The National Ulama Alliance (NUA) has announced significant leadership restructuring, appointing Mufti Inzimamul Islam as the acting member secretary and Mufti Mahmud Hasan as the acting organizing secretary. The decision was finalized during an urgent central general meeting convened following the acceptance of former member secretary Maulana Sanaullah Khan's resignation. The meeting, held in the capital, brought together key leaders and members of the organization to deliberate on the future administrative direction and upcoming activities.
The high-level meeting was chaired by the founding convener of the alliance, Maulana Ashraf Uddin Mahdi Azhari. During the session, members reviewed the organizational charter and discussed the prevailing socio-religious dynamics. Following an open discussion and democratic voting process among the present members, the resignation of Maulana Sanaullah Khan was officially accepted, leaving the post vacant. Subsequently, through a majority vote, the assembly elected the new acting executives to steer the organization forward.
Newly appointed acting member secretary Mufti Inzimamul Islam is a prominent religious scholar currently serving as the chairman of the Shariah Majlish of Rahbar Advisory and the Khatib of Baitur Rashid Jamias Mosque in Dhaka. He completed his Dawra-e-Hadis from the renowned Gowhardanga Madrasa and Ifta from Jamia Rahimia Arabia Madrasa. His extensive background in Islamic jurisprudence and institutional leadership is expected to invigorate the alliance's administrative capabilities.
Meanwhile, acting organizing secretary Mufti Mahmud Hasan serves as a Muhaddis at Jamia Mohiussunnah Madrasa in Jatrabari and directs the Islamic Scholars Academy. Having completed his Dawra-e-Hadis in 2008 from Jamia Rahmania Arabia and his Ifta from Jamiatul Asad, he brings robust academic and organizational credentials to his new role, aimed at strengthening grassroots engagement and structural unity within the alliance.
The meeting concluded with a renewed pledge by the leadership to safeguard the legitimate rights and social dignity of the Ulama community, while ensuring their meaningful representation in mainstream civic and sociopolitical discourse. The founding leaders emphasized the importance of collective action and steadfast commitment to national and religious values. Further updates on the organization's expanded committees and upcoming nationwide outreach programs are expected to be announced in due course.
