BDT 147,000 support for Rais Chacha’s mosque after fraud.

Completed January 10, 2026
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Have we forgotten that humble farmer, Rais Uddin Chacha, from Singra, Natore? The man who once lost everything to the cruel fraud of counterfeit money—he did not cry in front of the camera; he cried before Allah. His broken tears spread across the country that day and touched countless hearts. Today, Allah has wiped away those tears. After performing Umrah, Rais Uddin Chacha has returned with renewed faith, new light, and new hope.

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After coming back, he did not ask for anything for himself—no land, no house, no money. Instead, he expressed a single wish: to beautify the local mosque in his area with tiles, so that people in the village can stand before Allah in a cleaner, more peaceful, and respectful environment. To fulfill the dream of this elderly man, Alhaj Shamsul Hoque Foundation stepped forward. ।Through our innovative initiative “HelpNHelper,” a total of BDT 147,000 was provided in two phases by the Chairman of the foundation, Muhammed Nasir Uddin. However, a dream is never fulfilled alone—it comes true when many hearts come together. A mosque is not just a structure of bricks and stones; it is the house of Allah, a place of peace, and the safest refuge for the faithful.
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