The holiest and most blessed night for Muslims, known as Lailatul Qadr or Shab-e-Qadr, will be observed across the country on Saturday night with solemnity and religious fervor.
Muslim devotees will spend the night seeking divine blessings for the peace and progress of the country and the Muslim Ummah.
According to the holy Quran, this night is superior to a thousand nights as it marks the revelation of the Quran to the greatest Prophet Hazrat Muhammad (pbuh), guiding mankind towards worldly and eternal emancipation.
Devout Muslims typically spend the night offering special prayers, reciting from the holy Quran, holding milad mahfils, engaging in zikr, and performing other religious rituals at mosques and in their homes.
They also visit graveyards to seek divine blessings for the departed souls of their loved ones.
Newspapers will publish special articles, while state-run Bangladesh Betar, Bangladesh Television, and private television channels will air special programs highlighting the significance of Lailatul Qadr.
