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Hazrat Khadijah-tul-Kubra

 Hazrat Khadijah-tul-Kubra is like a lighthouse for all Muslim women. She was the first and most beloved wife of our prophet Hazrat Muhammad (Sm) and also his first follower. She is the first Muslim woman. She was also one of the leading and very successful women of  Mecca. Her father was also a very successful man among the Quraish tribe of Mecca. Hazrat  Khadijah( Ra) is known as 'Ummul Momineen'(mother of the believers). She was well known for her delicacy, intelligence, integrity, and honesty. She is one of the most important women in the history of Islam and she is among the 'four women of heaven' along with her daughter Fatimah. Being a very successful business merchant, she used to trade goods from Mecca to Syria and Yemen. She also earned the titles 'Ameerat-Quraysh'(Princess of Quraysh), 'al-Tahira'(The pure one), 'Khadijah-Al-Kubra'(Khadijah the great). She was a very kind woman who used to feed the poor and help them in various ways. A...

Mujib Borsho

 Fidel Castro stated "I haven't seen the Himalayas, but I have seen Sheikh Mujib. In personality and in courage, the man is the Himalayas."Bangabandhu, the father of our nation is the greatest Bengali of all time. Mujib Barsha has been declared by the Bangladesh government to mark the 100th birth anniversary of Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman, the father of our nation. The year-long celebration has started on  17th March of 2020 and will continue till 16th December 2021. Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman was born in Tungipara village of Gopalganj district on 17th March 1920. The name of his parents is Sheikh Lutfur Rahman and Sayera Khatun. From the language movement to all major movements of Bengalees including our liberation war, Bangabandhu gave the lead. He declared the independence of  Bangladesh. Bangabandhu's fiery speech of 7th March inspired the people of our country to take part in the liberation war. The countdown of the celebration has started on 10th Ja...

International Mother Language Day

 In 1999,UNESCO has declared 21st February as the international  mother language day. It is a red-letter day for our country. On this day of 1952,  people have sacrificed their lives for the sake of their mother language. Bangladesh is the only nation that has sacrificed their lives for their mother language. In 1952, Pakistani rulers declared that Urdu will be the solo national language of Pakistan even though Bangla was spoken by a majority of population of East Pakistan. The people of  East Pakistan couldn't agree with the declaration and protests were carried on. To demolish the protest, the government banned all kind of protest and rallies. Section -144 was declared to ban any kind of rallies and protests in Dhaka. However, students of Dhaka Medical, Dhaka University and some general people disobeyed the declaration and they carried on the protest. The police opened fire on rallies and Salam, Rafiq, Barkat, Jabbar and Shafiur were killed. Then protests and turmo...

The Speech of 7th March (Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman, 1971)

The historic7'th March speech of Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman is the main inspiration of our liberation war. On 30th October 2017, UNESCO has recognized the fiery speech of Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman as a part of the world's documentary heritage. The speech was given by our father of the nation on 7th March 1971 at Ramna Race Course in Dhaka. In this speech, Bangabandhu declared " This struggle is for our freedom, this struggle is for our independence." He announced, "every house to turn into a fortress, resist the enemy with all you have." During this 18 minute speech, he declared in a thunderous voice that " Having mastered the lesson of sacrifice, we shall give more blood. God willing [Inshallah], we shall free the people of this land,” The speech of 7th March has inspired the 2,00,000 people who were present on the Ramna Race Course and also the whole nation to take part in the liberation war and free our country from the enemy. This s...