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Islami Yuba Andolan Announces Mansur Saqi and Rahmatullah as New Leadership for 2027–28 Session

Mufti Mansur Ahmad Saqi Elected Central President and Mufti Rahmatullah Bin Habib Named Secretary General at 6th National Youth Convention in Dhaka

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Political Desk • 26 Sept • 2 min read

Islami Yuba Andolan Announces Mansur Saqi and Rahmatullah as New Leadership for 2027–28 Session
Islami Andolan Bangladesh Amir Mufti Syed Muhammad Rezaul Karim announces the new central executive committee of Islami Yuba Andolan Bangladesh at the Engineers Institution in Dhaka.

Islami Yuba Andolan Bangladesh has officially announced its new central leadership for the 2027–2028 tenure, electing Mufti Mansur Ahmad Saqi as Central President and Mufti Rahmatullah Bin Habib as Secretary General.

The new committee was unveiled during the organization's 6th National Youth Convention held at the Engineers Institution Auditorium in Ramna, Dhaka, on Friday (September 25, 2026). Islami Andolan Bangladesh Amir Mufti Syed Muhammad Rezaul Karim, popular as Charmonai Pir, dissolved the outgoing committee and solemnly announced the incoming leadership. Outgoing Secretary General Mufti Mansur Ahmad Saqi succeeds Atiqur Rahman Mujahid as Central President, while outgoing Joint Secretary General Mufti Rahmatullah Bin Habib steps up as Secretary General. Additionally, A H M Alauddin and Advocate Bayezid were appointed as Vice Presidents. Addressing the gathering, party leadership emphasized the role of youth activists during the July Mass Uprising and called on members to prepare for upcoming local government elections and national rebuilding initiatives under Shariah principles.

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