These collections of old documents about land and personal identities carry…
These collections of old documents about land and personal identities carry pieces of Rohingya history. Their worn pages, faded writing, and official stamps reflect records passed down through time. Beyond the paper, these documents hold stories of families, their roots, and their connection to the land. Preserving them is important for future generations to understand and learn about Rohingya history and identity. As Rohingya, our history deserves to be documented, preserved, and remembered. Hubs Saba
Photographed by Hubs Saba · Rohingya Photographic Society

Two land revenue receipts (မြေခွန်ပြေစာ)
LandLand revenue
Purchase receipt, land tax receipts and RET cash voucher
CurrencyLand revenueFarming
Residential building record with household inspection log
FamilyBuilding record
Handwritten 'To whom it may concern' letter with official stamp
GovernmentLetter
Household population list form (No. 2)
FamilyHousehold list
Farmer's individual paddy-quota notice, Maungdaw (1995)
LandFarming1990s1995
Receipt for surrendered expired temporary certificate
IdentityWhite cardSurrender