Mufti Ruhul, Baitul Mukarram's new khatib Waliyur in hiding

Maulana Mufti Ruhul Amin, Khatib of Baitul Mukarram National Mosque went into hiding after the overthrow of the Sheikh Hasina government in the student uprising. For that reason, the Ministry of Religion has assigned a new khatib to lead prayers there. Dr. Hafez Maulana got the responsibility of the new khatib there. Mufti Waliur Rahman Khan.

On Thursday (August 29) the matter was confirmed by the Secretary of the Ministry of Religion. A. Hamid Jamaddar.

He said that the khatib of Baitul Mukarram is not coming to the mosque to offer prayers after August 5. He did not attend even after serving a show cause notice. So a new person has been given the responsibility to lead the prayer.

It is known, Hafez Maulana Dr. Mufti Waliyur Rahman Khan has performed the duty of Khatib for the last two Fridays as well. He has been working for 18 years as Muhaddis (5th Grade) in Islamic Foundation Bangladesh. He obtained his PhD degree from Islamic University (Kushtia).

Dr. Mufti Waliyur Rahman Khan is the former Secretary General and Life Vice President of Bangladesh Qoumi Madrasa Education Board Befak, the Principal of Faridabad Jamia and Darul Uloom Mirpur-6 Madrasas and the former Vice Principal of Jamia Imdadia, the second son of former Member of Parliament Hazrat Maulana Ataur Rahman Khan.

He studied at Jamia Imdadiya in Kishoreganj from Hifzul Qur'an to the highest level of Qaumi Madrasah Dawarae Hadith. Besides, Kamil passed with honors from Dhaka Nesaria Kamil Madrasa. A Master's (MA) degree from a university. He received the Ifta (Mufti) certificate from Jamia Hussainia Arzabad Madrasa, one of the top Qaumi madrasas in the country, in the capital city of Dhaka.

The 43rd king of Saudi Arabia, Abdul Aziz, in the International Hefzul Qur'an and Tafsir competition. Mufti Waliur Rahman Khan served as judge. Besides, he has earned the trust of all concerned as a judge in various sessions of the OIC Youth Korat Competition and the National Children's Qur'an Competition.

Earlier, he represented Bangladesh in Hefjul Qur'an and various conferences held in Egypt, Jordan, Algeria and Saudi Arabia.