Ayesha Akter

ayesha.bd.akter@gmail.com

17064091244

Personal Information:

Full name: Ayesha Akter

Date of birth: 30.08.1993

Religion: Islam

Nationality: Bangladeshi.

Marital status: Married

Fathers name: Tajul Islam

Mothers name: Aleya Begum

Permanent address: Vill: Alongury, P.O: Alongury, Itna, Kishorganj

Present address: 300 Stephens mill dr, Dallas, Georgia, USA.

Educational Qualification:

1. Bachelor of Arts:

Department of Islamic Studies,

Result: 3.83 out of 4.

Passing year: 2015

University of Dhaka.

2. Alim:

Jameya-E-Kasemia Kamil Madrasah, Narsingdi,

Result: Gpa 5 out of 5 (with board scholarship)

Passing year2011

Bangladesh Madrasah Education board,Dhaka.

3.Dakhil:

Momchan Bhuiya Adarsha Dakhil Madrasah

result: Gpa 5 out of 5

Passing year: 2009

Bangladesh madrasah Education Board,Dhaka.

Research:

1. one research paper is published on 1st International conference in Bangladesh on Nursi Studies. The title of the paper is:

Impact of Foreign Satellite Television (STV) Channels to The Domestic Culture of Bangladesh: Challenges and Recommendations.

2. Another research paper is accepted on 9th Graduate Conference on Nursi Studies in Istanbul. The title of the paper is:

An Overview of Social and Educational Reform in Light of the Teachings and History of Bediuzzaman Said Nursi and Shah Waliullah Dehlawi : A Comparative Study.

Academic Goal:

I would like to build myself skilled, competent, advanced and fit with world's latest science and technology. I am interested to continue my institutional study for master’s degree and Ph.D. with morality and ethics from any reputed university of the world. I will keep searching for the solution of social and cultural problems of the Muslim world. I would like to dedicate all my learnings, knowledge, potentiality, and skills for the betterment of human beings.

Articles

2019 Bangladesh-Kushtia Symposium

Human Rights in Islam at Current Muslim World Perspective

This paper interprets the general understanding of human right in the field of personal, social, political, economic, cultural, civil, national and international sectors in Islamic law. A comparison between the Islamic law and the universal declaration of human rights proclaimed by the United Nations General Assembly in Paris on 10 December 1948 is represented. Efforts are made to find out the factors behind the downfall and vulnerable situation of the Muslim world as well as the resolution. It discusses different means to preserve human rights and prescribes recommendations for the Muslim world to regain their glorious achievements and to bring global peace and harmony in the light of Islam. The great schooler Bediuzzaman Said Nursi's thoughts and contributions towards human rights and brotherhood among the Muslims have also been brought into further discussion.

May 21, 2019Ayesha Akter