On the occasion of 15th August Islamic Education Day in Feni, a discussion and prayer meeting was held by the Bangladesh Islamic Student Shibir Feni city branch initiative, former District Amir Professor Liaquat Ali Bhuya was present as the chief guest, former president of the camp Feni city branch Nazmus Saqib was the special guest. .
The event was presided over by the city branch president Shariful Islam, conducted by Shibir city secretary Omar Farooq. Leaders of the city branch were also present.
In the discussion, Shibir President Shariful Islam said, ‘Education is the backbone of the nation.’
But today the nation is far away from real education. So we have to make efforts to educate this generation in moral education. Shaheed Abdul Malek bhai is an embodiment of this moral and ideal education.
The chief guest said in the discussion that he died on August 15, 1969, 3 days after being seriously injured by secularists and socialists while speaking in favor of Islamic education. Since then this day is observed as Islamic Education Day. The last Education Commission was formed in 1969 during the Pakistan period. It is ideal of education system
A public opinion poll was organized on what the basis would be.
Leftists
Among the opposing speeches, Shahid Abdul Malek got a chance to speak for only 5 minutes. wonderful
The motive of the meeting was completely changed by the 5-minute logical speech of the brilliant orator Abdul Malek. The audience agreed with the speech of Abdul Malek. In the wake of this incident, the left and secular groups, who lost the battle of logic and rhetoric, were furious.
Led by Tofail Ahmed, Rashed Khan Menon Gang attacked the students. Shaheed Abdul Malek passed by Suhrawardy Udyan with an iron rod-hook on him after seeing off all his companions safely.
The demonic army of secular and leftist terrorists is on the run. Abdul Malek, one of the best students in the history of Dhaka University, was bloodied. Three days later, on August 15, this great orator of Islam was martyred.
Unique leaders held more discussions in it
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