Kushtia | March 5, 2026 — FAIR (Friends Association for Integrated Revolution) organized a solemn Iftar and Doa Mahfil in Kushtia today at the FAIR Office. This annual gathering brought together a diverse group of stakeholders, including executive and general members, advisors, well-wishers, and prominent citizens of the city.

Distinguished Gathering and Leadership The program was presided over by Samsun Nahar, Chairman of FAIR. The event saw a notable presence of local journalists, educators, NGO heads, and social leaders, reflecting FAIR’s deep-rooted connection with the local community.

This assembly served as a vital platform for strengthening social bonds and discussing the ongoing socio-economic transformation within the region.

A Moment of Spiritual Reflection Just before the Iftar, a special prayer (Doa) was conducted, seeking the welfare of the nation, the prosperity of the organization, and peace for the global community. The Doa and Monajat were led by Professor Iqbal Ahmed, Advisor to FAIR and former Principal of Amla Government College. His moving words emphasized the values of empathy, unity, and collective responsibility, which are core pillars of FAIR’s mission.

Sustaining Social Impact and Inclusion As an organization dedicated to empowering marginalized communities, FAIR utilized this occasion to reconnect with its partners and long-term supporters. Events like this Iftar and Doa Mahfil in Kushtia reinforce the sustainable impact of donation in

Bangladesh, ensuring that the spirit of giving transcends the holy month of Ramadan. By fostering such gatherings, FAIR continues to champion the rights of the Dalit community in Bangladesh, moving toward a more inclusive society.

“Our goal has always been to bring people together for a common cause—the upliftment of the underprivileged,” stated the FAIR leadership during the exchange of greetings.