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InfoBytesBD Asia
7 years ago
Dhaka based, Ambulance & Dead Body Burial Services Organization, working for social identification of unclaimed, unattended dead bodies & making non-profit arrangements on their proper burial to local graveyards. Also ambulance services offered for affordable small fees. Really Appreciate Their Tasks
Fardaus Hossain
3 years ago
Islamic none profitable organisations ,dead body grave also
Mohammad Shamsul Alam
6 years ago
Love the effort. This is an organisation that does many welfare activities for the Muslim society specially bury Muslim dead bodies. Free ambulance services, orphanage set up are additional activities. The site is just beside Muhhda graveyard and in front of Mugda Medical college. Their activities are appriciating and nice effort. Salute to the fiunders
ALI SALMAN
5 years ago
Anjuman Mufidul Islam is a Bangladeshi welfare organisation founded in 1905. They work for the education of poor Muslims, and established public libraries and arranged debates. In addition to these activities, its important work was to bury unclaimed Muslim dead bodies
Anvir Adil Khan
6 years ago
View from the road The charity organisation newly constructed building
Anjuman Mufidul Islam was established in 1905 in Calcutta, British India, as a voluntary, non-profit, and non-political social welfare organization. It was founded by Sheth Ibrahim Mohammad Dupley, a prominent businessman and philanthropist from Surat. Over the years, notable figures such as Sher-e-Bangla A. K. Fazlul Haque, Syed Nawab Ali Choudhury, H. S. Suhrawardy, and Khawja Nazimuddin, among other influential personalities of the 20th century, served as Presidents, providing leadership to the organization.
Following the independence and partition of British India, Anjuman was established in Dhaka in September 1947 as a branch of its Calcutta office. By 1950, it became an independent institution under the leadership of figures like Habibullah Bahar Choudhury, Justice Hamoodur Rahman, and Justice Abdur Rahman Choudhury. From 1993 to 2011, Al-Hajj A. B. M. G Kibria, a former Inspector General of Police, Ambassador, and Advisor to the Caretaker Government (1990–91), served as the organization's President, contributing significantly to its growth and development. He was succeeded by Mr. Md. Shamsul Haque Chishty, a former Secretary to the Government of Bangladesh.
The current President, Mr. Mufleh R Osmany, a former Foreign Secretary and Ambassador, has undertaken the ambitious project of constructing the eighteen-story Anjuman J. R. Tower in Kakrail, which serves as the organization's headquarters. His leadership continues to drive the progress of Anjuman Mufidul Islam.
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Anjuman J.R Tower, 42 Anjuman Mufidul Islam Road, Kakrail, Dhaka
