Leadership

Guided by the leading Ulamas of our time and wise community members, we strive to provide the right support to our communities as well our students

Born on 1 July 1968 in Sonarkandi village under Sonargaon, Narayanganj district, into a respected Muslim family, he has devoted his life to the service of Hadith, Islamic education, and community development.

He pursued his early education locally before enrolling in renowned Islamic institutions, completing Dawrah Hadith from Darul Uloom Madania (Jatrabari, Dhaka), and earning a Kamil degree in Fiqh and Tafsir. Alongside his religious studies, he completed both Honours and Master’s degrees in Arabic Literature from the University of Dhaka and participated in advanced academic programs at Al-Azhar University, the Islamic University of Madinah, and Imam University.

He began serving as an Imam and Khatib in Dhaka mosques from 1988 and also served as an Assistant Professor at a national Islamic university.

Driven by a passion for Islamic education, he founded multiple institutions, including Ummahatul Mu’minin Women’s Madrasa, several Qur’an memorization schools, and Ummahatul Mu’minin Trust (Waqf), where he serves as Chairman. He has been teaching Hadith for over 28 years and continues to play a leading role in religious, educational, and social service initiatives both locally and internationally.

She received her early Qur’anic and primary religious education up to grade three from her parents. She later enrolled in the fourth grade at Bidhavila Government Primary School in Dhaka and studied up to ninth grade at North Muhammad Shahidullah School in Mirpur-12.

She subsequently enrolled at Jamia Millia Mirpur Women’s Madrasa, where exposure to a senior Muftiya inspired her strong inclination toward Islamic studies. She left general schooling and fully committed to madrasa education, consistently achieving first position in her classes with outstanding results.

Although her parents initially hoped she would pursue medicine, Allah destined her to become a healer of hearts through Islamic knowledge. In 1999, she completed Dawrah Hadith (equivalent to a Master’s degree) with record-breaking marks, securing first position. Notably, she was a student of the second Dawrah Hadith batch at Mirpur Madrasa.

She began her teaching career at Mirpur Madrasa in April 1999. After three years of distinguished service, she joined on 20 April 2002 the Tahrirun Nisa Islamic Arabic Women’s Madrasa—founded by her husband—which is now known as Ummahatul Mu’minin Women’s Madrasa. She continues to serve as Vice Principal and Assistant Director.

From its inception, she has efficiently managed the institution’s internal affairs, contributing significantly to its growth and reputation. She has taught the majority of classical texts from the beginner level up to Dawrah Hadith at both Mirpur Women’s Madrasa and Ummahatul Mu’minin Women’s Madrasa. Her students are now engaged in Islamic service across Bangladesh and around the world. May Allah place barakah in her efforts. Ameen.