The Printing Press as Haram: The Evolving Debate on Permissibility and Prohibition | Islam & Muslims Series
When the religious edict (fatwa) declaring the printing press haram (prohibited) was issued, it came from none other than the …
Article/Opinion
The Boishakh New Year Festival: For Whom Is It Intended, and for Whom Is It Not? | My Culture Series
Pohela Boishakh, or the New Year festival, belongs fundamentally and predominantly to the Bengali people. The essence of this festival …
Cultivating Excellence: The Path to Becoming an Exceptional CIO
In an ever-evolving technological landscape, businesses depend on strong leadership to navigate the digital frontier. As Chief Information Officers (CIOs) …
Chief Belief Officer: A Role Rooted in Mythology and Business Transformation
In the evolving landscape of corporate leadership, unconventional roles are emerging to address the nuanced needs of modern organisations. One …
Bidyanondo Foundation’s Zakat
I do not quite like the way Bidyanondo Foundation is handling Zakat funds.However, since they are doing it, I must …
The Online Space Has Become Polluted – No Use Shouting, Seek a Cure
The online space has become polluted – but shouting about it achieves nothing. This article is meant for mature readers. …
Why the 7th March Speech is Pivotal—and Why It Was Suppressed for 21 Years
On the 7th of March, at the historic Suhrawardy Udyan in Dhaka, Sheikh Mujibur Rahman, the leader of the Awami …
What Cultural Hegemony Is Actually Shaping Bangladesh’s Youth?
Whenever discussions arise about youth culture in Bangladesh, a familiar accusation quickly surfaces: “Indian cultural aggression.” This claim has been …
When the State Becomes a New God and Patriotism a Performance | Islam and Muslims Series
Have we ever calmly reflected upon this—can love for the very soil we stand on, the country that gives us …
Digital Bangladesh: How Bangabandhu’s Vision Inspires Sheikh Hasina’s Enduring Journey
The daughter of Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman has led Bangladesh to the realisation of the dream her father had cherished …