Mohammad Selim Uddin, a central executive council member of Bangladesh Jamaat-e-Islami and Ameer of Dhaka North, has called on the new generation to accept global challenges and work for worldwide transformation based on the ideals of the Quran and Sunnah. He made these remarks on Friday morning at a reunion of former members of the student Islamic movement organized by Jamaat-e-Islami Dhaka North’s Hatirjheel region.

Selim Uddin emphasized that human welfare cannot be achieved through man-made laws and that establishing the faith (Deen) is the ultimate purpose of life. He urged unity and perseverance in the mission of upholding Islam, noting that the path of Islamic movements has historically been difficult and filled with oppression. He accused the current Awami League government of killing Jamaat’s top leaders and called on the youth to fulfill the dreams of those he described as martyrs.

The event was presided over by regional director Hemayet Hossain and conducted by assistant regional director Ataur Rahman Sarkar, with several local leaders also addressing the gathering.