Jamaat-e-Islami has quietly removed its newly unveiled logo just a day after it sparked widespread debate on social media. The redesigned emblem, featuring a rising red sun, book, and pen against a green backdrop, was displayed during Jamaat chief Shafiqur Rahman’s meeting with Spain’s ambassador. However, by the following day, when Rahman hosted Bhutan’s envoy, the logo was gone from his Bashundhara office. The previous logo included a dome with the word “Allah,” the party’s scales symbol, and the phrase Aqimud Deen (Establish the Faith).