Abdullah Al Mahin

Shaheed Abdullah Al Mahin was born on July 11, 2008, to Jamil Hossain Sohel and Samira Jahan Muni. His ancestral home is in Purohit Para village, under Charpara Union, Kotwali Thana, in Mymensingh district. Mahin was a student by profession. He studied at the National Institute of Engineering and Technology, Dhaka, where he was a first-semester diploma student in the CSE department. Mahin was extremely bright in his studies.
Mahin was the only child of his parents. His father, Jamil Hossain Sohel, worked abroad for a long time in Singapore. After returning home, he was again preparing to go to Romania. But due to the untimely death of his only son, he decided not to leave the country. On the other hand, Mahin's mother, Samira Jahan Muni, has not eaten anything for five days due to the death of her only child. As a result, she has become seriously ill. Mahin's parents are now destitute and helpless position after losing him.
How Mahin Became a Martyr:
The student-people's movement against discrimination, demanding the realization of their 9-point demands, stirred up the roads of Dhaka and the entire country. People from all walks of life, from students to parents, spontaneously participated in the movement, expressing solidarity.
The day was August 4, 2024. Uttara Azampur Mor was turbulent with the anti-discrimination movement. Mahin was there; a courageous young man who went with dreams in his eyes to stand against discrimination. Amidst the chase and counter-chase between the police and the Chhatra League, chaos spread. At one point in the heated movement, the police and the infamous Chhatra League cadres opened fire indiscriminately. A bullet entered Mahin's left eye and penetrated his brain. That moment seemed to bring a terrible message of destruction for him.
Locals quickly took the bleeding Mahin to a local hospital. But there was no place for him there. There was no one to even give him first aid. After much effort, he was admitted to another hospital. There, he fought with death in the ICU for five long hours, but to no avail. Mahin's soul flew away to an unknown destination. Before his death, he repeatedly uttered his mother's name. He said, 'My mother's name is Muni.' This seemed to be his last word, a cry from the heart!
More Information About Shaheed Mahin:
Shaheed Abdullah Al Mahin was a very cheerful and always active, bright student. He passed HSC in 2024 with distinction from Uttara United College, majoring in science. Later, he was admitted to the renowned National Institute of Engineering and Technology in Dhaka. He was a first-semester student of the Diploma course in the CSE department of this institution.
Dark clouds in the sky! Nature is giving a warning of a severe storm! Just like that devastating storm, the life of Abdullah Al Mahin, a young man from Mymensingh, came to an end. The only son of his parents, the lamp of the family's dreams! Mahin, who had just stepped into college, is no more! A cruel reality shattered a dreamlike life. As soon as the news of Shaheed Mahin's death spread, a shadow of grief fell over his family. His parents were devastated by grief. Mahin's mother, Muni, could not accept her son's untimely death. Her eyes were flooded with tears, washing away all her dreams, all her hopes! There are no words to console her. The grieving mother has not eaten anything for five days since the untimely death of her only son.
Mahin's father, Mr. Jamil Hossain, has been working as a migrant worker in Singapore for a long time. He had to dedicate every moment of his life to the needs of his family. His only son, Mahin, was his dream shelter. He had recently returned to the country and was preparing to go to Romania in search of a new career. As part of this, he had completed all the preparations, including the visa. He was supposed to leave for Romania in a few days. But his son's untimely death shattered his plans forever. Now, for him, all the dreams of going abroad, future plans – everything is meaningless. His only child had bid farewell before his very eyes due to the cruelty of fate! No one thought that life could be so cruel. This young man from Mymensingh, who was still wearing the scent of adolescence and walking the path of life, is now lost to everyone! The people of the area also cannot believe that their familiar, cheerful boy is no more! Today he is on the list of martyrs!
Feelings of Martyred Relatives:
At the last moment of his life, Mahin said goodbye to the world by uttering his mother's name. Through his martyrdom, a new history was added to the movement against discrimination. The final farewell of a fresh life was written on the bloody pages of history. His parents' aspiration is that Allah will do justice to the killers of Shaheed Abdullah Al Mahin and that Allah will accept Abdullah Al Mahin as a guest in Paradise.
Mahin's aunt said, "Mahin had breakfast in the morning. He fried eggs himself and left the house for the movement. His parents did not agree to let him go to the movement, so he secretly left the house. He had a good relationship with everyone, neighbors and friends alike."
His classmates, friends, and locals have only one thing to say: "We want justice for the death! How many more lives will be lost like this, how many more mothers' wombs will be emptied?"
This question is in every heart today! Everyone is in mourning!
 
Personal Information of the Shaheed at a Glance
Full Name: Abdullah Al Mahin
Date of Birth: 11.07.2008
Place and Time of Martyrdom: ICU of a hospital, Uttara, August 4, 2024, 5 PM
Place and Time of Injury: Azampur Mor, Uttara, Dhaka, August 4, 2024, 12 PM
Type of Injury: Shot in the left eye
Assailant: Police and Chhatra League (DB Rasel)
Burial Place: Bhatikashar Graveyard, Mymensingh
Profession: Student
Educational Institution: National Institute of Engineering and Technology, Dhaka
Father: Jamil Hossain Sohel
Mother: Samira Jahan Muni
Permanent Address: Village: Purohit Para, Union: Charpara, Thana: Kotwali, District: Mymensingh
Recommendations for Assistance to the Martyr's Family:
1. It is necessary to arrange employment for the martyr's father.