Religious education plays an important role in preserving the cultural and spiritual identity of the Rohingya community. As a religious and ethnic minority, faith has long been central to Rohingya life and serves as a strong connection to their history, values, and traditions. Through religious education, community members—especially younger generations—are able to stay connected to their heritage while navigating the challenges of adapting to life in a new country. This support helps strengthen community bonds, promote moral guidance, and provide a sense of belonging and stability during the resettlement process.