Staff Reporter: Faizur Rahman, a student of Jamia Kakkasimul Uloom Dargah Hazrat Shahjalal (RA) Madrasah, Sylhet, is pleased to get hot and quality food in the winter morning. On the occasion of the birthday of Sayem Sobhan Anvir, managing director (MD) of Bashundhara Group, 1 lakh 33 thousand orphans and madrasa students were entertained across the country on Wednesday (January 31). Faizur ate satisfactorily with his friends on the premises of this Madrasa in Sylhet. The sound of praise in his voice after eating. According to him, ‘on birthdays, people spend extravagantly. Bashundhara Group MD has taken the initiative to feed madrasa students on his birthday. It undoubtedly bears the identity of his beautiful and noble mind. Last year also he sent food to the Madrasa. God bless him.’
The teachers are also happy with the enthusiasm of the students. Muhtamim of Madrasa Maulana Mashuk Uddin thanked and said, ‘Basundhara Group MD Sayem Sobhan Anvir is feeding orphan students of Madrasa on his birthday. It is a good deed, a deed of reward. May Allah accept his initiative. Give him more prosperity so that he can do better to people.’
On the occasion of Sayem Sobhan Anvir’s birthday on January 31, delicious food was distributed to underprivileged madrasa students, orphans, and street children in Dhaka, Chittagong, Khulna, Rangpur, Sylhet, and all over Bangladesh. According to Bashundhara Group, 1 lakh 33 thousand 262 children were fed delicious food on MD’s birthday nationwide. In addition to Dhaka city, food was distributed to 89,339 children in Rupganj, Keraniganj, and Savar. 10,200 children were given food in Chittagong, 10,000 in Khulna, 5,000 in Sylhet and Rangpur, 4,000 in Bancharampur, and 2,520 in Madanganj of Narayanganj.
Meanwhile, Sayem Sobhan Anvir was showered with wishes from his devout fans despite expressing his reluctance to organize any kind of grandeur. Hundreds of fans turned up at his residence with flowers and cakes from the early hours of his birthday. From various industrial establishments, businessmen, media personalities, people of various classes and professions congratulated him. Thousands of people have gathered in front of his house since Wednesday morning. Fans came from far and wide with flowers and cakes to greet them. Apart from this, the flood of wishes also flowed through social media.
Happy Orphan Children’s Day
It can be seen that there was no shortage of cooking arrangements for orphan children. The entire arrangement was directly supervised by Sayem Sobhan Anvir himself. This makes Wednesday morning a little different for the orphans. The fragrance of happiness fills their surroundings. An orphan’s plate is full of their favorite food, with a little bit of mother’s love or father’s care as ingredients.
Food was distributed to 450 orphans and poor students at Rahim Metal Madrasa and Orphanage in the Tejgaon industrial area of the capital. Madrasa’s Muhtamim Mufti Nasir Uddin said the distribution of food among orphans and helpless children on the birthday of Bashundhara’s managing director has given a different look to the birthday celebrations. This is a very commendable initiative. This is an example of good character to stand by the helpless people. This is a sign of great piety. May Allah bless his halal business, we pray.
Naimul Islam, an orphan student of this Madrasa, expressed his feelings and said that we were given food during the managing director’s birthday of Bashundhara Group. We feel good to eat. We pray for MD sir that he is well.
On the birthday of MD Bashundhara, in the mood of the festival, a delicious meal was organized for orphans across the country. Every Madrasa prayer is offered to Saim Sobhan Anveer for a long and healthy life.
Also Sayem Sobhan Anvir’s birthday, 10,200 madrasa students were served high-quality food in Chittagong. Delicious food is distributed to every student from Wednesday morning to noon. Extensive preparations started last Tuesday, the previous day, for preparing the food. After cooking in Hathajari Bara Madrasah’s kitchen and a modern convention center in Agrabad, the high-quality food service started at 9 am yesterday. Among them, 8,000 students of Chittagong’s Al Jamiatul Ahlia Darul Uloom Mu’inul Islam (Sixty Thousand Big Madrasa) and 2,200 students of Sholakbahar Madrasa of the city were given these high-quality meals.
Mufti Abu Saeed, the senior teacher of Al Jamiatul Ahlia Darul Uloom Muinul Islam Madrasa, said that hospitality is a work of reward. The hospitality of madrasa students is a greater virtue. Bashundhara Group MD Sayem Sobhan is excellently feeding madrasa students on Anveer’s birthday, which deserves appreciation.
