Al-Hatim Hajj Group Celebrates 7th Anniversary in Feni.

Jahangir Alam, Staff Reporter ​Commitment to ensuring comprehensive services for pilgrims based on authentic Aqeedah and Sunnah was reiterated at the 7th anniversary celebration of Al-Hatim Hajj Group. On this occasion, a discussion and exchange-of-views meeting was organized in honor of Islamic scholars and dignitaries of Feni. ​The event was held on Saturday night (August 8) at a local restaurant in Feni city, presided over by S. M. Masum Billah, Managing Director of the group. Prominent religious figures and representatives of civil society in Feni attended the program. ​Speaking at the event, guests emphasized that Hajj is not merely a physical journey, but a sacred act of worship to gain the pleasure of Almighty Allah. They stated that the primary responsibility of Hajj agencies should be serving pilgrims with honesty and trustworthiness, rising above commercial interests. The core objective of these agencies must be facilitating worship by providing proper religious guidance and training. ​Distinguished guests who addressed the meeting included: ​Maulana Nur Mohammad: Khatib, Tamijia Jame Mosque ​Maulana Saiful Islam Mujaddedi: Khatib, Daroga Bari Jame Mosque ​Maulana Hafez Zakir Hossain: President, Feni District Hafez Parishad ​Maulana Taiyab Sultani: Khatib, Mohipal Central Mosque ​Advocate Aminul Haq Bhutto: Lawyer, Feni Judge Court ​The speakers highly praised Al-Hatim Hajj Group for its service over the past seven years and offered constructive suggestions to further enhance service quality in the future. ​In his presidential address, S. M. Masum Billah said, "Our primary goal is to treat the service of pilgrims as a sacred trust. Al-Hatim Group remains committed to ensuring that pilgrims can perform their rituals in a safe and peaceful environment while staying in the holy cities of Makkah and Madinah." ​The event concluded with a special prayer (Doa and Munajat) seeking peace, prosperity, and well-being for the nation and the global Muslim Ummah.