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Time Business News
9 hours ago
- Politics
- Time Business News
Shariful Islam: Where Faith, Facts, and Future Converge
In the 21st century, where technology has reshaped civilizations and the demand for peace and justice is louder than ever, a new generation of leadership is emerging. One such figure is Shariful Islam—a technologist, peace activist, thinker, and a rising intellectual voice of politically conscious youth. Born in a humble family in Jamalpur, Bangladesh, Shariful has grown into a symbol of inspiration through his vision, knowledge, and values. After completing his Bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering from the University of Burdwan in India, he stepped beyond the confines of professional life and entered the realm of thoughtful engagement. He believes that engineering knowledge can be utilized to address structural challenges in society—but only when guided by ethics, compassion, and a clear vision. This belief led him to engage not only as an engineer but also as a peace activist. In his words, 'Science without soul is blind; and soul without structure is powerless.' Islam and Modernity: A Harmonious Fusion At the heart of Shariful's worldview lies Islamic values. He sees Islam not merely as a spiritual code but as a complete way of life that offers holistic guidance for modern governance, science, and social well-being. Deeply inspired by the intellectual approach of Dr. Zakir Naik, Shariful advocates for an understanding of Islam through logic, evidence, and a global outlook. A Growing Political Vision Beyond religion and technology, Shariful has developed a keen interest in politics. He credits former Prime Minister of Pakistan, Imran Khan, as a major source of inspiration in this field. Imran Khan's popularity, principled leadership, and fearless stance deeply influenced Shariful to envision himself as a future leader. According to him, 'Imran Khan showed how a cricketer can become a people's leader—with integrity, clarity, and vision.' Global Perspective and Social Contribution Shariful's thinking is not confined to Bangladesh; it embraces the global Muslim ummah and international justice systems. He actively researches the role of organizations like the United Nations and the OIC, and how technology can drive development in the Global South. His writings reflect critical thinking, data-driven insight, and a strong call for future preparedness. He envisions a youth generation that is technologically capable, morally upright, and socially responsible. He is actively working on future plans to launch digital da'wah platforms and innovative educational apps to reach wider audiences with meaningful impact. Philosophy of Leadership To Shariful, true leadership is the synergy of service, morality, and direction. He believes that no society can progress without honest and prepared leaders. In his words: 'It's our generation's duty to lead with thoughtful action, ethical conduct, and a steadfast vision. Leadership is not about being in front; it's about preparing oneself first and then guiding others.' Quick Profile Name: Shariful Islam Shariful Islam Birthplace: Jamalpur, Bangladesh Jamalpur, Bangladesh Profession: Electrical Engineer, Writer, Researcher Electrical Engineer, Writer, Researcher Areas of Focus: Islam, Politics, International Relations, Technology, Peace, and Leadership Islam, Politics, International Relations, Technology, Peace, and Leadership Inspirations: Dr. Zakir Naik, Imran Khan Dr. Zakir Naik, Imran Khan Goal: Building a value-based modern society through technology and Islamic ethics TIME BUSINESS NEWS
Time Business News
9 hours ago
- Politics
- Time Business News
Shariful Islam: An Engineer's Blueprint for Global Peace and Ethical Leadership
Among Bangladesh's younger generation, Shariful Islam is emerging as an extraordinary figure—an electrical engineer by qualification, yet far beyond the bounds of his technical field. Alongside his journey through science and engineering, he has committed himself to the promotion of Islamic values, global political analysis, and social thought. His work is gaining growing attention not only in Bangladesh but also on international platforms. From Engineer to Intellectual Analyst Born in Jamalpur district of Bangladesh, Shariful completed his graduation in Electrical Engineering from Burdwan University, India. Though deeply involved in education and technology, his passion has always extended to studying society, religion, and international affairs. As an engineer trained in practical thinking and logic-based analysis, he was drawn into a new realm of intellectual spirituality—where Islam is viewed as a complete, solution-oriented way of life. Rational Islam Meets Global Politics Shariful believes that Islam is not merely a religion, but a comprehensive guide for humanity that addresses real-world challenges in governance, economics, science, and society. 'Today, the world is fragmented by scattered knowledge. I envision a model where technology, science, Islam, and humanity work hand in hand.' Inspired by Dr. Zakir Naik's rational and comparative approach to religion, he engages in objective research on various issues, including Islamic political philosophy, international relations, economic justice, technological innovation, and social reform. Vision and Perspective Shariful's mission is clear—to promote Islamic principles in light of modern knowledge and to apply them practically in real life. He envisions a generation of youth who understand Islam not only as a matter of faith but as a framework for leadership in the modern world. In his view, the world is on the threshold of transformation, and through a combination of Islamic guidance, technological development, and humanistic leadership, lasting peace and justice can be achieved globally. As a thinker, engineer, and reformer, Shariful Islam represents a unique model for youth. His ability to combine science with spirituality, and reason with faith, offers an inspiring roadmap in a time when such balance is rare. His insights and research are not only shaping religious discourse but also offering valuable solutions for national and global harmony. TIME BUSINESS NEWS
