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🕊️ July 2024 Martyr
Md: Imtiaz Ahmed Jabir
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Name

Md: Imtiaz Ahmed Jabir

📅 Date of Birth

17 October, 2004

🕊️ Date of Martyrdom

26 July, 2024

🗺️ Division

Khulna

📍 District

Jessore

👤 Short Biography

Profession: Student, BBA-65, Southeast University, Dhaka
Place of Martyrdom: Dhaka Medical College Hospital

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Incident Details & Martyrdom Narrative

This line written in the notebook of Shaheed Md. Imtiaz Ahmed Jabir was the realization of the last few days of his life, which he wrote two days before being shot. This line is not only an expression of a feeling, but also a symbol of his freedom and self-confidence. Jabir was a brave young man who believed that people should be allowed to live their own lives. Unfortunately, in 2024, he had to sacrifice his life on this path of freedom for participating in the quota reform movement.
How he was martyred
On Friday, July 19, 2024, he joined the procession after Jumma prayers. After a while, his uncle Istiaq Ahmed received a call from an unknown person saying that Jabir was ill and had been admitted to the hospital. Upon inquiry, it was learned that Jabir was actually injured by police bullets. The incident took place in Banasree C Block, where Jabir was seriously injured by police bullets. A bullet pierced his testicles and lodged in the thigh of his left leg.
In injured condition, he was transferred from Banasree Hospital to Mugda Medical College Hospital. After spending two days in the ICU there, his physical condition improved slightly. Later, he was taken to the National Heart Institute for treatment. But as his physical condition gradually deteriorated, it was decided to amputate his leg. After being transferred to Dhaka Medical College Hospital, the doctors canceled the decision to amputate his leg. However, after a few days, his kidney creatinine level increased and his physical condition deteriorated further. He died on July 26, 2024, while undergoing treatment. It is also learned that the administration pressured the family to bury him quickly after taking him to his village home.
Comments about the martyr
Regarding the martyr Jabir, his father said, "Jabir was very talented. He got a scholarship in the 5th grade and his results in SSC and HSC were very good." He said that Jabir used to ask him for prayers and that he was supposed to come home very soon.
Jabir's uncle Istiaq Ahmed said that Jabir could not come home even after buying a ticket to come home. He was very eager to participate in the movement. At one point, when Jabir's elder brother in the mess stopped him, he said, "Will I sit at home wearing bangles?" Jabir's uncle further said that at the last moment, Jabir hugged his uncle and pleaded a lot to live. He had a strong belief that he would recover quickly.
Martyr's Identity at a Glance
Full Name : Md: Imtiaz Ahmed Jabir
Occupation : Student. BBA-65, South East University, Dhaka
Address : Deul, Union: Thana: Jhikargacha, Area: Hazirbag, District: Jessore
Date of Birth : 17/10/2004
Father : Nowsher Ali (56)
Father's Occupation : Agriculture
Mother's Name : Shirina Akhtar (40)
Mother's Occupation : Housewife
Martyr's Sister : Jerin (19)
Occupation : Student. HSC, Akhiluddin Degree College
Family Income : 15000 Taka
Source of Income : Agriculture
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Quranic Verse

Indeed, Allah has purchased from the believers their lives and their properties for [that] they will have Paradise. They fight in the cause of Allah. (Surah At-Tawbah 9:111)

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Hadith Sharif

Abu Huraira (RA) reported: The Messenger of Allah (SAW) said, "Whoever sincerely asks Allah for martyrdom, Allah will grant him the status of martyrs." (Sahih Muslim 1888)

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