At the beginning of his
visit, Moin Khan visited the graves of his late father, BNP founding member and
former minister Abdul Momen Khan, and his mother, Khorsheda Begum. He offered
prayers seeking forgiveness and peace for their souls.
Later, the minister attended
a discussion and prayer programme organised at the Palash Upazila Parishad Auditorium
on the occasion of Eid-e-Miladunnabi (SAW).
Speaking at the programme,
Moin Khan said the life and teachings of Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) remain
relevant for all of humanity.
He said the Prophet’s
teachings were based on peace, justice, humanity and harmony.
“People should shun division
and hatred and follow the teachings of the Prophet. This is how we can build a
humane and peaceful society,” he said.
He also called upon people to
draw inspiration from the Prophet’s life and teachings in their daily lives.
Local representatives,
political activists, religious scholars and people from different walks of life
attended the programme.
The event ended with a special prayer seeking peace, prosperity and welfare for the country and its people.

Tuesday, September 1, 2026
Published Date : August 26, 2026
