The RMG Times report, published on Sunday, April 2, 2023, showcases the Adifa Memorial Trust’s empathetic actions for needy children during Ramadan. While Eid preparations occupy most, including shopping for new attire, numerous underprivileged kids view Eid’s joy as unattainable, unable to afford new clothing. The Adifa Memorial Trust, motivated to spread Eid joy, launched a significant effort to give iftar and new Eid outfits to orphans and disadvantaged children. This effort began with an event on April 1, 2023, at Narayanganj’s Chashara Railway Station, benefiting around fifty children from the “Red-Green Flag Sri Shubha Chandra Primary Children’s School,” in partnership with the local volunteer group “Prithibir Musafir.”
Mr. Abdul Alim, the Trust’s leader and executive, dedicated his time to these children, distributing iftar and new Eid garments, bringing immeasurable happiness to their faces. Mr. Alim discussed the daily challenges these children endure, highlighting their undimmed spirit, evident from their enthusiastic national anthem renditions. He gratefully acknowledged the anonymous benefactors whose contributions made the event possible.
The narrative also commends Mr. Sri Shubha Chandra, who established the school on a railway platform, offering these kids the chance to study outdoors. Mr. Alim pointed out the disparity in how society’s well-off focus on their progeny’s future, overlooking the plight of the less fortunate. He vowed that the Adifa Memorial Trust would persistently back such commendable causes.
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On April 7, 2023, the Adifa Memorial Trust organized iftar and dinner for the students of Darus Sunnah Hifz Madrasa in Kaliakair, Latifpur, and the students of Rasulpur Chaotul Hera Hafizia Nurani Madrasa and orphanage in Ghatail Upazila. This initiative, part of the Trust’s broader effort to bring smiles to the faces of orphans, madrasa students, and street children during the holy month of Ramadan, reflects its commitment to supporting the underprivileged. In addition to providing iftar and dinner at the Kaliakair Darus Sunnah Hifz Madrasa, the event also featured Quran recitation, Hamd-Naat, and Azan competitions, with the Trust’s founder and president, Abdul Alim, distributing awards to the winners. Meanwhile, the iftar event at the Rasulpur Chaotul Hera Hafizia Nurani Madrasa and orphanage saw significant participation from notable community members, including the managing director of Alok Healthcare Limited, Lokman Hossain, who joined the students for iftar. A prayer session for the nation’s welfare was held before the iftar.
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On April 14, 2023, the Adifa Memorial Trust organized iftar and dinner for orphans and students at Ashulia’s Joygunnesa Jamiatul Ulum Madrasa and Uttara’s Jami’a Mahmudia Islamia Orphanage Madrasa. These events, featuring Quran recitation and Hamd-Naat competitions, are part of the Trust’s efforts to support madrasa students and street children during Ramadan. The Trust’s President, Abdul Alim, awarded prizes to competition winners, with around 200 attendees, including students, teachers, and members of the madrasa management committee. The HR & Compliance Society of Bangladesh (HCSB) helped organize the iftar for 150 orphans and students at Diabari madrasa. Abdul Alim thanked “We for Humanity (Friends)” and the HCSB for their support and announced the donation of Islamic books to the madrasas’ libraries, reaffirming the Trust’s ongoing commitment to the students’ welfare. https://www.rmgtimes.com/editors-choice/13842/আশুলিয়া-ও-ডিয়াবাড়ীতে-এতি/
