Starting January 12, the first phase of the 12th anniversary of the world's largest gathering of Muslims is being held. Meanwhile, preparations for the Iztema preparations on the Turag shore of Tongi have been completed, organizers said. Nearly 5,000 policemen will be deployed to protect the security of the incoming Muslims, along with all kinds of security equipment, including the Watch Tower CC camera.
Such instances of volunteerism are rarely seen. Tongi's Turag Arrow, on the same acre as the figure. The preparations for the 12th session of the Iztema are underway throughout the grounds.
From child to old, voluntary labor is being given. This time, the poles are being permanently installed in the field to provide uninterrupted electricity. Light and sound systems are being constructed throughout the wire. In addition to increasing the number of toilets to disrupt the worship of the incoming and foreign Muslims, six floating bridges have been constructed on the Turag River with the help of the army.
Work is still underway to build the main stage of the Iztema. As well as moving the rest of the field to the samiana. Workers said people were being lined up to make sure there were no problems. God is giving us the opportunity. So I am working from the mind. We are working not to do anything in the world but to succeed in the Hereafter.
This time Iztema will be held in two parts. Religious Muslims will take part in the first phase, and in the second phase, 3 districts. Muslims from the rest of the district will take part next year. Apart from this, Muslims from around five countries will also attend Ijtema.
In addition to the CC cameras, the entire field will be enclosed in a security mat. The police will be in white clothes with white clothes. Additional DIG. Anwar Hossain said there was no security shortage. We will all strive to come and worship God in a peaceful way. The second phase of the 7-day World Ijtema will begin on January 5, with a four-day break after the final prayer of the first episode on January 5th.