Says party will oppose threats to public interest

The Jamaat-e-Islami-led 11-Party Alliance will jointly pursue a dual strategy -- acting as an opposition in parliament and in street protests -- while seeking legal redress over alleged irregularities in the 13th parliamentary election, the coalition said yesterday.

11-party alliance alleges manipulation of vote results

Party alleges manipulation, threatens to launch movement against those responsible

Delay in announcing outcomes in certain seats raises questions, he says

Voting environment was festive, says Jamaat leader Ahsanul Mahboob

Shafiqur urges voters to guard polling centres, calls for stricter action by administration

Party describes election as unprecedented

Alleges targeted attacks before election

Seeks EC’s effective role

Says move was aimed at tarnishing its image before elections

Maududi treats normal gender interaction as dangerous, placing the burden on women to withdraw while excusing men from responsibility.

Jamaat-e-Islami Ameer Shafiqur Rahman yesterday pledged to build a “Bangladesh 2.0” by placing the young generation at the forefront of state leadership and carrying out reforms in the judiciary, education, and the economy.

The Ameer of Bangladesh Jamaat-e-Islami, Shafiqur Rahman, has categorically declared that no woman can ever occupy the party’s highest leadership position.

Intimidation can't prevent Jamaat’s victory, says party's Patuakhali-2 candidate

‘We will sit in the passenger seats,’ Shafiqur Rahman says in televised address

At a Dhaka-11 rally, Shafiqur Rahman calls on alliance activists to prevent vote tampering on Feb 12

BNP Chairman Tarique Rahman has rejected a Jamaat-e-Islami suggestion to form a unity government after next week’s election, saying his party expects to secure a mandate on its own.

The upcoming election offers the BNP and the Jamaat-led alliances a rare opportunity to make inroads into constituencies long dominated by the Awami League

Perhaps the most striking, and largely unforeseen, consequence of the fall of the Hasina government has been the surge in support for Jamaat-e-Islami over the past 18 months.