27/02/2026
Mga kasupporters balikan natin ang repleksyon ni MP Atty. Naguib G. Sinarimbo sa mga panahon naglilibot pa sila sa mga kampo ng M**F mula Palawan, mainland Mindanao, hanggang Sarangani at ang mga isla ng BASULTA (2014-2016) kasama ang mga masisipag at matataas na commanders ng M**F para ipaliwanag ang peace process at ang Comprehensive Agreement on the Bangsamoro (CAB).
Maliban sa mga leksyon natutunan nya sa mga panahong ito, ay ang pribilehiyo na makasama at makilala nya ang mga batikang commanders ng M**F na ngayoy sumakabilang buhay na tulad nila, "Bapa Mujahid" na front Commander ng Western Mindanao, Commander Pah, commander Musackar, Bas Kamlon at Yasser Calandada (May Allah have mercy on them).
Ayon pa sa kanya nakita nya kay Commander Pah ang pagnanais nitong makita ang Bangsamoro na maging edokado bagay na marami sa mga commanders ang hindi nagawa dahil sa paglahok sa Jihad.
Narito ang kabuoang repleksyon ni MP ATTY Naguib Sinarimbo :
March 5, 2016
Cruising the Bangsamoro Waters to visit M**F Camps in Tawi Tawi.
From 2014 to 2016, i was privileged to travel around some of the most remote camps of the M**F around Mindanao as part of our consultation and information campaign on the peace process and the Comprehensive Agreement on the Bangsamoro. We travelled on boat, car, but often on foot or a horseback reaching as far as the mountains of Davao Oriental, Sarangani, the mountains of Lanao, the marshland of Maguindanao, southern Palawan, and the beautiful islands of Basilan, Sulu, and Tawi Tawi.
In these travels, I learned very important lessons such as in the mountains at certain elavations there are no mosquitos; that in very cold weather in the mountains the best protection against the cold and mist is not a malong but a sack; that access to certain islands such as in Sapa Sapa with stretches of coral reefs as far as the eyes can see is determined not by the quality of your transport but by the ebb and tide of the sea.
More than anything, I was privileged to be in the company of these brave warriors who fought hard during the wars and whose time with us I never imagined would be brief... Bapa Mujahid, Front Commander, Western Mindanao, whose generosity and austere life left an indelible mark in my being. We would often find him collecting coconut in his farm in Basilan or planting rubber trees in his plot at Camp Salman in the Zamboanga peninsula. Muhammad Nasif, aka Pah who is a father to me. We were together in the negotiations of the Annex on Normalization in KL and he would watch over my diet in the luxurious Palace of the Golden Horses to ensure i do not eat food that would trigger my allergies. A disciplinarian who lived a strictly military life but deep inside him is a caring father whose dream for his people is to see them get educated. A dream i saw in late night conversations with him in the mountains,and born out of his inability to complete his education as he joined the rebel movement before graduating. Kummander Musackar of Sulu who often travel in disguise. Bapa Bas Kamlon, son of the legendary Maas Kamplon, and in whose camp in the municipality of Omar in Sulu we have the unique opportunity to step on the hallowed grounds of the center of the Kamlon rebellion. Bapa Yasser Calandada, base commander and whose wind-swept camp north of the city of Marawi overlooks the beautiful lake lanao. Wind in the whole of Lanao is strongest on this part.
A great part of what i stand for and what I do today is to honor your memories. May Allah forever shower you with His eternal bliss in jannah.
