Eid Mubarak 2023đ for all of us...
ØĒŲŲŲبŲŲŲŲ اŲŲŲŲŲŲ Ų
ŲŲŲŲا ŲŲŲ
ŲŲŲŲŲ
Rohingya Community Rebuilding Union
Without education human beings like an animals, without education a human society never expect devel
Purpose of this page is only for promote education and human resource.
Operating as usual
Wishing you and your families"Ramadan Kareem Mubaraq "
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"Whatever we are we need to be happy". Never give up.
Failure is part of Learning, we should never give up the struggle in life.
Rohingya Community Rebuilding Union
Never give up
Burning Desire is the secret to success.
Rohingya Community Rebuilding Union
Eid-ul-Adha Mubarak yarro
Without taking risk never will success in life.
MASHA_ALLAH
Congratulations for every students who got the golden chance to win the examination.
May Allah bright in everyone future life. Ameen...
Eid Mubarak for every Ruzza Darr and may Allah strengthen the faith of Non Ruzza Darr to be able in the next year, Ameen.
The Historical Super Hero
Stop hating your body.Start living life. Donât believe what you see on social media thatâs been doctored, filtered, photoshopped.What you consider flaws are celebrated by others.Your bodyâs a gift from the Almighty.Heâs made you in the best form. So take good care of it! âŦ

Spend for your brother who are working hard to survive, in fact what you have.
Shonali_anis_jeyan
Age is no matter in life itâs only for your mind set.
Donât complicate life. Donât overthink. Donât create problems that arenât there in the first place. Live simply. Thereâs no need for excesses. The Almighty wants ease for us. He wonât burden us with that which we have no capacity to bear. So take life in your stride. Just live!
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Your mind can be your best friend or worst enemy. Train it well. If you donât, it will assume itâs your master & it shall do as it pleases, it will spiral into negativity, depression & it becomes a force that drags you down instead of helping you. Always steer it to positivity!
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Your struggles do make you stronger. The challenge can be in being patient. It can seem difficult. When life give you challenges, be patient and pray. Put your trust in Almighty and believe you will overcome your challenges.
In the name of Allah the most high and merciful
Quran: At-Tahrim (66:11)
ŲŲØļŲØąŲبŲ ŲąŲŲŲŲŲŲ Ų
ŲØĢŲŲŲا ŲŲŲŲŲŲØ°ŲŲŲŲ ØĄŲاŲ
ŲŲŲŲØ§Û ŲąŲ
ŲØąŲØŖŲØĒŲ ŲŲØąŲØšŲŲŲŲŲ ØĨŲØ°Ų ŲŲاŲŲØĒŲ ØąŲبŲŲ ŲąØ¨ŲŲŲ ŲŲŲ ØšŲŲدŲŲŲ بŲŲŲØĒŲا ŲŲŲ ŲąŲŲØŦŲŲŲŲØŠŲ ŲŲŲŲØŦŲŲŲŲŲ Ų
ŲŲ ŲŲØąŲØšŲŲŲŲŲ ŲŲØšŲŲ
ŲŲŲŲŲÛĻ ŲŲŲŲØŦŲŲŲŲŲ Ų
ŲŲŲ ŲąŲŲŲŲŲŲŲ
Ų ŲąŲظŲŲŲ°ŲŲŲ
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And Allah illustrates an example of those who believe: the wife of Pharaoh, when she said, âMy Lord, build for me, with you, a house in Paradise, and save me from Pharaoh and his works, and save me from the wrongdoing people.â
Humility leads to strength, not to weakness. It is the highest form of self-respect to admit mistakes and make amends for them.
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When Allah puts the love of the Quran and the love of His messenger in someoneâs heart and makes that love potent enough that they become endlessly thirsty to absorb His words, that is an indication of Allahâs plan for that person. When everyone else is quenching their thirst for words from songs, movies, games, chatter and business...this person is longing for one more ayah to be memorized or recited or understood. They have an internal joy that only they can feel and their tongues canât explain. People like that are worthy of our envy. If you had this thirst and canât feel it much anymore, find inspiration in them and get back on the horse. Dust off your heart and bring it to Allah again. Letâs help each other do that. Lets become a reason people find closeness to Allahâs words. Letâs find joy in sharing His letters of love, advice and purpose.
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Speaking about someone without their knowledge and trying to turn others against them is among the worst of sins that Allah hates. Seek refuge in Allah from being among those who gossip, slander, and backbite.
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Shonali_anis_jeyan
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Right direction through right policy is much important than speed.
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Akbar the Great:
The ruler who envisioned a united India
The 16th-century Mughal King adopted the policy of religious syncretism, perceiving people from all religions as equals, an emancipatory idea which the world emulated many centuries later.
Abul Fath Jalal-ud-din Muhammad Akbar, also known as Akbar the Great, was the third emperor of the Mughal Empire who earned a reputation for being a just ruler of 16th-century India.
At a time when India is battling the rise of Hindu nationalism under the patronage of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Akbar's legacy has also come under attack as many states led by the far-right Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) have removed his name and story from school textbooks in the past few years.
Although for most of post-colonial India, Akbar has been remembered for upholding an inclusive vision for India, where people from all religions were equal and treated with respect, Modi's India hasn't been kind enough to the celebrated Mughal ruler.
