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Islam has no room for militancy: PM

Asks Islamic scholars to spread out this message
Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina seeks cooperation from the country's Islamic scholars in spreading out a message among people that there is no place for militancy and terrorism in Islam. Star file photo

Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina today sought cooperation from the country's Islamic scholars in spreading out a message among people that there is no place for militancy and terrorism in Islam.

"I seek your cooperation in establishing the belief among people that there's no place of militancy and terrorism in Islam...This is a religion of peace. Please, publicise it," she said while addressing the National Khatib Conference at Bangabandhu International Conference Centre.

Islamic Foundation organised the programme with Religious Affairs Minister Principal Motior Rahman in the chair.

The PM urged the Islamic scholars and the people of the country to take steps against those engaged in subversive and terrorist acts in the name of Islam.

"Please stay alert and keep them away from such activities."

Hasina lamented that some countries often mix militancy with Islam.

"For a handful of people, we've to endure this immense pain...this is really very painful for us," she added.

Recalling the horrible days of burning the copies of Holy Quran in Baitul Mukarram Masjid area by BNP-Jamaat and Hefajat activists, Hasina sought cooperation from the Alem, Ulema and Mashayekh so that no one can again commit such evil activities in the future.

She also mentioned that often a vested quarter wants to create instability in the country. "But it's the duty of the government to provide safety and peace to the people of the country along with ensuring food, shelter, medicare facilities and education so that their lifestyle can be improved. We're working towards that direction."

Director General of the Islamic Foundation Shamim Mohammad Afjal, Convener of the National Khatib Council Muhammad Jalauddin Al Kaderi and Religious Affairs Secretary Abdul Jalil also spoke at the programme.

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Islam has no room for militancy: PM

Asks Islamic scholars to spread out this message
Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina seeks cooperation from the country's Islamic scholars in spreading out a message among people that there is no place for militancy and terrorism in Islam. Star file photo

Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina today sought cooperation from the country's Islamic scholars in spreading out a message among people that there is no place for militancy and terrorism in Islam.

"I seek your cooperation in establishing the belief among people that there's no place of militancy and terrorism in Islam...This is a religion of peace. Please, publicise it," she said while addressing the National Khatib Conference at Bangabandhu International Conference Centre.

Islamic Foundation organised the programme with Religious Affairs Minister Principal Motior Rahman in the chair.

The PM urged the Islamic scholars and the people of the country to take steps against those engaged in subversive and terrorist acts in the name of Islam.

"Please stay alert and keep them away from such activities."

Hasina lamented that some countries often mix militancy with Islam.

"For a handful of people, we've to endure this immense pain...this is really very painful for us," she added.

Recalling the horrible days of burning the copies of Holy Quran in Baitul Mukarram Masjid area by BNP-Jamaat and Hefajat activists, Hasina sought cooperation from the Alem, Ulema and Mashayekh so that no one can again commit such evil activities in the future.

She also mentioned that often a vested quarter wants to create instability in the country. "But it's the duty of the government to provide safety and peace to the people of the country along with ensuring food, shelter, medicare facilities and education so that their lifestyle can be improved. We're working towards that direction."

Director General of the Islamic Foundation Shamim Mohammad Afjal, Convener of the National Khatib Council Muhammad Jalauddin Al Kaderi and Religious Affairs Secretary Abdul Jalil also spoke at the programme.

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