During Ramadan, people focus on religious practices while sharing spiritual support. Muslims worldwide experience the essential spirit of Ramadan through their shared practice of prayer worship combined with fasting and social festivities. Muslims in our country experience iftars filled with love
Every year on March 12th, a vibrant tradition takes root around the globe: National Plant a Flower Day. National Plant a Flower Day is more than an annual tradition; it's a movement toward a greener, more connected world. We cultivate hope for tomorrow—proving that even the most minor acts
Ramadan, the holy month for Muslims worldwide, is knocking at the door, which is tremendously significant for its nobility to expurgate the lifestyle of this religious people. This is the ninth month of the Islamic calendar, and Muslims observe it with great keenness to obey Islamic norms and sati
Pratul Mukherjee, the renowned lyricist, composer, and musician best known for the song 'Ami Banglay Gaan Gai', passed away on Saturday morning while undergoing treatment at SSKM Hospital in Kolkata. He was 83, reports Anandabazar. Mukherjee’s contributions to Bengali music spanned dec
Khulna, a city flourishing along the Rupsha River, symbolizes Bangladesh's rich medieval history and culture. Just a short journey away lies Bagerhat, a town renowned for its red-domed mosques, large dighis (reservoirs), and medieval heritage. From the visionary endeavours of Hazrat Khan Jahan Ali
Rumi departed from the world in December, precisely on the 17th of the month, but to him and his true lovers, he rejoined his Lord, his whole being, and the universe. He had been waiting for this moment all his life. He was vocal with his words, moving to achieve quiescence. He tried to reach a s
Amidst the clamorous hazard of traffic pollution, fried dim chop, and huddled, narrow streets, the remainder of a Jamdani is sensual to women in the country. The saree is a gentle reminder of the beautiful imperfections of life, like losing stuff unexpectedly and staying somewhat dissatisfied with
There is something about Madras sarees, be it their silky gloss, unique borders, or relation to festivity or culture. Madras sarees resemble the cotton sarees available in Bangladesh, which raises the question of what we are doing with Indian sarees without even knowing. Madras might sound very fam
"When I was a little girl, my father used to buy me books. Panchatantra, Thakumar Jhuli, Bikram and Betal, and Jasimuddin's editorial Folklore collections are few I can remember. Both my grandparents were no more, and my primary source of folktale knowledge came from reading books. But now I see th
From the alleys of Dhaka to Instagram feeds and pop-up markets, a new generation of Bangladeshis is bringing traditional craftsmanship back into the spotlight. In an era of fast fashion, mass-produced and instagrammable goods, there's a twist, young people are embracing handicrafts as a way to stan
There are thoughts that never perish Bright, unfading, through long years So thy memory we cherish Shrined in hope, embalmed in tears. An Epitaph at the Armenian Church. Photo: Fariha Afreen A beautiful, sweet note was written on the epitaph of a 66-year-old lady's grave who died in 2005.
The trustee board of the Kabi Nazrul Institute has been restructured, adding two new members -- writer and journalist Ehasan Mahamud and Nazrul scholar Md Jehad Uddin. The government has reconstituted the eight-member board of trustees under the authority of Section 6 of the Kabi Nazrul Institute
Did you notice the growing craze of Halloween these days? Have you wondered why people dress up as goblins and ghosts? Or why do people dress up in costumes, start hanging spooky decorations, go trick-or-treating or carve pumpkins? Read more to learn the eerie history of Halloween and some unique c
