08/01/2024
Next 2, 3, 4 February 2024. Tabligh's "57th World Ijtima" will be held on Friday, Saturday and Sunday at the Turag shore of Gazipur Tongi, Insha'Allah.
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05/04/2023
Alhamdulillah!
Bangladesh's Hafez Saleh Ahmad Takrim is again the world champion in the 26th Dubai International Hifzul Quran Competition. Congratulations!!!
17/03/2023
Bangabandhu’s 103rd birth anniversary today
Today is the 103rd birth anniversary of the greatest Bengali of all time Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman who gave birth to independent Bangladesh through his charismatic leadership.
May Allah grant him paradise. Amen.
07/03/2023
Tonight "Holy shab e-Barat"
May Allah grant us all the blessings of this holy day!! Amen.
03/03/2023
The work of an eminent Islamic scholar is sufficient to understand the true nature of the group called Sunnis. Their main purpose is to make people foam at the mouth by talking about the Prophet, but they are very indifferent to the ideals of the Prophet, because according to them, following the ideals or Sunnah of the Prophet will make them Wahhabis. The so-called Sunnis have no objection to abandoning the ideals of the Prophet and adopting Western ideals if necessary. If their guru is in this condition, judge the condition of the rest.
12/01/2023
The Tablighi Jamaat had its auspicious beginning at a turning point in the history of the Muslims of the subcontinent. Hazrat Maulana Ilyas Akhtar Kandhalvi (1885-1944 AD), the renowned Islamic thinker and saint of the 20th century, revived the Tabligh Jamaat in dawa. 'Mewat' is a sparsely populated and quiet area located on the southern side of Delhi, the then capital of British India. Hazrat Maulana Ilyas (RA) started the activities of Tabligh Jamaat with the aim of teaching the morally disturbed, uneducated and superstitious Muslim 'Meo' people from the fundamental beliefs of Islam, the full practice of religion and the teachings of the Dawati of Kalama and from the grip of confusion. Returning from the second Hajj in 1345 A.H., he began his Tablighi tour, calling the people to the Kalima and prayers. He made tabligh congregations and invited them to go out to different areas, in this way he used to form congregations in villages to do good work. For a few years in Mewa, dawati work continued in this manner.
After performing the third Hajj in 1352 A.H., he realized that it was difficult for the poor Mewati peasants to find time to study Deen. It is also impossible to learn religion in a madrasa without leaving the family. It is not possible to change the whole life or to change the Jahili belief through Waj-Nasiht. So he encouraged them to spend time in small groups or small congregations in scientific and religious institutions and started training in a religious environment. In those religious majlis, the rules of daily life of the ulama-mashaykhs were given along with their waj-nasihat. People used to closely observe the life, speech, conduct and behavior of the pious pious people. In the beginning the Tablighi movement did not gain much support, but gradually its popularity grew.
The eternal words of Rasulullah (SAW): 'If you have any message, pass it on to others.' In this regard, the founder of Tablighi Jamaat, Hazrat Maulana Ilyas (RA) played an immense role in his honesty, patience, hard work, planning and guidance. The movement was most numerous and powerful in India, Pakistan and Bangladesh during the era of Maulana Yusuf Kandhalvi (RA), the second Amir of Tablighi Jamaat. The first Ijtema was organized in 1941 at Nuh Madrasa in Mewat, a small area of Delhi's Nizamuddin Mosque. About 25,000 Tabligh Muslims participated in it. Thus the Tabligh Jamaat journey started by preaching the Deen to some people of different classes and professions in Mewat on a very small scale.
In 1946, the annual conference of Tablighi Jamaat or Ijtema was first held in Kakrail Mosque near Ramna Park in Dhaka in 1946. Then in 1948, Ijtema was held at the then Haji camp in Chittagong, in 1958, Ijtema was held at Siddhirganj in present day Narayanganj. It was then known simply as Ijtema. As the number of participants in the Ijtema every year was increasing unexpectedly, in 1966 the Ijtema was organized in the open field of Pagar village in Tongir. That year, apart from the host Bangladesh, devout Muslims from different countries of the world took part in it and became known as the 'World Ijtema'. From 1967 to present (in two phases from 2011), the 'World Ijtema' is being held in a large open field of 160 acres commanded by Rajuk, along the northeast bank of the Turag river, known as Kahar Darya of Tongir. Every year, millions of devout Muslims from remote villages-towns-ports of Bangladesh and 25 to 30 lakh Muslims including Tablighi religious Muslim Jamaat from about 50 to 55 countries of the world participate in the world's second largest international Islamic conference or World Ijtema.
Tongi Biswa Ijtema is going to be held on 13, 14 and 15 January 2023 under the supervision of Ulamae Keram.
10/01/2023
10th January 1972 - Bangabandhu's Homecoming Day
On this day in 1972, the father of the nation Bangabandhu returned to the newly independent Bangladesh, Bangabandhu was imprisoned in West Pakistan for nine months during the liberation war and a case was filed against him, the Mujibnagar government that led the liberation war relentlessly tried to get him released because Bangabandhu's liberation and Bengali This government considers the attainment of the nation's independence as equal. In a sense, the independence of the Bengali nation was achieved through Bangabandhu's patriotism.
28/12/2022
Bangladesh's 1st Metro rail 🚈 🇧🇩
Thanks to the honorable Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina for this.
27/12/2022
In today's era of technology, some micro devices have been invented that can be placed inside the ear or placed elsewhere to listen to speech. During government-private job examination/institutional examination, others will tell from home through phone call and the examinee can listen and write in the notebook by putting the smart device inside the ear. Many people have been caught red-handed by the authorities by such digital methods. The authority in charge of the examination feels that it is necessary to keep the ears and face open to deal with this fake situation of the digital method or to confirm the identity. Since they want to impose the law on the students to keep their faces open in the examination hall or during viva, it is violating an important provision of Islam. By doing this, your imposed rules are conflicting with Islamic restrictions. In this situation, all the exam authorities should protect both sides,... keep the curtain rule in place and also keep in mind the fake exam system - in my opinion, girls should be seated in a separate room for the exam and at the same time a female teacher should be on duty as an exam hall guard, then face and ears. By keeping it open it will be possible to take a fake free test and at the same time the screen is also protected. Those who had no intention of breaching the veil but had to decide to take the exam free of cheating can set the exam system in this manner. However, I strongly condemn those who want to make fun of the honor and respect of the women of this country on the pretext of religious neutrality for the purpose of violating the veil or imposing a foreign culture on Muslim girls in order to gain promiscuity in the future.
21/12/2022
Bangladesh's eminent Ulamae Deobandi (mainstream Islamic scholars) should be more conscious of interacting with people of all classes/professions (such as doctors, engineers, professors, journalists, judges, police, administration, lawyers, cricketers, heroes and singers etc.) Conveying the message of Islam through trust, faith. Justice Allama Taki Usmani is a shining example of this.
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