CHITTAGONG,  23 September (Ilias Ripon, CTG MAIL )

Mohammadiya Kafela Oikya Parishad organised a Qur’an recitation and Hamd-Naat competition followed by a prize distribution and Milad Mahfil on the occasion of the holy Eid-e-Milad-un-Nabi (SM). The programme was held on Monday at the District Shilpakala Academy auditorium, where more than 300 participants from the 2025 competition were awarded.

The event was convened by Mohammadiya Kafela Oikya Parishad’s chief khadem, Asheq-e-Rasul Kamrul Islam, and conducted by Advocate Mir Ferdous Alam Selim.

As chief guests, distinguished Islamic scholars and spiritual leaders delivered speeches, including Professor Dr. Syed Liaquat Hussain, descendant of Khwaja Garib Nawaz of Ajmer Sharif and faculty member of Aligarh Muslim University, India; Dr. Shah Kausar Mostafa Abul Ulai, Chairman of the Department of Philosophy at Dhaka University and descendant of Kishoreganj Darbar Sharif; and Shahzada Syed Golam Morshed, descendant of Mirsarai’s Maizbhandar Darbar Sharif.

Among other notable attendees were Shahzada Maulana Saiful Islam Bari of Baria Darbar Sharif, Pir Saheb Jafar Sadeq of Chattogram Darbar Sharif, Hafiz Maulana Abdul Kader, Pir of Ramgati Darbar Sharif and Khalifa of Jamalpur Darbar Sharif, Chattogram University Professor Borhan Uddin, Shahzada Shah Sultan Hasan of Sultan Shah Darbar Sharif, Mufti Saleh Sufian Forhadabadi (Maizbhandari), Professor S.A.M. Nur Hossain, Army religious teacher Maulana ATM Fazle Rabbi Forhad, Bir Muktijoddha Rustam Ali, Maulana Zakaria Abu Ahmed Ahzari, Shah Sufi Maulana Muhammad Shahidul Haque Chishti, Hazratul Allama A.R. Abdul Matin Jihadi, Maulana Mufti Muhammad Mohiuddin Toha Al-Qaderi, Engineer Minar Rakib, Fayez Shobir Ahmad, Master Zainal, Maulana Monsurul Haque, Qari Mosaddeq, poets Masud Reza, Sarwar, Asif, A.R. Oli, Saiful Islam Sohas, and many others including Islamic researchers, academics, poets, and devotees.

The mahfil concluded with a special munajat led by Shahzada Enayet Ullah Khan Boro Miah, mutawalli of Hazrat Amanat Khan (RA) shrine, seeking peace and prosperity for Bangladesh and the Muslim Ummah across the world.