Rangunia (Chattogram) Correspondent, Mohammad Osman Gani

The 9th Azimushshan Milad Mahfil was held at the premises of Baitur Rahmat Jame Mosque in Pomra Maizpara, Rangunia Upazila, Chattogram, on the occasion of the holy Jashne Julus Eid-e-Miladunnabi ﷺ and Fateha-e-Yazdahum. The religious gathering took place on Saturday, October 10, in a solemn and festive atmosphere, reflecting devotion to the Prophet Muhammad ﷺ and the spirit of religious fellowship.

The event was organized by Haji Ahmad Mia Bari of Pomra Maizpara, with the kind sponsorship of expatriate Muhammad Yakub, who lives in Kuwait. Local residents and expatriates extended their overall support to make the gathering successful. The programme brought together Islamic scholars, religious devotees, respected members of the community, local residents and representatives of expatriates.

The gathering featured religious discussions, zikr and prayers, focusing on the life and teachings of Prophet Muhammad ﷺ, his contribution to humanity, the importance of Islamic values and the promotion of peace and harmony in society. The event provided an opportunity for attendees to participate in religious activities and strengthen their bonds of faith and community.

The programme was jointly conducted by Masudul Karim Selim and Muhammad Mofizul Islam. Muhammad Fazlul Karim, an adviser to the Executive Committee of Haji Ahmad Mia Bari, attended as the inaugural guest.

The event was presided over by Muhammad Ali, an adviser to the committee. Mawlana Muhammad Nurul Amin Al-Qaderi, former Muhaddith of Tayyebia Sunnia Madrasa in North Madarsha, Hathazari, attended as the chief guest.

Dr. Omar Faruk Roni, Resident Medical Officer at Rangunia Upazila Health Complex and a postgraduate training officer at Chattogram Medical Hospital, attended as the guest of honour.

Mawlana Muhammad Solaiman Ali Razvi, founder of Al-Amin Tafsirul Quran Model Madrasa in Chattogram, delivered the principal speech at the gathering. Mawlana Muhammad Abu Bintahin Ayub Ali Qaderi, Khatib of Baitur Rahmat Jame Mosque in Pomra Maizpara, attended as the chief religious speaker.

The special speakers included Mawlana Muhammad Mahmudullah Al-Qaderi, Khatib of Baitun Nur Jame Mosque in Raktachhara, Pomra, and Mawlana Muhammad Ehsan Qaderi, Pesh Imam of Baitur Rahmat Jame Mosque in Maizpara.

Through their religious discussions and advice, the scholars highlighted the importance of following the teachings of Prophet Muhammad ﷺ, developing good moral character, showing compassion towards others and practising Islamic values in everyday life. Their discussions also emphasized the importance of honesty, justice, mutual respect and social responsibility in building a peaceful and harmonious community.

Eid-e-Miladunnabi ﷺ is an important occasion for Muslims to remember the birth and exemplary life of Prophet Muhammad ﷺ and reflect on his teachings. Fateha-e-Yazdahum is also observed in various communities through religious discussions, prayers and Milad gatherings. Such programmes provide opportunities for religious learning, spiritual reflection and the strengthening of bonds among members of the community.

The gathering in Maizpara reflected these religious sentiments and the spirit of fellowship among local residents. People from different age groups attended the event, and the mosque premises became a gathering place for religious devotion and community interaction. Participants joined in the religious discussions and zikr as part of the programme.

Muhammad Abdul Gaffar, Ahmad Karim, Muhammad Nurul Bashar, Muhammad Harun and Muhammad Naser Sowdagar attended the event as distinguished special guests.

Others present included Touhidul Islam Javed, Muhammad Abdul Salam, Muhammad Faruk, Muhammad Mofizul Islam, Muhammad Shafi, Muhammad Nishan, Muhammad Riyad, Muhammad Babu, Muhammad Hridoy, Muhammad Rakib, Muhammad Jalal Uddin Raihan, Muhammad Hasan and Muhammad Jihan, among others.

The participation of local residents and the support of expatriates were notable aspects of the event. Despite living abroad, expatriates continue to contribute to religious and social activities in their home communities. Such collective initiatives can help maintain connections between expatriates and local residents while encouraging cooperation and social solidarity.

During the gathering, attendees listened to religious speeches and exchanged greetings with one another. The event also served as an opportunity to strengthen mutual understanding, brotherhood and respect among members of the community.

The organizers expressed their gratitude to the invited guests, Islamic scholars, speakers, religious devotees, local residents and expatriates for their cooperation and participation. Their collective support contributed to the successful completion of the programme.

At the conclusion of the Mahfil, a special prayer was offered seeking unity and peace for the global Muslim Ummah, the welfare of the country and its people, and peace and prosperity for Muslims living both at home and abroad. The prayer also sought the overall well-being of humanity, national progress and harmony among people.

Following the special prayer, tabarruk (blessed food distributed at a religious gathering) was served to the attendees. The programme concluded with the distribution of tabarruk among the participating Muslims.

The 9th Azimushshan Milad Mahfil at Baitur Rahmat Jame Mosque in Pomra Maizpara was held with the participation of local residents, religious scholars and the support of expatriates. The gathering concluded with renewed hopes for following the exemplary life of Prophet Muhammad ﷺ, practising moral values and promoting peace, unity and harmony in society.

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