Most Hindu nationalist groups despise the Mughal Empire. They perceive it as an invading force that 'occupied' a cluster of princely states, now known as India, for several centuries. The ruling BJP has almost always milked that distorted narrative for political gains
But Akbar's legacy is untarnishable, as large number of chroniclers, be it locals or foreigners, have cast him in a good light.
Akbar is defined as the man who espoused liberal values, a champion of religious tolerance, who also appreciated art, music and poetry.
He ruled most of the northern, central and western India, carefully navigating India's various religions, castes, ethnicities and tribal affinities. Akbar's inclusive politics helped him win the support of many Hindu leaders. He famously married a Hindu princess, nuptials that many saw in light of Akbar's politics, fortifying his position by embracing Hindus, an overwhelming majority across his realm. Akbar was polygamous in nature with multiple partners. Many historians argue that Akbar married most of his wives for political reasons.
He named the culture of religious syncretism as Din-e Illahi, or the religion of divine. It was a jumble of Islamic, Hindu, Christian and Buddhist teachings with himself as the top deity.
Born in 1542 in Umerkot, which is in today's Pakistan, some sources say that Akbar was 14 when he took the throne, while others say he was 15. His military skills were as good as his diplomatic finesse. He recaptured almost all the territories his father Humayun had lost and also expanded into western and eastern parts of Hindustan, today's India.
Akbarâs grandfather Babur founded the Mughal Empire. He was the descendent of Ghengis Khan. Babur's son and Akbar's father Humayun was removed from the throne by a Pashtun ruler Sher Shah Suri. Humayun was living in exile when Akbar was born. Although Humayun managed to regain power in 1555, he could only rule over his domains for a few months until his death. He was quickly succeeded by Akbar.
Akbar was in power under the regency of Bairam Khan and achieved relative stability as Khan was able to take control of Northern India from the Afghans, managing the army successfully at the Second Battle of Panipat against the Hindu king Hemu. Despite Khanâs loyal service, Akbar dismissed Bairam Khan in 1560 by taking full control of the government.
Akbar was known for rewarding talent, intellect and loyalty without considering ethnic background or religion. His success in expanding and creating his empire lied on his ability to appease people as well as rule the lands he conquered.
For instance, he made an alliance with Rajput rulers who were defeated by him. He did not demand high taxes, which were the norm, allowing them to rule their territories autonomously by creating central governance system.
His practice had brought stability not only for his dynasty but also for the entire region, which had witnessed bloody battles between ambitious kings and princes for over a thousand years.
Akbar has earned accolades for never forcing Indiaâs Hindu majority population to convert to Islam and instead providing lands for them and abolishing the poll tax on non-Muslims. In addition, he translated Hindi literature and also participated in Hindu festivals in Fatehpur Sikri which was designed by Akbar in the Persian style where he built a temple and hosted scholars from various religions frequently including Hindus, Christians, Zoroastrians as well as Muslims. Additionally, Akbar allowed the Jesuits to build a church in Agra.
On many occasions Akbar faced harsh criticism from conservative Muslim leaders of the time. For his secular values, he was sometimes called a heretic.
Many chroniclers have described Akbar as illiterate and yet he cultivated the arts, culture and appreciated all intellectual efforts, sponsoring poets, musicians, artists and engineers in his courts at Delhi.
The most famous ones were Abul Fazl, who authored Akbarnama, Raja Birbal, a singer and musician, and Fagir Aziao-Din and Mullah Do Piaza, the poets who became his advisors.
Akbar's worldview was largely informed by Din-e-Ilahi. Forbidding sins like lustfulness, slander and conceit, it was based on equality amongst all kinds of believers. It seemed like a cult centered around Akbar. Some historians believed it was a part of Akbarâs attempt to absorb other religions into Islam, while others perceived Akbar's religion as a result of his "advisorsâ manipulation," as Akbar's thinking was criticized by several Islamic scholars.
In 1605, Akbar struggled with dysentery. Some believed that it was a possible poisoning. A handful of historians who followed Akbar's life claim that the Sultan abandoned Din-e-Illahi and returned to the orignial teachings of Islam.
But his days were numbered. Before going into a coma, he designated his son Jahangir as his successor. Jihangir forcefully ascended the throne after Akbarâs death.
The place where his tomb was buried was chosen by him in Agra and later built by Jahangir. Akbar took a keen interest in the design of his tomb, many historians say. He died on October 27, 1605 He was buried in Fetahpur Sikri, a small town in India's Uttar Pradesh state.
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The Zonal Office, Chittagong :, Building Name/âASHAâ, R#01, Lane#02, Plot#03, Flat#1/B, Halishahre H/E, Opposite Of SWAPNO, Qrex Diagnostic Road, , Halishahre, Chittagong
Chittagong, 4225
Since 2010, BISCM is the International Standard Institute, having Government approval from Ministry
Chittagong
Chittagong
To Connect youth researchers and pair them with each other.
"BGC Biddyanagar" Chandanaish Chattogram
Chittagong, 4382
Chittagong
The page can be geared towards students , educational, funny and technology
Hazera Toju Degree College, Pataniyagoda, Old Chandgoan Thana, Chottogram
Chittagong
Sajjadul Islam Abed Honours - Finance & banking department National University
M. M Tower(8th Floor), 1105, CDA Avenue, East Nasirabad, Beside Sanmar Ocean City, 4100
Chittagong, 4000
Study in Malaysia-Chattogram is a community for students applying to Malaysia for higher studies based in Chattogram, Bangladesh working with Universities all over Malaysia.