On Thursday, Bangladesh Jamaat-e-Islami posted four verses from Surah Al-Muminun on its official Facebook page. The verses, numbered 2 to 5, describe the qualities of true believers, including humility in prayer, avoidance of idle talk, giving of zakat, and maintaining chastity. The post elaborated on the practical aspects of these teachings, linking them to modern contexts such as social media behavior, economic responsibility, and moral discipline.

The article explains that Jamaat-e-Islami’s use of Quranic verses in its communication is consistent with its ideological stance of promoting Islamic values in society and governance. Political analysts view such posts as part of the party’s effort to project itself as a morally upright and disciplined force, distinct from its rivals.

By sharing religious messages instead of direct political statements, the party aims to connect with the religious sentiments of the public, potentially fostering a favorable perception among devout citizens.