The debate regarding religion and law has once again intensified in the politics of Bangladesh. Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP) General Secretary Mirza Fakhrul Islam Alamgir said that no law will be allowed to be made in the country outside the Quran and Sunnah. This statement has come at a time when the country is moving towards the upcoming elections and political parties are trying to woo the public with their respective agendas.

Matter of law within the scope of Quran and Sunnah
Mirza Fakhrul Islam Alamgir, in a meeting with religious scholars in Thakurgaon Sadar Upazila on Sunday, said that a group is deliberately spreading the misconception that BNP does not want laws based on Quran and Sunnah. He clarified that the truth is the opposite and BNP always wants to remain within the ideals of Quran and Sunnah. According to him, ‘Islam is a religion of peace and we want peace. Through this election we want to create a new Bangladesh in a peaceful environment.

BNP General Secretary said that about 90 percent of the country’s population is Muslim and BNP has played the biggest role in protecting the religious values ​​and culture of all the citizens. He alleged that various types of propaganda are being spread against the party and attempts are being made to mislead people.

Serious allegations on the current situation of the country

Mirza Fakhrul said that the country is currently going through a critical phase and ‘evil forces’ are conspiring to spread confusion, agitation and unrest. He claimed that in the last 15 years, democratic institutions were weakened, the economy was damaged, banks were looted and money was smuggled abroad. According to him, to maintain power, such laws were made which ended people’s freedom of expression.

Elections, repression and reference to the past
He alleged that political parties as well as Ulemas and scholars were arrested, tortured and even hanged. Referring to the 2024 mass movement, he said that about two thousand students were shot dead and blood was shed on the streets of Dhaka. He also raised the issue of former Prime Minister Begum Khaleda Zia being kept in jail for six years in ‘false cases’ and not getting proper medical facilities.

Taslima Nasreen’s sharp reaction
Writer and human rights activist Taslima Nasreen has given a sharp reaction to this stance of BNP. He wrote on social media that BNP wants to become a bigger party than Jamaat-e-Islami by wearing ‘Muslim cap’. According to Taslima Nasreen, if laws based on Quran and Hadith are implemented then women and non-Muslims will suffer the most. He claimed that such laws would end the rights and freedom of expression of women, minorities and progressive thinkers.

‘Religious law is against civilization’- Taslima
Taslima Nasreen said that there are no religious laws in any ‘civilized country’. In his words, religious laws are anti-human rights, anti-women, anti-equality, against science and modernity and promote hatred, violence and discrimination in the society.

Bangladesh has been burning in the fire of violence for a long time. Recently, after the death of student leader Sharif Usman Hadi, violence was seen in many areas including Dhaka. During this period, several media institutions, cultural centers and political offices were attacked. After all, why is violence not stopping in Bangladesh? Taslima Nasreen has given her opinion on this.

Taslima told the truth behind her violence

Bangladeshi exiled writer Taslima Nasreen has presented the truth of such situation in her country to the world. He wrote in a post on X, ‘The country has been burning in the fire of discontent for a long time. This is not because of the fight between Awami League and BNP, nor because of the fight between Hasina and Yunus, nor because of the fight between Udichi and scoundrels, nor because of the fight between Hindus and Muslims. This is actually something else.

The country has long been burning in the fire of discontent, but this is not because of the conflict between the Awami League and the BNP, not because of the conflict between Hasina and Yunus, not because of the conflict between Chhayanaut/Udichi and miscreants, and not because…

— taslima nasreen (@taslimanasreen) December 24, 2025

Conflict between secularism and religious fanaticism: Taslima

Taslima Nasreen further writes, ‘The real reason for the quarrel is something else. The real fight is between two ideologies. This fight is between secularism and religious fanaticism. This is a conflict between rationalism and fundamentalism. There is a struggle between truth and lies. There is a struggle between light and darkness. There is a conflict between progressivism and reactionism.

He said, ‘It is a struggle between intelligence and ignorance. There is a struggle between civilization and barbarism. There is a struggle between humanity and cruelty. There is a conflict between free thinking and superstition. This is a fight between two types of people. Those who want to move forward and those who want to go backward.

Bomb blast in Dhaka in the evening

On one hand the writer is seeing her country going into darkness, while on the other hand the situation remains the same. Evidence of this was seen on Wednesday after the news of a bomb blast in the capital Dhaka. Many people have been injured and one person has died in this blast. There was panic in the area after the incident. The blast took place in Mogabazar of the capital. The miscreants fled after throwing the bomb.

The situation in Bangladesh has been sensitive for some time now.

The situation in Bangladesh has remained very sensitive for the last few months. Recently, the atmosphere has become very serious due to the death of youth leader Usman Hadi and then the mob lynching of a Hindu worker. Hadi was shot by masked gunmen during an election campaign in Dhaka’s Bijoynagar area on 12 December and died while undergoing treatment in Singapore on 18 December. At the same time, on the night of 18 December, Hindu youth Dipu Chandra Das was murdered.

Taslima nasrin on pahalgam terror attack: The exiled Bangladeshi writer Taslima Nasreen, while counting the similarities between the Pahalgam terror attack and the terrorist attacks in Dhaka in 2016, said on Sunday that “As long as Islam is, there will be terrorism.” In a session of Delhi Sahitya Mahotsav, the author of “Lajja” Taslima Nasreen also said that “Islam has not developed in 1,400 years”

He said, “As long as it remains, it will continue to give birth to terrorists. Muslims were killed in the 2016 Dhaka attack because they could not read Kalma. When faith is allowed to dominate logic and humanity, this is what happens. ”On April 22, 26 people were shot dead by terrorists at a tourist destination in Pahalgam, Jammu and Kashmir, most of which were tourists. On July 1, 2016, a group of terrorists opened fire on Holi Artisan Bakery in Dhaka, killing 29 people.

Taslima Nasreen made this big statement

Some of the survivors and eyewitnesses in the Pahalgam attack have claimed that the attackers asked people to read “Kalma” and shot those who did not do so. Taslima Nasreen said, “As long as Islam remains, terrorism will remain.”

Taslima Nasreen said, “The church has turned into a museum in Europe, but Muslims are busy building mosques everywhere.” There are thousands of mosques and they want to build more mosques. They produce jihadis. There should not be madrasas. Children should read all books, not just one. ”Nasreen has been living a lifeless life in Sweden, America and India since 1994 after blasphemy allegations.

“I love India, it feels like a home.”

He said, “I am a permanent resident of America and have been there for 10 years, but I always felt like an outsider. I felt like home only after coming to Kolkata. After being expelled from West Bengal, I felt the second house in Delhi. This country has given me the familiarity that could not give my own country. “Taslima Nasreen said,” I love India. It sounds like a home. ”

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