Satun mosques pray for peace as Islamic Committee condemns violence

Matichon•Society•31m ago

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Thai Muslims in Satun held prayers for peace and the Provincial Islamic Committee issued a statement condemning violence following unrest in the area.

•Thai Muslims at various mosques in Satun province performed Friday prayers and prayed for peace and safety.
•The Satun Provincial Islamic Committee issued a statement on November 13, 2026, opposing all forms of violence.
•Unrest occurred between November 10-11 at the Phuket Bunga Mosque.
•The Satun Provincial Islamic Committee urged all parties to use patience and peaceful means to resolve conflicts.

Overview

•On November 13, Thai Muslims at various mosques in Satun province performed Friday prayers to pray for peace and safety.
•Unrest occurred between November 10-11 at the Phuket Bunga Mosque.
•The Satun Provincial Islamic Committee issued a statement on November 13, 2026, expressing opposition to all forms of violence affecting life, property, dignity, and peace.
•The Satun Provincial Islamic Committee called for all parties to use patience, mindfulness, and reason to resolve problems under religious and legal frameworks.
•Yamaad Lingalah, Chairman of the Satun Provincial Islamic Committee, stated that Islamic principles do not support any form of violence.
•Yamaad Lingalah and the committee expressed concern and sent encouragement to students and youth affected by the events.

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Key Entities

Place

Satun Province(จังหวัดสตูล)ℹ️

The province where Thai Muslims performed prayers for peace and where the unrest occurred.

Phuket Bunga Mosque(มัสยิดบูเก็ตบูหงา)

The location where unrest occurred between November 10-11.

Organization

Satun Provincial Islamic Committee(สำนักงานคณะกรรมการอิสลามประจำจังหวัดสตูล)

The organization that issued a statement condemning violence and urging peaceful conflict resolution.

Person

Yamaad Lingalah(นายยำอาด ลิงาลาห์)

The Chairman of the Satun Provincial Islamic Committee.