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আহমদী স্বেচ্ছাসেবী মহিলা সংগঠন
লাজনা ইমা'ইল্লাহ বাংলাদেশ
Ahmadiyya Muslim Women Students' Association
Uniting Ahmadi Students Across Bangladesh Through Education and Empowerment
Working under Lajna Imaillah Bangladesh, AMWSABD brings students together for education, faith, creativity, career development, and service to humanity.
Words that guide us
"Just as you guide the wider society toward the right path, you must also educate and provide direction to the future generation, younger siblings, and those around you, so that the true message of Islam reaches everywhere. The objective of AMWSA should be to achieve progress in both religious and worldly education."
Hazrat Mirza Masroor Ahmad (aba)
Current and fifth Khalifa (Caliph) of the Ahmadiyya Muslim Community
LIGHTS
OUR VERIFIED STORY
Organising students through education, faith, creativity, and service
Ahmadiyya Muslim Women Students Association Bangladesh works under the supervision of Lajna Imaillah Bangladesh and carries out its activities through the Umure Tolaba department. The association was organised through an election in 2018 following the guidance of Huzur, and its formal journey began on 1 May 2019. Its purpose is to bring students together, connect them with constructive work, strengthen their learning, and encourage service to society.
2018
Organised through an election under Lajna Imaillah Bangladesh
1 May 2019
Formal beginning of AMWSA Bangladesh's journey
Local chapters across Bangladesh
Years of contribution through education, leadership, and service
Our journey at a glance
Key milestones and documented activities from the association's early years
Beginning
AMWSABD begins its journey and organizes a blood grouping campaign
By the infinite grace of Almighty Allah, the Ahmadiyya Muslim Women Students Association, Bangladesh (AMWSABD), embarked on its journey on 14 September 2018. Alhamdulillah, this marked the beginning of a journey dedicated to growth, learning, and positive impact. In 2019, the Association organized a Blood Grouping Campaign at a government school in Mirpur, providing blood grouping services to more than 200 students.
Humanitarian service & online healthcare
Lalbagh relief, COVID-19 online healthcare, and educational presentation
On 20 December 2020, AMWSA Dhaka distributed food staples and winter blankets to 40 underprivileged families in the Lalbagh slum. During the COVID-19 pandemic, AMWSA launched a free online healthcare service with six specialist Lajna doctors, providing nearly 2,900 free consultations by December 2020. That same month, a presentation titled “Purdah is Not a Barrier to Education or Professional Success” was delivered during the Central Talim-o-Tarbiyat Class, followed by a seminar for female students organized by AMWSA Ahmadnagar, Panchagarh on 08 March 2021.
18-19
19-20
20-21
Education, service & learning
Career seminar, medical camp, wall magazine, tree plantation, and library
On 24 December 2019, a Career Development seminar was organized during the Bangladesh Talim-o-Tarbiyat Class. On 09 January 2020, a Free Medical Camp was conducted in the Moghbazar slum area, serving 40 underprivileged individuals. On 04 June 2020, AMWSA Madartek Jama’at students created a Wall Magazine. On 24 June 2020, AMWSA Dhaka Jama’at students organized a Tree Plantation Program. On 17 September 2020, 11 students from AMWSA Madartek Jama’at established a community library using previously collected books.
Academia, health, and organization
Academic guidance, health seminars, and organizational initiatives
AMWSABD led several key initiatives. Educational and guidance programs featured a "Student Guidelines" session at National Ijtema 2025 with 65 students, a joint textbook collection and distribution drive with Umoore Tolaba, and a local secretaries meeting on 28 December involving 21 Jamaats. Online seminars addressed alternative medical careers on 14 November (100 attendees) and women's health on 5 December (204 attendees), alongside a Rishtanata seminar on 18 December with 63 participants. Organizational efforts included managing student queries via WhatsApp, office redecoration, launching a logo design contest, and preparing volunteer recognition certificates and class marksheets.
23-24
Education, career, and wellness
Educational, Career, and Wellness Programs
On 9 March 2024, an offline seminar on "Yoga, Mindfulness, and Islamic Insights on Women's Rights" was hosted by Uzma Chowdhury, featuring sessions by Anju Mohnot and Afrin Khan for 27 students and 5 Lajna members. This was followed by an online "Part-Time Job Opportunities" seminar on 21 March (50 students) and a student-parent open discussion on 26 April (50 students, 20 parents). The series concluded with an online session on tree plantation on 9 May (101 students) and a hybrid education and career guidance conference on 18 May (23 offline, 368 online participants).
21-22
Publication
Publication of Ayesha magazine
The third-year, first issue appeared in September, featuring faith, education, science, literature, art, and student voices from different Jamaats.
Educational support, Virtual Mulaqat, and Centenary Interfaith Exhibition
Educational Support, Virtual Mulaqat, and Interfaith Harmony Exhibition
In 2023, AMWSABD distributed essential educational supplies to over 80 affected students in Ahmednagar, Panchagarh, during the annual convention to support their ongoing studies. On 26 February 2023, Huzoor (aba) presided over a virtual mulaqat with 123 Bangladeshi students and teachers to maintain guidance amidst post-pandemic virtual connectivity. Celebrating the Centenary on 10 July 2023, an Interfaith Harmony Conference and Wall Magazine Exhibition at the Central Darut Tableeg Mosque in Bakshibazar, Dhaka, welcomed 185 Ahmadi and 42 non-Ahmadi guests.
22-23
25-26
Social welfare, mental health, and education
Social Welfare, Mental Health, and Educational Development Initiatives
During 2025–2026, AMWSABD led several welfare and educational programs. In Ramadan 2026, a joint drive with Khedmot-e-Khalk and Umoore Tolaba provided Iftar meals to 160 orphans at Azimpur Orphanage. AMWSABD also hosted online seminars on career planning, AI, mental health (30 July 2026), and higher studies abroad featuring Nushra Yasmin from Germany (25 June 2026). Additionally, Mirpur Jamaat's Umoore Tolaba held a tree plantation event and student discussion at a local mosque on 14 August 2026.
24-25
Documented activities
Learning, creativity, and service
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