Md. Al Amin Hossain Agamon

Shaheed Md. Al Amin Hossain Agamon was born on April 14, 1990, in Napitkhali village of Barguna district. Hossain Al Amin Father Md. Hanif Chishti and mother Mosammat Munia Begum had only one son, Agamon. The only son of nine siblings, he was. Thus, it seems sense that he was a beloved child. In Dhaka, Agamon owned his own store selling computers and cell phones.
He dreamed of becoming a wealthy businessman and building a large home in Dhaka. Additionally, he dreamed of the hungry and impoverished in addition to himself. He used to say that everything we have in life is a gift from Allah Rabbul Alamin, which we should distribute appropriately. We cannot respond to Allah if we merely take pleasure in our wealth. The needy and impoverished have a right to our wealth. We must appropriately exercise those rights. The bullets of the Awami League police and terrorists forced Md. Al Amin Hossain Agaman to leave all of his dreams behind and go to the hereafter.How He Became a martyr
The rapid fall of Sheikh Hasina's autocratic rule of the Awami League seemed unbelievable until August 5, 2024. The historic fall of the world's longest-serving female head of state is a reflection of the Arab Spring in the Middle East, which began in 2010. When anti-authoritarian rebellions protesters overthrew one notorious dictator after another in the region. Her behavior was similar to the aggressive autocratic tendencies and brutal methods of ousted Arab leaders such as Ben Ali of Tunisia, Hosni Mubarak of Egypt. Who knew that even after the fall of the fascist government, it would continue to carry out massacres on ordinary people in this way! More people were being martyred on the day of victory than in the entire anti-discrimination student movement. Sheikh Hasina thought that when I leave, I will make the people of Bangladesh cry as much as possible.
Shaheed Al Amin Hossain Agaman was active in the anti-discrimination student movement from the very beginning. On August 5, after the fascist dictator Sheikh Hasina fled, they were marching in a victory procession from in front of Badda police station to Ganobhaban via the main road. Then at around 5:05 pm, bullets started coming at the procession. Suddenly he was shot in the forehead and fell to the ground. Later, the revolutionary students took him to Dhaka Medical. Family members also received the news and went to Dhaka Medical. Later the doctor examined him and declared him dead. Due to the unusual situation, his father Abu Hanif Chishti (67) took his body to Barguna without delay and buried it in his own village of Napitkhali in Barguna Sadar that night at 11 o'clock.
In fact, no history has been written without the blood of these Shaheeds, the stories of these Shaheeds and the examples of these Shaheeds. By people like these Shaheeds, the nation is established, revived in faith and the victory of thought is achieved.
A friend of the Shaheed said
Al Amin was the favorite of everyone among us. His amicable behavior charmed us. Shaheed Al Amin Hossain Agaman regularly participated in all kinds of social activities. He would rush to help people in the society in any danger. Al Amin was known to everyone as a philanthropist. He was always involved in all good local initiatives. He regularly participated in rallies from the beginning of the movement. Al Amin always told his friends - I want to be a Shaheed.
Father's feelings
I lost my only son. He did not do any wrong, but protested against injustice. My son was dear to everyone. Even then, the dictator Sheikh Hasina killed my son. I demand justice for Sheikh Hasina and all those involved in the murder.
Description of family condition
Abu Hanif Chishti, the 67-year-old father of Al Amin Hossain, owns and operates a generator company in Segunbagicha. During power outages, he provides electricity to a number of local businesses and establishments. His dad had two wives. He and his first and second wives reside in Segunbagicha. In total, Al Amin's father is the father of nine children. Al Amin (25), the sole son, has eight daughters. Agaman Mobile and Computer Point in Bhatara was owned by Al Amin Hossain. The family was supported by the income of Al Amin and his father. He was married 5 years ago and got divorced due to family disputes. Currently he has no wife or children. The loss of their only son has nearly devastated Al Amin's mother, father, and sister. Despite the fact that they are not facing many financial difficulties, they are now powerless after losing their only son. The loss of their only son is almost upon the mother and sister. Despite the fact that they are not facing many financial difficulties, they are now powerless after losing their only son.
Shaheed Al Amin at a Glance
Name : Md. Al Amin Hossain Agaman
Date of Birth : 14-04-1990
Place of Birth : Napitkhali, Barguna Sadar, Barguna
Occupation : Business (Agaman Mobile & Computer Point)
Present Address : House/Locality: 27/C Topkhana Road, Area: Segunbagicha, Thana: Shahbag, District: Dhaka
Permanent Address : Village: Napitkhali, Union: Burirchar, Thana: Barguna Sadar, District: Barguna
Father's Name : Md. Hanif Chishti (67), Generator Businessman
Mother's Name : Munia Begum (55), Housewife
Siblings : 8 Sisters, No Brothers
Marital Status : Married (Divorced)
Assailant : Police
Place and Time of Injury : Azampur, Uttara, 05-08-2024, 5:05 PM
Date, Place, and Time of Death : 05-08-2024, Dhaka Medical College Hospital, 6:00 PM
Funeral : 05-08-2024, 11:00 PM
Burial Place : Napitkhali, Barguna Sadar, Barguna