Bangladesh Jamaat-e-Islami’s Ameer Dr. Shafiqur Rahman said, since the beginning of the flood, our fellow brothers took the side of the flood victims. Still, we are with the victims with our maximum capacity. Initially, there was no gap with our intention but had suffered from the inadequacy of items. So, we could not reach all at the beginning. We are seeking forgiveness. May Allah forgive us all. We have tried our best. However, we could not assist the 33 lakh people of the Sunamganj district. In our human assistance program, there was no discrimination. We made no differences irrespective of caste, religion, and political identity. In this critical condition, those victims get assistance first, who have been affected by the flood severely. It is an obligation for the faithful to ensure the dignity and honor of another human being. So, let us come forward to help the helpless people ignoring all differences.

He said this while speaking a financial assistance distribution program as the chief guest. This time Sylhet city Jamaat provided assistance to the flood victims who have lost homes during the flood and simultaneously among others fishermen and farmers.

Sylhet city Jamaat Ameer Muhammad Fakhrul Islam presided over the program, which is hosted by city Secretary Shahjahan Ali. Among others, Jamaat’s Assistant Secretary General Advocate Ahasanul Mahboob Zubair, central organizing secretary Professor Fazlur Rahman, Sylhet south organizational district’s former Ameer Maulana Habibur Rahman, Sylhet district south Ameer Principal Abdul Hannan, Sylhet north organizational district Ameer Hafiz Anwar Hossain Khan, Moulovibazar district Ameer Abdul Mannan, Sunamganj district Ameer Maulana Tofayel Ahmed Khan, Habiganj district Ameer Master Abdur Rahman, Sylhet city Jamaat’s former Nayeb-e-Ameer Hafiz Abdul Hie Harun, incumbent Nayeb-e-Ameer Maulana Sohel Ahmad, district south’s Nayeb-e-Ameer and Dokhin Surma Upazila council’s former chairman Maulana Lokman Ahmad, Sylhet north district Secretary and Jointapur Upazila’s former chairman Mohammad Joinal Abedin were also present on the occasion. In the program, Sylhet city Jamaat distributed 1o thousand taka to each of the victims.