Founder Introduction
Shaikhul Hadith Allama Azizul Haque.
The most respected personality of Bangladesh, one of the hadith experts of the subcontinent, the uncompromising public leader of the Islamic movement, the first Bengali translator of Bukhari Sharif, who has the rare achievement of delivering Bukhari Sharif Dars for more than half a century, Shaikhul Hadith Allama Azizul Haque is a name, a history, an inspiration. Every step of his life has enviable success. He walks the path with tireless work, indomitable passion and infinite courage. His illustrious life is summarized below.

Birth and Family:
He was born in the year 1919 in the Paush month of 1326 Bangla Sun in a noble Kazi family of Virich Khan village of Lauhjung Thana in Bikrampur Parganas of Munshiganj Sub-Division of Dhaka District.
Father Name: Alhaj Ershad Ali.

He lost his mother when he was only 5 years old. As a result, he was brought up by his grandmother and aunt in various homes.

Education Life:
After studying in the village school for a while, at the age of seven, he was admitted to Brakshanbaria Jamia Yunusiya. There Maulana Shamchul Haque Faridpuri Rah. He studied for 4 years under its supervision. In 1931, he was admitted to the Dhaka Bara Katara Madrasa and studied for 12 years. At this time, Allama Jafar Ahmad Uthmani, Allama Rafiq Kashmiri, Hazrat Maulana Shamshul Haq Faridpuri, Hazrat Hafezzi Huzur. Prominent scholars gained the knowledge of the Quranic hadith from the hadith experts.

In 1943, he was admitted to Jamia Islamia, Davel, Surat District, Bombay, India for higher education. Maulana Shabbir Ahmad Usmani died there. Maulana Badre Alam Mirathi Rah. Learned from others. Shabbir Ahmad Usmani. He notes the discussion of Bukhari Sharif. In later life, this interpretation became the special asset of his life. Maulana Idris Kandhalvi from India's Darul Uloom Deoband. He received higher education in Tafsee under its supervision. And his teacher Maulan Shamchul Haque Faridpuri Rah. He moved to Dhaka on his orders.

Career:
After completing his higher education at Jamia Islamia in Davael, India, he was invited to take up teaching duties there, but on the instructions of his mentors, he started working as a teacher at the Bara Katara Madrasah in Dhaka. He taught in this madrasa from 1946 to 1952. In 1952, he started teaching at Lalbagh Madrasa from its inception. From 1952 to 1985, he taught various important books including Bukhari Sharif.

There he was given the title of 'Shaikhul Hadith' as he was absorbed in the teaching of Bukhari Sharif with merit. It was at this time that Bukhari Sharif's Banganubad was published. In between teaching at Lalbagh, he taught at Barisal Jamia Mahmudiya Madrasa for 2 years from 1971. In April 1978, Qaumi Madrasa Education Board was one of the founders and served as the first General Secretary. In 1979, he taught Bukhari Sharif as a visiting professor in the Islamic Studies Department of Dhaka University.

He served there for 3 years. In 1986, he established a madrasa named Jamia Muhammadiyah Arabia at Mohammadi Housing in Muhammadpur. Which in 1988 was transferred to the name of Jamia Rahmaniya Arabia due to the provision of its own land next to seven mosques in Muhammadpur. Currently, he is serving as the head teacher and Shaikhul Hadith of this institution. He also served as Principal of Malibagh Jamia Sharia for some time. Jamia Rahmaniya serves as the "Shaikhul Jamia" and "Shaikhul Hadith" of Arabia and also serves the Hadith as "Shaikhul Hadith" in various famous Madrasahs of the country at different times.

Presently he is giving Dars of Bukhari Sharif in Jamia Rahmania Arabia, Mirpur-14 Jameul Uloom Madrasa, Darus Salam Madrasa, Lalmatia Jamia Islamia Madrasa, Savar Bank Colony and Banani Jamia Islamia Madrasa. Besides teaching as a researcher of hadith, he appeared throughout the country with the invitation to Islam. Thousands of people gathered to hear him speak. He also served as Khatib in Lalbagh Fort Jame Masjid, Malibagh Shahi Masjid and Azimpur State Jame Masjid.

He also led the Eid prayer at the National Eidgah for several years. He also served as Chairman of the Sharia Board of Al-Arafah Islami Bank for a long time. He is also serving as the founding director and advisor of various madrasas and educational institutions.

Political Life:
He played a special role in the English Khedao movement during his student life. At this time, he endured torture due to the anti-English movement. During Pakistan, Maulana Athar Ali, Mufti Shafi. Along with other Akabirs, Nezam played an important role in the activities of Islam Party.

