The institution is being
established on around six gondas of land. Mohammad Hazrat Ali will be
responsible for running the madrasa, with Nazim Uddin and Swapan assisting in
its management.
Madrasa founder Kayes Ahmed
Selim said the institution would place emphasis on religious education
alongside Bangla and English.
“The aim is to provide
students with opportunities to acquire both religious knowledge and the skills
needed to keep pace with the changing world,” he said.
Selim said proficiency in
Bangla and English was increasingly important for students alongside religious
education. The madrasa would therefore seek to integrate modern education into
its religious curriculum, he added.
Mohammad Hazrat Ali, the
founding director of the madrasa, said the institution would also focus on
developing students’ moral and human values.
“We want to help students
become capable of adapting to the modern world while maintaining ethical and
humanitarian values,” he said.
The foundation-laying
ceremony was attended by Mohammad Hazrat Ali, Nazim Uddin, Swapan, journalist
Dulal Sarker and other local dignitaries.
The organisers said the madrasa would offer
Bangla and English along with religious studies once its academic activities
begin. They also said importance would be given to discipline, morality and the
development of students as responsible members of society.

Tuesday, September 1, 2026
Published Date : August 31, 2026
