24 more people went to perform Umrah on Bashundhara's initiative

24 pilgrims are leaving for Saudi Arabia in the fourth caravan on Saturday to perform Umrah Hajj. Sayem Sobhan Anveer, Chief Advisor of Baitul Mukarram National Mosque Musalli Committee, Bajus President and Managing Director of Bashundhara Group, is giving Hajj to these low-income Muslims with their own funding.

The fourth caravan of Hajj is leaving for Saudi Arabia on Saturday (February 25) at quarter to eight in the morning.

On Friday (February 24) night, a prayer ceremony was held at Baitul Mukarram National Mosque Musalli Committee office with the fourth caravan of Muslims.

Umrah pilgrims, everyone involved in this activity, Bashundhara Group, Sayem Sobhan Anveer, his family, along with special prayers and prayers were offered for the good of the country and the decade. Various materials including Punjabi, Tasbi were handed over to the pilgrims on their way to Umrah by Baitul Mukarram National Mosque Musalli Committee.

Sayem Sobhan, chief advisor of Baitul Mukarram National Mosque Muslim Committee, thanked Anvir for the opportunity to perform Umrah. Omar.

He said, I cannot afford to perform Umrah. The Chief Adviser has given us this opportunity, for him and his family I will pray for the fast of Rasool (pbuh).

The prayer meeting was also attended by Baitul Mukarram National Mosque Muslim Committee General Secretary Mizanur Rahman Manik, Organizational Secretary Nasiruddin Ghazi, Bashundhara Group's Umrah Coordinator Md. Amir Hossain Mia.

Incidentally, 86 Muslims have already performed Umrah Hajj with the funding of Saim Sobhan Anveer, Chief Advisor of Baitul Mukarram National Mosque Muslim Committee, Bajus President and Managing Director of Bashundhara Group. On December 4, the first 26 out of 104 people were sent for Umrah Hajj. They completed Umrah and returned home safely. Then 33 people in the second convoy on December 26 and 27 pilgrims in the third phase on January 5 returned home after performing Umrah Hajj in Saudi Arabia.