Alhamdulillah. Over the first nine months of 2026, Al Ihsan Social Development Center has continued to educate, shelter and uplift the orphan and destitute girls in our care — while extending a hand to thousands of families across our community.
This review brings together everything accomplished between January and September: academic milestones, Ramadan and Qurbani programmes, humanitarian relief, new infrastructure, and the growth of our work beyond Bangladesh’s borders. Every achievement recorded here was made possible by the trust and generosity of our donors and sponsors.
May Allah accept every effort, and multiply the reward for every hand that supported this work.
Alhamdulillah — two students from Al-Ihsan’s Hifzul Qur’an Section completed memorising the entire Holy Qur’an, earning the honourable title of Hafizah. A proud and blessed milestone for the whole Al-Ihsan family.
In the 1446–47 board examination conducted by Befaqqul Madarisil Arabia Bangladesh, our students collectively earned 103 merit positions in the Mutawassitah division — a combined result achieved by our candidates, not an individual ranking.
Seven students from Al Ihsan Girls’ School passed the 2025 SSC Examination — three securing Grade A, three Grade B, and one Grade C. Sincere appreciation to our teachers for their dedicated guidance.
In the Open Kindergarten Association Scholarship Examination, six of our students received scholarships — three in the Talent Pool and three in the General Grade. They were later honoured with crests and gifts by the Honourable Member of Parliament.
Eight Grade 2 students learned to recite the Holy Qur’an correctly and accurately. To celebrate this meaningful milestone, each student received a new copy of the Holy Qur’an.
Our students demonstrated outstanding performance in Hamd, Naat, Sirat and Qur’an competitions, winning prizes while competing with students from schools across Srinagar Upazila.
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Alhamdulillah! Following Al-Ihsan’s official charity registration in Australia in 2026, Mr. Kaiser Ahmed, Chairman of the Al-Ihsan Australia Chapter, visited Bangladesh — spending time with our children and exploring our educational and humanitarian programmes. His visit marked a significant milestone in strengthening international collaboration and supporting Al-Ihsan’s future growth.
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Mr. Shamim Hossain, a distinguished guest from New Zealand, visited Al-Ihsan and spent quality time with our orphan girls and underprivileged students. His kindness and personal engagement made the visit a joyful and memorable experience for our children.
Mohammad Iftekher Hossain, our respected Director from Canada, visited the campus and shared a sweet treat with all the orphan and residential students — creating a joyful and memorable moment for the children.
A large Iftar distribution programme provided meals to 1,450 vulnerable individuals from the surrounding community throughout the blessed month.
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Eid food packages were distributed among 500 underprivileged families, helping them celebrate Eid with essential food supplies.
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During Ramadan, Fidya assistance reached 42 underprivileged families, helping them meet their basic food needs.
A Qur’an recitation competition encouraged students to refine their recitation skills, with prizes awarded to the winners.
New dresses and shoes were distributed among orphan children so they could enjoy Eid with happiness and dignity. In return, the girls lovingly prepared handmade Eid greeting cards for their sponsors — expressing appreciation and prayers for those who support their education and care.
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An Islamic seminar highlighting the importance of Dhul-Hijjah and Qurbani was conducted by Sheikh Dr. Imam Hossain for students and guardians.
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With the heartfelt support of donors from across the world, Al Ihsan completed the purchase of Qurbani cows. The animals were sacrificed on the day of Eid-ul-Adha in fulfilment of our donors’ sacred intention, and the meat was carefully preserved in our dedicated refrigerators for distribution among the orphan and destitute children in our care. Jazakumullahu Khairan — may Allah accept your Qurbani.
Essential food supplies were distributed among flood-affected families across the region, providing timely relief to households facing hardship due to the disaster.
Food items and essential supplies were distributed among the families of 100 underprivileged female students as financial assistance.
Financial assistance of ৳50,000 was provided for the treatment of the cancer-affected sister of one of our orphan students.
Winter clothing and blankets were distributed to ensure students’ comfort and protection through the cold season, alongside traditional winter pitha served to residential orphan students.
Al Ihsan organised a special Islamic Seminar where renowned scholars and Muftis delivered insightful talks to students and their guardians. Meals were provided for 1,200 people, making it a memorable gathering of faith, learning and community.
Mufti Abdur Rahim visited Al Ihsan Girls’ School & Orphanage, delivering an inspiring address to the students with valuable guidance and encouragement.
Throughout the year students took part in the Sirat Competition, the Masnoon (daily Sunnah supplications) competition, the Islamic Biography Reading Competition on the lives of Prophet Adam (AS) and Prophet Yunus (AS), and the Amaal-Akhlaq moral conduct competition — with prizes awarded to the winners of each.
New hijabs were distributed among the students to encourage modesty and Islamic values.
Annual textbooks, notebooks and new school uniforms were distributed to all students — promoting discipline, unity and confidence from the first day of the new academic year.
Special meals brought joy and variety to the regular routine of our orphanage students, while seasonal fruits — mangoes and jackfruits — were provided as part of the nutritious seasonal food programme.
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Annual, half-yearly, first-term and second-term examinations were successfully conducted across the School and Orphanage sections, with results published through mothers’ assembly programmes.
Al Ihsan Park was officially opened and fitted with new playground equipment, creating a safe and joyful recreational environment for orphan children.
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Three practical training sessions equipped teachers with essential skills and innovative teaching approaches, while regular multimedia classes were introduced to strengthen students’ English-speaking skills.
A dedicated Accounts Room was established to strengthen financial management and support the organisation’s day-to-day accounting operations — part of our continuing commitment to transparency.
Students visited the Educational Materials Fair 2026 organised by the Upazila Administration, took part in a tree plantation programme as practical Agricultural Education, and attended an awareness and guidance programme organised by the School Management Committee.
With three months remaining in 2026, our focus turns to the winter clothing drive, year-end examinations, and continued strengthening of our sponsorship programme. Our registration in Australia opens a new chapter of international support, and we look forward to welcoming more friends of Al Ihsan to our campus.
“Whoever cares for an orphan and myself will be like this in Paradise.” — Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him)
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