Immigration of Thai Muslims in the 2007 Decade: A Case Study of Nong Chok Area

Abstract

This research paper aims to study the immigration of Thai Muslims during the 2007 decade. A case study in Nong Chok area, the history of immigration of Thai Muslims is based on the document survey. Most of the Muslims who settled in Thailand were ethnic Malay Muslims and settled in the southern part of Thailand. Later, there was an important migration of Thai-Malay Muslims in the early Rattanakosin period which is an important history that continues until the present. At that time, Thai-Malay Muslims migrated to settle in the eastern part of Bangkok. Which is currently Nong Chok District, Minburi, Khlong Sam Wa. Later in the decade of 2007, there was an immigration of Thai-Malay Muslims to the area of ​​Nong Chok area. which has historical significance and implications related to the former community of Thai-Malay Muslims and the political implications that cause similar immigration; but different in time.

However, Thai Muslims who migrated to the area of ​​Nong Chok It still has its original aim unchanged: to establish a stable settlement. Occupation with honesty and able to maintain their own culture Like other ethnic Thai Muslims who live with brothers and sisters from different religions, different cultures, in harmony, harmony and peace, with a common point is "Thai citizenship" is the same and equal. Under the Constitution of the Kingdom of Thailand