Islamist hard linings see an opening because they rebuild Bangladesh

Extremists began without supervising women’s bodies.

After the overthrow of Bangladesh’s authoritarian leader, religious fundamentalists in a city said that young women could not play football. In others, they released a woman who raped the police because he was browning his hair to the people, and then put him in flower lawn.

Followed by more shameless calls. Demonstrators in a rally in the capital Dhaka, the government will execute with their own hands if he did not punish anyone who is disrespectful to Islam. In the days later, a group of illegally held a great March, which requires an Islamic caliphate.

Works like Bangladesh Reset democracy According to a new future for 175 million people, a strip of Islamist extremism, which walks for a long time under the secular facade of the country, is barked to the surface.

In the interviews, representatives of several Islamists and organizations – some are clearly prohibited from Bangladesh, trying to push a more fundamentalist in the direction of Bangladesh, a small difference in the country.

Islamist leaders insist on the establishment of the “Islamic government” who punished those who disrespect the Islam and punishes “humble ones” – other places were made for concepts or theocratic rules.

Authorities in the political spectrum that prepared a new constitution, admitted that the document is likely to determine the establishment of Bangladesh, replacing it with pluralism and re-religious lines.

Fundamentalist turns, especially difficulty for women who helped the country’s repressive Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina.

He hoped to replace a party rule with a democratic openness that provides the country’s diversity. But now women and religious minorities, including the small sects and customs of Islam, are competing against religious popupism, especially those who are sensitive.

“We were at the beginning of the protests. We protected our brothers on the street,” he said. “Now after five, six months, the whole thing turned around.”

Critics say that 84-year-old Nobel laureate Mohammad Yunus did not strict the temporary government of the country in the country. Mr. Jonus accused soft, democratic reforms, conflict-hesitation, and could not express a clear vision of extremists as more public place.

The lieutenants describe a delicate balance of balance: they must protect the right to free speech and protest after freedom, but to do it an opening for extremist requirements.

After the autumn of Ms. Hasina, the police, who left mostly, were morally left, could no longer hold a line. Some police duties are interested in the military and the temporary government and student movement that will be responsible for military, increasingly intermediate government and former atrocities.

The thing that begins to occur in Bangladesh is the wave of fundamentalism consuming the region.

Afghan women have become an extreme ethno-religious situation in the most basic freedom. In Pakistan, Islamist extremists showed their wills through violence for years. In India, a Hindu Hindu right wing violated the traditions of secular democracy in the country. Myanmar controls the ethnic cleansing campaign by Buddhist extremists.

Nahid Islamic leader Nahid Islamic leader Nahid Islamic leader Nahid Islamic leader, who has recently to lead a new political party, has acknowledged the country’s crawling to the country’s extremism.

However, it is hopeful that despite the changes in the Constitution, democracy, cultural diversity and religious extremism can hold values ​​such as indifference. “I don’t think a state can be built in Bangladesh, who is against these fundamental values,” he said.

To a Bengali culture with a deep art and intellectual argument in a Bengali culture. Others find hope in the form of the country’s economy.

Women are so integrated in Bangladesh’s economy – 37 percent We are powered by one of the highest ranks of South Asia – can make them effort to force them to buy again.

Extremist forces are trying to push the picture in 15 years after Ms. Hasina, and seized.

He managed a police state approaching Islamist elements, including a political problem. At the same time, by allowing thousands of unregulated Islamic religious seminars, the religious parties tried to win the religious conservative base and setting up hundreds of mosques and invested $ 1 billion.

Ms. Hasina went, the Islamist parties who want to work in the main system, which want to give the system completely pushed, and are more conservative, a more conservative Bangladeshi looks like a joint goal.

The largest Islamist party, the Yamaat-e-Islamic, sees a great opportunity. Playing the long-term game, analysts and diplomats, the party, which is an important business investment, said. Although it is difficult to win an anticipated election at the end of the year, the party hopes to capitalize the stigmatization of the main secular parties.

Mia Golam Parwar, Secretary General of the community, asked the party’s Islamic well-being. The closest model, religion and politics, said that Turkey is Turkey.

“In terms of spiritual rules, behavior and ethics,” Mr. Parwar said for both the Islamic, men and women. “As part of these rules, women can participate in any profession – sports, song, theater, court, military and bureaucratus.”

In the current vacuum, men on local levels come with their comments.

A group of young women decided to hold a football match between the two teams of young women in the agricultural city in Taraganj. The goal was to make fun and inspiration for local girls.

As the preparations continue, the leader of a city mosque, Ashraf Ali, women and girls declared the failure to play football.

Sports organizers usually announce the details of a game by sending speakers tied with rickshaws around the city. Mr Ali sent his speakers and alerted them to warn people.

On February 6, the players became a dressing room, as they formed in classrooms, and local officials held a meeting about the game. Mr Ali said, “He announced that the match would be killed than permission,” said Sirajul Islam, one of the organizers.

Local leadership announced the cancellation of the game and put the area under the curfew.

Taslima Aktar, who lasted four hours for four hours to play in the match, said he saw the players who went to the players were “many cars, army and police.”

Ms. Aktar, playing football in the decade, this was the first time with such opposition.

“I’m a little afraid of what can happen now,” he said.

The organizers were able to carry out a female game after a few weeks later a few weeks later. However, as a reserve, they wanted to wear socks under the shorts from young women.

The organizers said the preacher with interruped threats will be sure that he would take a risk again.

Mr. Ali, the leader of the mosque during the interview, was irradiated with proud: Maya became something that turned into something. In a village area such as Taraganj, women’s football contributes to “obscurity.”

Women’s sport was only the last reason. For years, he tried to drive 500 members outside of their territory and preached the Muslim community and filed an application.

Ahmadiyah’s place of worship was attacked by a mob by a bunch of anarchy, which is part of a national wave of the Ms. Hasina government, especially the religious sites of minorities, especially indians. Ahmadiyya community continues to live in fear; Participation in the Prayer Hall is about half.

The hall is not allowed to recreate the destroyed sign or to pray from speakers. Mr. Ali deleted any responsibility for violence. However, such as him, the sermons of publishers, Ahmadiya announced the Heretics, who must be expelled, continue to blame.

“Society is respected,” said AKM Şaffulul Islam, the President of the local Ahmadiyya chapter. “But these religious leaders are against us.”