Dr Muhammad Rezaul Karim, member of Jamaat’s central working committee and secretary of Dhaka North City unit, said, Prophet Muhammad (pbuh) was sent to this world as a blessing and mercy to all creations of Allah (SWT).
He urged everyone to follow the ideals of the Messenger (SAW).
He today morning made these remarks as the chief guest while addressing a Sirantunnabi discussion meeting at an auditorium in the capital. Sher-e-Bangla Nagar thana of Jamaat Dhaka north city unit arranged the discussion meeting.
Jamaat Dhaka north city unit’s Mojlish-e-Shura member and Sher-e-Bangla Nagar thana Ameer Abdul Awal Azim presided over the meeting while secretary advocate Abdul Halim moderated it. Eminent Mufassasir Maulana Fakharuddin was the key speaker. Central Mojlish-e-shura member Muhammad Ziaul Hasan spoke as the special guest. Thana nayeb-e-Ameer Azizur Rahman Tarun, finance secretary Humayan Kabir, thana working committee member Hafez Shajahan, Hafez Saiful Islam, engineer Iftakhar, Monjarul Islam among others were present on the discussion meeting.
The Jamaat leader criticized the man-made doctrine as a code of life and said, “It’s an age of science and technology. Man has been more modern. Modernity has touched people’s life style and culture. Materialism has been more attractive but turbulence and instability has been increased. Peace is absent across the globe. Man-made doctrine is responsible for this unrest.”
Rezaul Karim called upon all to follow the ideals of Messenger Muhammad (Pbuh) and quoted the verse number 21 of Surat Al-Ahazab, ‘Indeed, in the Messenger of Allah you have an excellent example for whoever has hope in Allah and the Last Day, and remembers Allah often’.
City secretary emphasized the practice of Islam and quoted many verses from the Holy Quran here.
Jamaat Tejgaon thana unit observed a rally on the occasion of Siratunnani (SAW). Jamaat Dhaka north city unit’s media & publicity secretary Muhammad Ataur Rahman Sarker led the rally. Hundreds of people including Jamaat-Shibir men joined the rally.