1. After the establishment of Bangladesh, he served as the president of Jamiat Ulamae Islam, the only group of Ulamae Keram at that time.
2. In 1981 Hafezzi Huzur. Joined the Khilafat movement on its call. He then emerged as one of the sepah salar of Bangladesh Islamic movement as senior Naib Amir.
3. In 1982, Hafezzi Huzur died. He toured Iran, Iraq and the Middle East as a travel companion and spokesperson. During this visit, he held fruitful discussions with world leaders regarding the peace, stability and unity of the Muslim Ummah. He held long talks with Ayatollah Khomeini and President Saddam Hussein to end the Iran-Iraq war.
4. In 1987, Islamic governance movement was established under his leadership. During this time he played an active role in the anti-dictatorship movement.
5. Caliphate on December 8, 1989

Established the Majlis.
6. On February 9, 1991, on the eve of the Jatiya Sangsad elections, he gave a historic speech broadcast live on radio-TV on 15 principles.
7. In 1991, Islami Oikyajozat was formed with some like-minded Islamic groups. He served as its chairman. Under his leadership, Islami Oikyajot participated in the parliamentary elections in 1991 and won 1 seat (Sylhet-5).
8. On December 6, 1992, when the Babri Masjid was demolished with the direct and indirect support of the Indian government, Shaikhul Hadis became active in processions, meetings and agitations.
9. On January 2-4, 1993, he led a long march from Dhaka to Ayodhya via Jessore Benapole for the purpose of rebuilding the Babri Masjid. More than 5 lakh people spontaneously participated in the Long March.
10. After the demolition of the Babri Masjid, the Indian Prime Minister declared Narasimrao unwelcome in Bangladesh and called for a cordon program at the airport. As a result, the then government arrested him on April 9, 1993. In the face of public protests, the government was finally forced to release Shaikhul Hadis Sahib on 8th May 1993.
11. In 1994, he led the movement to solve the Ganga water crisis.
12. He started a movement against the anti-Islamic activities of anti-Islamic NGOs. A hartal was called on 30 June 1996 to demand the punishment of atheists and apostates, and a spontaneous hartal was observed across the country.
13. When the so-called Chittagong Hill Tracts Peace Agreement was made in 1997, Shaikhul Hadis created public opinion against it for good reasons and started a movement and marched towards Chittagong Hill Tracts.
14. In 1999 participated in the four-party alliance.
15. On January 1, 2001, when the anti-fatwa verdict was passed by the High Court, he started a movement against it.
16. On February 4, 2001, he was arrested in a false case on his way back from Rangpur rally. Kara endured almost 4 months of indescribable torture under government fire.
17. On August 16, 2006, Qaumi gave a long historic speech to the country, nation and government at the national student convention held in Paltan demanding official recognition of the Madrasa charter. This speech served as a milestone for all subsequent programs undertaken and held to demand official recognition of the Qaumi Madrasa. After that, an unforgettable chapter of the Islamic movement of this country announced the sit-in strike program and created a unique history by standing on the streets for 5 days.
18. On December 23, 2006, Abdul Jalil, the general secretary of the Awami League came to his residence and signed the agreement with the Khilafat Majlis led by Shaikhul Hadis on the basis of historical Islamic ideological 5 points.

19. In 2008, Fakhruddin led the movement by forming Anti-Quran Law Prevention Committee to protest the government's anti-Quran women policies.
Writing:

1. Shaikhul Hadith Da. or Its unique contribution is Bukhari Sharif's Banganubad. This detailed explanation of Bukhari Sharif was first completed in 7 volumes and now in 10 volumes. The book has been widely appreciated by scholars and general educated alike. Bukhari Sharif started the translation in 1952 during the Hajj tour. He completed it after 16 years of hard work. He translated many parts of it sitting next to Rawza Sharif.
2. Bukhari wrote an Urdu Commentary (Sharah) of Sharif during his student life. This large book of 1800 pages has been published from Pakistan under the name of 'Fazlul Bari Sharhe Bukhari'. At present, the work of publishing is also going on from Bangladesh.
3. Compiled an excellent hadith book called 'Muslim Sharif and Six Books of Hadith'. It presents thematic hadiths with translation. Its 2 volumes have been published.
4. Rumi's Bengali Translation
5. Worship, Socialism and Islam.
6. Refutation of the Qadiyani doctrine.
7. Maqbool (Translation) in Munajat with Masnoon Dua.
8. The Struggle for Truth (Collection of Essays).

Apart from this, he wrote various booklets on the Holy Quran.

Family Life:
In family life, he is the father of 5 sons and 8 daughters. Almost everyone in his family is Hafez. Even the number of Hofez in his family including grandchildren is about 70 people.
This great man (according to the Hijri year) has reached 93 years, but he continues to fulfill the responsibility of Naib Nabi through the teachings of hadith and the advice and prayers of scholars and common people from remote areas of the country. May his shadow on us be long and long. amen