Hefazat -e -Islam Bangladesh has expressed regret for the term 'unwanted offensive' of the two speakers at the General Assembly organized by Hefazat -e -Islam on May 7. The organization said no offensive word does not support custody.
The organization's joint secretary Maulana Azizul Haque Islamabad said this in a statement signed by Maulana Afsar Mahmud, secretary of the organization.
In the statement, Azizul Haque said, “In our gathering, the two speakers have made objectionable words that we do not support. If anyone is injured in it, we are sincerely regretting them. '
He said, “At the same time, we also urged the scholars of the secular progressive genre who have been critically” militant “,” fundamentalist “,” religious “and” communal “and” communal “. And we did not forget who encouraged the Awami Fascist power in the genocide of Shapala Square. '
Azizul Haque added, “We do not have the question of hatred for women. It is just foolishness to look at the ideological fight in the form of “hatred towards women”. We are saying again that according to the religious law, we are also interested in the renovation of women to protect the rights of women. But in the beginning, a group of NGOs were formed with a group of NGO-based feminists, excluding scholars and other religious experts. As a result, exclusive reports have been prepared where the interests and ideology of secular progressive women have been kept, but the religious thoughts and considerations of the devout greater women have been ignored. There is no opportunity to accept this discrimination. '
“The politics of our” feminist “slander by the fierce Islamist group is very old,” he said. However, the number of students is increasing at a significant rate every year in our women Kawami Madrasas across the country. Thousands of marginalized and disadvantaged girls of the society have also been provided for free and food, security and religious education in these madrasas, free from government allocation. As a result, we also have a significant contribution to the increase in the literacy rate of women in this country. '
However, the statement also said that the social contribution of the scholars and scholars is not recognized, “We think that our social role and religious position are the obstacles to implementing the Western agenda of the women of this country in the modern system. But if we exaggerate on religious issues, we will not discount. '
