Prominent Islamic scholar Sheikh Ahmadullah has shared guidance on voting ahead of Bangladesh’s 13th National Parliamentary Election. Speaking on his YouTube channel, he urged citizens to vote for honest and competent candidates based on their conscience. He explained that if a voter sincerely tries to identify the right person but later finds the choice was wrong, there will be no blame before Allah. Ahmadullah emphasized that the duty of a voter is to select the best available candidate, not to ensure anyone’s victory.

He further stated that votes are never wasted, even if a good person receives few. Such votes can encourage future progress and strengthen honest candidates over time. He cautioned against avoiding good candidates out of fear that they might lose, warning that this mindset allows corrupt individuals to dominate politics.

Ahmadullah concluded by advising voters to support those who protect faith, Islamic values, and national welfare, and to avoid being tempted by money or personal gain, describing voting as a sacred trust before Allah.