After the Fajr prayer, the first phase of Biswa Ijtema begins with Am Bayan

The Dhaka Times Desk The first phase of the 3-day Vishwa Ijtema began today (Friday) on the banks of the Turag river in Tongir. Devout devotees from different parts of the country and abroad have already come to Ijtemasthal.

Although the Ijtema activities started informally with the Baad Fajr Aam Bayan, yesterday (Thursday) the work of Ijtema started with the Aam Bayan from Baad Asr.

The followers of Maulana Zubair participated in the Ijtema of the first phase. They took position in the Ijtema Maidan according to the Jelawari specific Khita. A special tin-roofed room has also been arranged for foreign worshipers in the western part of the Maidan. Apart from the Ijtema Maidan, law enforcement personnel are being deployed at specific points. Dhaka and Gazipur Metropolitan Police have taken various measures to decongest the roads and highways. Additional beds in medical camps and hospitals and sufficient ambulances have been prepared. 5 pairs of special trains will run to and from Ijtema. RAB helicopters will patrol the sky. All movements will be monitored from CC cameras and tall watch towers.

Like every other time, this time also the ground of Vishwa Ijtema will be covered by security. A senior police officer said that Bangladesh Police has the ability and confidence to face any kind of challenge.

The security of Ijtema will include bomb disposal unit, SWAT team, dog squad, explosive training team, triam scene, burglary, robbery, robbery and police training team, naval fleet and helicopter patrols.

The Biswa Ijtema will conclude the first phase (with the participation of Zobair worshipers) with the final prayer on Sunday, February 4. After a break of 4 days, on February 9, followers of Delhi's Nizamuddin Markaz (Saad Panthi) will participate in the second phase of Vishwa Ijtema. This episode of Biswa Ijtema will conclude on Sunday, February 11, with the final prayer.

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