Ghulam Azam

Ghulam Azam was a prominent Bengali Islamic leader and politician, known for his role in advocating for the interests of the Muslim community in Bengal. He was a key figure in the political landscape during Pakistan's independence period and was associated with the Islamic Democratic Party. Azam opposed the independence of Bangladesh in 1971, supporting the country's continued unity with Pakistan, which led to widespread controversy. His lifelong work centered on promoting Islamic values and political activism, making him a significant, though polarizing, figure in Bangladesh's history.