ch 1.HUMAN RIGHTS in Islam[253]
97. Ch 2.BASIC HUMAN RIGHTS[254]
98. Ch 2.3.Respect for the Chastity of Women[255]
99. Ch 2.4.The Right to a Basic Standard of Life[256]
100. Ch 2.5.Individual’s Right to Freedom[257]
101. Ch 2.6. Justice 7. Equality of Humans 8. The Right to Co-operate or Not to[258]
102. Ch 3.Rights of citizens in an Islamic State. Ch 3:1. The Security of Life and Property[259]
103. Ch 3:2 Honour, 3:3 Private Life Sanctity & Security Ch 3:2. The Protection of Honour[260]
104. Ch 3:4 The Security of Personal Freedom[261]
105. Ch 3:5 Tyranny, 6 Freedom of Expression & 7 Association[262]
106. Ch 3:8 Conscience, Conviction, 9 Religious Sentiments, 10 Imprisonment[263]
107. Ch 3:11. The Right to Basic Necessities of Life[264]
108. Ch 3:12 Equality Before Law, Ch 3:13 Rulers Not Above the Law[265]
109. Human Rights in Islam Ch 3:14 Avoid Sin, 15 Right to Affairs of State[266]
110. Ch 4: Rights of enemy soldiers and non-combatants at war[267]
111. Rights and moral conducts of the Muslims[268]
112. The qualities of the Prophet(pbuh)[269]
113. An Introduction to Islam:Fundamental beliefs and practices[270]
114. Modern SPDC era comedy (E)[271]
115. Modern SPDC era comedy (Burmese translation)[272]
116. Islamic practices Vs Islamic values[273]
117. Some Islamic values that rich muslim leaders try to ignore[274]
118. Last appeal letter to God[275]
119. Children of the Dream[276]
120. Childhood fairy-tales[277]
121. DREAMS OF MYANMAR/BURMESE MUSLIMS[278]
122. OUR REQUEST TO THE SPDC GOVERNMENT[279]
123. Self-improvement and preparations for the future success[280]
124. Common virtues of Buddhism and Islam[281]
125. Power of the powerless[282]
126. Myanmar/Burmese Muslims under SPDC[283]
127. Justice in Islam[284]
128. Universal mercy or loving kindness[285]
129. Absolute power corrupts absolutely (E)[286]
130. The Judiciary(E)[287]
131. I dream of speaking with DSAI, former D.P.M. of Malaysia (E)[288]
132. Dreaming an interview with DSAI or Datuk Sri Anwar Ibrahim Part II (E)[289]
133. Dreams give us hope (E)[290]
134. Dreamer of the day[291]
135. My day dream of speaking with former Deputy Prime Minister Part III (E)[292]
136. Dream Interview with DSAI Part IV (E[293]
137. 1001 Malaysian Nights (DSAI interview Part V)(E)[294]
138. Dream Interview VI Rule of Law (E)[295]
139. Dream Interview VII Rule by Law (of the Jungle)(E)[296]
140. Akbar the Great Vs Than Shwe the Megalomaniac (E)[297]
141. RULE OF LAW Limits the Government’s legal authorities on citizens(E)[298]
142. Good governance (E)[299]
143. Ko Mya Aye, Burmese Muslim (88 Students Group Leader)(E)[300]
144. The Role of Muslims in Burma’s Democracy Movement (Burmese translation)(E)[301]
145. ‘Pumpkin positive’ Tatmadaw and SPDC Generals[302]
146. HISTORY REVISITED:RESPONSE OF INTERNATIONAL COMMUNITY AND ASEAN ON MYANMAR[303]
147. RESPONSE OF INTERNATIONAL COMMUNITY ON MYANMAR[304]
148. Burma’s Saffron Revolution leader Revered Monk, Sayadaw (abbot) U Gambira[305]
149. Merry Christmas,Happy New year,Eid Mubarak(Selamat Hari Raya Haji)Happy and Prosperous Chinese New year[306]
150. Don’t Cry for Myanmar, Burma[307]
151. Dr Mahathir Mohamad offering a few pointers for Myanmar Junta[308]
152. The Golden days of the Great Shan Empire I[309]
153. The Golden days of the Great Shan Empire II[310]
154. The Golden days of the Great Shan Empire III[311]
155. The Golden days of the Great Shan Empire IV[312]
156. The Golden days of the Great Shan Empire V[313]
157. The Golden days of the Great Shan Empire VI[314]
158. The Golden days of the Great Shan Empire VII[315]
159. Sr. General Than Shwe is the thief[316]
160. What’s up China?[317]
161. The Golden days of the Great Mon Empire I[318]
162. Burmese Chinese[319]
163. My dream interviews are not mere illusions[320]
164. Congratulations RAMBO!For your success in Burma[321]
165. For the Burmese Muslims Christian and Buddhist friendships are superior to the Islamic-brotherhood[322]
166. What’s up UNHCR?[323]
167. Tumbling Kelly and Puppet Governments[324]
168. Paralyzed, illegitimate, transitory to full-fledged lawful government[325]
169. Illegitimate SPDC government trying to legalize the bastard[326]
170. Ko Htun Sein stopped singing “God save the King” at Rangoon University Student Meetings[327]
171. Strategy to win over hearts and minds of the SPDC, China, India, ASEAN and USA[328]
172. Burmese Resistance and the Starling Theory[329]
173. Swarm Behavior Starling Theory[330]
174. ASEAN CHIEF TALKING BULL-SHIT[331]
175. Happy Birth Day followed by Condolence for Union of Burma[332]
176. Rangoon University Students Union RUSU[333]

Dr San Oo Aung’s WorldPress.com Weblog[edit]

My own weblog

1. List of all the articles here_[334]
2. Home_[335]
3. TOTAL 1166 articles/postings up to 11.08.2008.in my own blog only.
4. TOTAL Hits 400,231 of visits up to 26.12.2009. on my own blog and achieved about ONE Million hits in all my blogs and articles including Wikipedia.
5. Another 320++ articles in Burma Digest. But some articles are posted in both sites, sometimes modified or edited.
6. There are a dozen of Islam articles in Muslim Wiki. (They are almost similar to my articles in main Wiki.
7. Various articles in different journals, magazines, newspapers and online news/magazines are excluded.

Dr. Ko Ko Gyi’s (@ Dr.Abdul Rahman Zafrudin) Blog.[edit]

This is my real name and true identity. @ Dr. Ko Ko Gyi’s Blog

660,822 views up to March 1, 2013

FACE BOOK LINKS[edit]

Face Book of Dr. Ko Ko Gyi’s (@ Dr.Abdul Rahman Zafrudin @ HERE

Two FB Pages I started about my former schools:

1. Kingswood High School, Kalaw @ HERE
2. No 9 SHS (BEHS) St. Peter’s Mandalay @ HERE
3. Outstanding Muslims from Myanmar @ [336]

Much ado about my names:

1. My name is Abdul Rahman (1)

2. 

3. My Myanmar Name is Ko Ko Gyi

Am I a fool or workaholic?

Dedicated to my descendents to understand my life with endless struggles & hard work

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