Time of India
7 days ago
- Time of India
Tripura shocker: In love with his cousin, doctor kills her boyfriend, packs body in suitcase, hides it in deep freezer
In Tripura's Dhalai district, police have apprehended six individuals in connection with the murder of Shariful Islam, a 24-year-old electrician. Shariful, missing since June 8, was found inside an ice-cream freezer at a shop in Gandacherra. Police investigation revealed a love triangle as the motive, leading to the arrest of Dr. Tired of too many ads? Remove Ads Missing complaint filed after Shariful didn't return home Police say love triangle led to murder Tired of too many ads? Remove Ads Victim lured to meeting, then strangled Body packed in suitcase, stored in freezer Police in Tripura 's Dhalai district on Wednesday arrested six people for the alleged murder of a 24-year-old electrician, Shariful Islam , whose body was discovered inside an ice-cream freezer at a shop in Gandacherra. Shariful , a resident of Agartala, had been missing since June 8. His body was recovered following a police investigation that traced him to a house in South Indranagar and later to a commercial shop in Islam worked with the Smart City Project in Agartala. A missing person's complaint was filed at the New Capital Complex (NCC) police station on June 9, a day after he to the police, the suspects arrested in connection with the case are Dr. Dibakar Saha (28), his father Dipak Saha (52), his mother Debika Saha (40), Nabanita Das (25), Joydeep Das (20), and Animesh Yadav (21).Superintendent of Police (SP) of West district, Kiran Kumar, said the murder appears to have been motivated by a love triangle.'The reason behind it (murder) was a love triangle. Shariful had an affair with a girl. Dibakar, who is cousin of the girl, also fell in love with her. We found love message exchanged from both of their mobile phones. We arrested six persons in this case till now,' SP Kumar per the police investigation, Dr. Saha allegedly called Shariful to Joydeep Das's house in South Indranagar on June 8. 'When he came to meet him, Dr. Saha allegedly strangulated him to death in presence of Joydeep, Nabanita and Animesh,' a police officer the alleged murder, the group reportedly tied Shariful's hands and packed his body into a suitcase. 'Later, they tied the hands and packed his body in a suitcase and carried it to Gandacherra where Dibakar's parents used to stay and stored the suitcase in a fridger of his father's shop,' the officer investigation into the case is ongoing.
Indian Express
11-06-2025
- Indian Express
Body of missing man found in freezer in Tripura; his girlfriend's cousin among 6 arrested: police
Six people were arrested on Wednesday after the body of a man was found in a suitcase stored in a freezer in Tripura's Dhalai district, nearly three days after he went missing from Agartala. The arrested accused include a cousin of a girl the man, Shariful Islam, was in love with, police said. 'We arrested six persons, Dr Dibakar Saha, 28, his father Dipak Saha, 52, mother Debika Saha, 40, Nabanita Das, 25, Joydeep Das, 20, Animesh Yadav, 21. A love triangle was the reason behind the murder. Shariful was having an affair with a girl. Dibakar, a cousin of the girl, was also in love with her. We found messages of love exchanged from their mobile phones,' said Kiran Kumar, Superintendent of Police, Tripura West. Shariful, 24, was engaged in the Smart City project as an electrician. The police said that Dibakar had invited Shariful to Joydeep's house in South Indranagar on June 8 to give him some gifts. When Shariful went there, Dibakar allegedly strangled him in the presence of Joydeep, Animesh and Nabamita. He then allegedly stuffed Shariful's body into the suitcase by tying the hands. Dibakar took the suitcase to Gandacherra and stored it inside an ice cream fridge at his father's shop on June 9, the police said, adding that he had bought the suitcase two days before the murder. A missing-person complaint was lodged at the New Capital Complex police station on June 9 by Shariful's family.
Hindustan Times
11-06-2025
- Hindustan Times
Tripura: 24-year-old electrician's body found in ice-cream freezer; 6 arrested
Agartala: Six people were arrested on Wednesday for allegedly murdering a 24-year-old electrician, whose body was recovered from an ice-cream freezer at a shop in Gandachhera in Tripura's Dhalai district. The police identified the suspects as Dr. Dibakar Saha (28), his father Dipak (52), mother Debika (40), Nabanita Das (25), Joydeep Das (20), and Animesh Yadav (21). Shariful Islam, an Agartala resident who used to work as an electrician in the Smart City Project, went missing on June 8. 'A missing complaint was lodged at the New Capital Complex (NCC) police station on June 9,' a senior police officer said. Shariful allegedly had an affair with Dibakar's cousin, who Dibakar was also in love with, superintendent of police (SP) of West district Kiran Kumar said. 'The reason behind it (murder) was a love triangle. Shariful had an affair with a girl. Dibakar, who is cousin brother of the girl, also fell in love with her. We found love message exchanged from both of their mobile phones. We arrested six persons in this case till now,' SP Kumar said. Also Read: Tripura couple murdered, sons injured by relative over land dispute According to the police investigation, Dr. Saha called Shariful over the phone to meet him at Joydeep's South Indranagar house on June 8. 'When he came to meet him, Dr. Saha allegedly strangulated him to death in presence of Joydeep, Nabanita and Animesh,' the officer said. Also Read: Tripura: Two arrested after mob kills driver who injured tea garden worker 'Later, they tied the hands and packed his body in a suitcase and carried it to Gandacherra where Dibakar's parents used to stay and stored the suitcase in a fridger of his father's shop,' the officer added.
