Tk. 96 Million Spent on Humanitarian Welfare Over 13 Years; Tk. 6 Million Distributed This Fiscal Year for Education, Healthcare and Social Assistance; Tk. 500,000 Emergency Flood Relief Fund Announced for Chattogram
Highlighting its continued commitment to humanitarian service, financial transparency, and institutional accountability, the Hazrat Syed Mainuddin Ahmed Maizbhandari Trust presented its audited activities and financial statements covering the past 13 years at its 11th Annual General Meeting (AGM). According to the Trust, a total of Tk. 96 million has been spent on education, healthcare, social welfare, and humanitarian assistance since its establishment. During the current fiscal year alone, approximately Tk. 6 million has been distributed to individuals, educational institutions, healthcare services, and various social welfare initiatives.
In response to the recent devastating floods caused by heavy rainfall in different parts of Chattogram, which the Trust described as a humanitarian crisis, it also announced an emergency initial flood relief fund of Tk. 500,000 to support the affected people.
The 11th Annual General Meeting of the Trust and the Maizbhandari Khalifa Conference were held on Saturday (11 July) at Zamzam Convention Hall, Mirpur-1, Dhaka, with the participation of Khalifas, trustees, delegates, Islamic scholars, academics, social workers, devotees, and leaders of various social and religious organizations from different districts across the country.
The meeting was chaired by the Sajjadanashin of Maizbhandar Darbar Sharif, Managing Trustee and Chairman of the Hazrat Syed Mainuddin Ahmed Maizbhandari Trust, Dr. Sayed Saifuddin Ahmed Al Hasani Maizbhandari.
Presenting the annual report, Advocate Kazi Mohsin Chowdhury, Secretary General of the Trust, stated that since its inception, the Trust has prepared its financial statements through an independent audit every year and presented them before the members at the Annual General Meeting. He said that transparency, accountability, and good governance remain the fundamental principles guiding the Trust’s operations.
He further informed the meeting that during the current fiscal year, approximately Tk. 6 million had been distributed for education, healthcare, individual assistance, and various social welfare programmes. Over the past 13 years, the Trust’s total expenditure on humanitarian welfare has reached Tk. 96 million, benefiting underprivileged and needy people across different regions of the country.
In his presidential address, Dr. Sayed Saifuddin Ahmed Al Hasani Maizbhandari said that the teachings of the Maizbhandari Tariqah extend far beyond spiritual practice; they represent a comprehensive philosophy of humanitarian service founded upon love for humanity, moral excellence, self-purification, tolerance, and the noble ideals of Prophet Muhammad (PBUH).
He stated that at a time when the world is facing a crisis of values, social division, and humanitarian challenges, there is no alternative to spiritual consciousness, moral education, and organized humanitarian service. He emphasized the need to further institutionalize and strengthen initiatives in education, healthcare, youth development, and social protection.
Expressing deep concern over the flood situation in Chattogram, he announced an emergency relief fund of Tk. 500,000 on behalf of the Trust. He said that food supplies, safe drinking water, medicines, and other essential humanitarian assistance would be delivered promptly to affected families through the Trust’s district representatives in Chattogram.
He also called upon philanthropists, business leaders, industrialists, and social workers to stand beside the Hazrat Syed Mainuddin Ahmed Maizbhandari Trust, emphasizing that strengthening organized humanitarian efforts and expanding services to people in distress is a pressing need during times of disaster.
The meeting also discussed the Trust’s future action plans, the audited financial report, the expansion of humanitarian programmes, and the promotion of the Maizbhandari ideals both at home and abroad.
Shahzada Syed Mehbub Mainuddin Al Hasani, executive director of the trust attended the programme as the Special Guest. Among those who addressed the gathering were Mohammad Alamgir Khan, Central Secretary General of Anjuman-e-Rahmania Mainiya Maizbhandariya and a Trustee Member; Professor Shahid Manzur; Shah Sufi Hazrat Zahurul Mobaraki; Maulana Mufti Baki Billah Al-Azhari; Maulana Ruhul Amin Bhuiyan Chandpuri; Khalifa Kabir Chowdhury; along with other distinguished Islamic scholars, academics, and organizers.
The speakers observed that a humane and sustainable society can only be built through the integration of moral education, spiritual consciousness, social harmony, and institutional humanitarian initiatives. They emphasized the importance of expanding social programmes in education, healthcare, youth development, and disaster response.
The conference concluded with a special Munajat led by Dr. Sayed Saifuddin Ahmed Al Hasani Maizbhandari, praying for peace, security, and prosperity for the country, the nation, the Muslim Ummah, and all humanity.
The programme was moderated by Mawlana Mufti H. M. Maksudur Rahman and Didarul Hoque Rimon.
Hazrat Syed Mainuddin Ahmed Maizbhandari Trust (SMART)
Date: 13 July 2026