Thursday, March 23, 2006

Professor traces historical roots of Muslim struggle in the Philippines

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By Jo Florendo B. Lontoc UP Newsletter February 2006 Vol.27, Number 2 Prof. Julkipli Wadi of the UP Institute of Islamic Studies covered alm...
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The Yakan

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The Yakan are the inhabitants of Basilan which was formerly known as Tanguina. "Yakan" refers to the majority Muslim group in Basi...
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The Sama

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The Sama were the first inhabitants of the Tawi-Tawi archipelago. The term Sama was derived from the word “sama-sama” which means together. ...
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The Tausug

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The Bangsamoro, a diverse Moslem community taking up a significant percentage of Mindanao’s population, has been around for centuries, even ...
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Palawan and the Molbogs

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Palawan island has an area of about 1.2 million hectares and it forms the southwesternmost part of the Philippines. It is home to 87 differe...
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The Sangils

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The Sangils came from Sangihe an archipelago in eastern Indonesia sprawling the Sulawesi (Celebes) just south of the Mindanao sea, then they...

The Maranao

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The Maranao, like the Maguindanao, shares a not-so-distant history. The Maranao is closely interrelated with the Iranun and the Maguindanao ...
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The Maguindanao

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The Maguindanao, literally, "people of the flood plains", occupy the basin of the Pulangi River. In the past the Maguindanao sett...
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The Kaagan

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The Kaagan, also called Kagan and Kalagan, are the Islamized indigenous peoples in the Western Davao gulf area. The Kalagans became Muslim p...
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The Iranun

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The Iranun are primarily found in Maguindanao in Mindanao and along the shores of Illana Bay and coastal areas near Cotabato City. Smaller ...
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THE ETHNIC DIFFERENCES AS A STUMBLING BLOCK TO THE FORMATION OF A WELL-ORGANIZED BANGSAMORO

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The Bangsamoro, being comprised of eleven major ethnic groups, has gone certain stumbles to attain their vision. According to Prof. Julkipli...

Moro struggles: The birth of Fundamentalism/Extremism

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Another armed group supporting an Islamic state came in the picture. This is the Abu Sayyaf, which is accused of terrorism by the government...

Moro struggles: New forces

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Another group expressing their right to self-determination of the Bangsamoro is the Moro Revolutionary Organization (MRO). The MRO is demand...
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Moro struggles: Peace talks with the Ramos government

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The Ramos government also went into peace negotiations with the MNLF. They will discus modalities in implementing the Tripoli Agreement. The...

Moro struggles: Cory Aquino's policies

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Moro struggle: The Marcos government and the infamous Tripoli Agreement

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Moro struggle: Martial law

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Martial Law gave rise to a new revolutionary movement led by the youth. The Moro National Liberation Front (MNLF). They continued the Moro s...

Moro struggles: Post-colonial government

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When independence was finally given to the Philippines, Luzon and Visayas celebrated the birth of a new nation, the Bangsamoro considered th...

Moro struggles: American rule

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The Moro people fought sternly against the Americans. Unlike the Spaniards, the Americans employed several policies of attraction like estab...

Moro struggles: Colonial aggression against the Bangsa Moro

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The Spanish invasion and colonial aggression about 160 years after the existence of the Islamic Sultanates and principalities marked the beg...

Moro struggles: Colonial assault

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The Spanish invasion started at about 160 years into the existence of the Islamic Sultanates. The Moro relentlessly fought Westerners for mo...

Islamization

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The Islamization of the Moros started in Sulu at the end of the 13th century. This was spearheaded by the missionary Tuan Mashaikha who got ...

BANGSAMORO AND ITS BEGINNINGS

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The Moroland is made up by Mindanao, Sulu, Basilan, Tawi-Tawi and Palawan is currently known as Southern Philippines. It has twenty three bu...
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