Preserving Rohingya History, Identity, and Heritage
Preserving Rohingya History, Identity, and Heritage. These old documents are more than just pieces of paper; they are valuable evidence of Rohingya history and identity, showing how our nationality was officially recorded in the past. Each document carries a part of our collective story, connecting us to our roots, our heritage, and the memories of our homeland. Today, these historical records remind us of the importance of preserving our history and sharing it with future generations.Our documents are not merely records of the past; they are an important part of our identity, our history, and our collective memory. Photo Mohib Ullah #RohingyaHistory #RohingyaIdentity #PreserveOurHistory #RohingyaHeritage #MemoryOfHome #DocumentaryPhotography
Photographed by Mohib Ullah · Rohingya Photographic Society

Overview of a family's collected documents
OtherWhite cardSurrender
Four white-card surrender acknowledgement slips
IdentityWhite cardSurrender
Residential building record with inspection log (No. 1)
FamilyBuilding record
Two revenue-stamped land deeds with thumbprints
LandStamp paperDeed
Four household registration photographs
FamilyHousehold photo
Residential building record with inspection log (No. 2)
FamilyBuilding record
Property ownership record book (Camp 24, Area 4)
LandHousehold list
Five temporary certificates (white cards), front
IdentityWhite card