What if the modern crisis is not technological, but spiritual?
In 'Man and Nature', Seyyed Hossein Nasr argues that today's crises stem from a deeper metaphysical rupture: the loss of the sacred.
A timeless critique of modernity.
Bangla translation coming soon.
Alhamdulillah.
Delighted to share that my Bengali translation of Prof. Seyyed Hossein Nasr’s seminal work Man and Nature: The Spiritual Crisis of Modern Man is set to be published by the Institute of Islamic Thought and Research, soon.
My sincere gratitude to all behind it.
আজ ১৫ই জুন, জুলুমপূর্ণ এই বিশ্বব্যবস্থার বিপরীতে ন্যায়ভিত্তিক নতুন বিশ্বব্যবস্থার প্রস্তাবনা ডি-৮ এর ২৯ তম প্রতিষ্ঠাবার্ষিকী। ডি-৮ এর প্রতিষ্ঠাতা প্রফেসর ড. নাজমুদ্দিন এরবাকানের এই লেখাটি পাঠ করার মাধ্যমে এই বিষয়ে আরো বিস্তারিত জানতে পারবেন।
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IITR International || Seminar with International Scholars-17
Topic: Islamic Studies in the East and West: History, Reflections and the Future
The Institute of Islamic Thought and Research (IITR) is pleased to announce an upcoming international seminar on the theme “Islamic Studies in the East and West: History, Reflections and the Future.” The seminar aims to explore the historical development of Islamic studies across diverse intellectual traditions, critically reflect on its evolving methodologies, and examine future trajectories within an increasingly interconnected global academic landscape.
Since its establishment, the Institute of Islamic Thought and Research has been actively working to strengthen the intellectual and academic ties between Bangladesh and leading centers of knowledge around the world by inviting distinguished scholars and eminent thinkers from diverse international backgrounds. This initiative seeks to foster meaningful scholarly exchange and promote a deeper understanding across academic traditions.
As part of this ongoing effort, the Institute is organizing the above-mentioned international seminar at the University of Dhaka. The event will feature the participation of the American hadith scholar and Intellectual, Professor Dr. Jonathan A. C. Brown.
The seminar will be chaired by the Honourable Managing Director of the Institute of Islamic Thought and Research, Hasan Al Firdaus. Distinguished vice-chancellors and faculty members from various universities will also grace the occasion as guests.
All are cordially invited to attend this international academic seminar.
Event Details:
• Venue: Muzaffar Ahmed Chowdhury Auditorium, University of Dhaka
• Date: Thursday, 30 April 2026
• Time: 9:30 AM – 12:00 PM
Who is the real Donald Trump?
1. Donald Trump does not understand the meaning of honor, dignity, honesty, or martyrdom. These values are concepts that require a moral compass—something he has never possessed.
2. Donald Trump is a proven liar. He lies as he breathes—one lie on the inhale, another on the exhale.
3. For Trump, the truth is not sacred; it is disposable—used when convenient and discarded when inconvenient.
4. Donald Trump does not value human life, including the lives of American servicemen and women. To him, they are little more than props in the theater of his ego—an ego so vast that reality itself struggles to fit inside it.
5. In Trump’s world, ignorance is not a flaw—it is a lifestyle. He speaks with supreme confidence about things he clearly knows nothing about.
6. Trump mistakes volume for strength, insults for intelligence, and bluster for leadership.
7. Trump demands loyalty from everyone around him but practices none—not to truth, not to integrity, not to allies, not even to his own words from yesterday. His only loyalty is upward: to power, to the Zionist project he dutifully serves, and to the billionaire–Epstein class that owns the stage on which he performs.
8. Sometimes one almost feels pity for the orange man. Then you remember the damage he has caused—and pity quickly evaporates.
9. Trump’s greatest talent is turning every institution, every crisis, and every principle into a mirror reflecting only his empty self.
10. Trump will not be remembered in history as a statesman or a leader. Rather, he will be remembered as a warning: what happens when arrogance and hubris replace morality, and when ignorance and recklessness are handed the reins of power.
* গ্রানাডা ট্রাজেডি কীভাবে সংগঠিত হয়েছিল?
* তৎকালীন সময়ের মুসলিম উম্মাহ কেন তাঁদের সাহায্যে এগিয়ে আসতে পারেনি?
* গা/জা ও গ্রানাডার মিল কোথায়?
* মুসলিম উম্মাহ কেন গা/জার সাহয্যে এগিয়ে আসতে পারছে না?
* গা/জা আমাদেরকে কি শিক্ষা দিচ্ছে?
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The Annual Convention–2025 of the Institute of Islamic Thought and Research was held at an auditorium in Dhaka.
The convention took place in a vibrant atmosphere with the presence of faculty members from various universities, students of the institute from different parts of the country, and members of the institute’s Executive Council. The convention was presided over by the institute’s Honorable President, Engineer Ashequr Rahman Saykat.
Following the President’s welcome address, the distinguished invited guests expressed their reflections and delivered important speeches. In addition, coordinators of the institute’s various departments presented their respective annual activities and outlined roadmaps on how these departments would contribute to the revival of knowledge and civilization.
Finally, the day-long convention came to an end with a closing address by the Honorable Managing Director, writer and researcher Hasan Al Firdaus.
Academic Unit || Special Class
Under the supervision of our Academic Unit, a special class was held in our library titled “Orientalism, British Exploitation, and the Intellectual History of Bangladesh in the Post-Independence Era.”
Writer and researcher Fazle Alam led the session.
In the discussion, he emphasized the importance of independent knowledge-making and dialogue beyond Western epistemological frameworks. He also critically challenged various imposed narratives about the history of Bengal. Alongside this, he explained how power-structured language and the coloniality of language continue to shape and influence our collective consciousness.
As an Institute, we are striving to initiate a knowledge movement across Bangladesh. To fulfill this vision, we’re organizing open classes and study circles nationwide.
May Allah grant us the strength to revive knowledge and civilization.
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