Remembering Afzal Hossain on His 69th Birth Anniversary

Today marks the 69th birth anniversary of Afzal Hossain, a beloved father, respected community member, and an inspiration for many. Although he is no longer with us, his memories, teachings, and values continue to guide his family and the community he left behind.

🕊 A Life to Remember

Born on 15th August 1956, Afzal Hossain lived a life full of honesty, responsibility, and dedication. He was not just a family man but also someone who cared deeply for the people around him. His kindness, simplicity, and sincerity earned him respect in the society.

Sadly, on 26th February 2010, he left this world, leaving his loved ones with unforgettable memories and a deep sense of loss.

🌟 Legacy Through the Afzal Hossain Smriti Parishad

To honor his memory and carry forward his values, the Afzal Hossain Smriti Parishad was established in Kewatkhali Modelbari, Mymensingh. This organization has become a beacon of social service, unity, and community welfare. Through various initiatives, it keeps alive the principles that Afzal Hossain cherished—helping others, standing by people in need, and working for a better society.

❤️ A Father’s Guiding Spirit

For his children and family, Afzal Hossain is not just a memory—he is a guiding spirit. His son, Md. Sakhawat Hossain Farhad, and others in the family continue to uphold his dreams by engaging in social activities and community work.

Though he is physically absent, his love, advice, and blessings remain with them every single day.

🙏 A Prayer for His Soul

On this special day, the family and well-wishers humbly ask everyone to keep Afzal Hossain in their prayers. May Allah grant him Jannat-ul-Firdaws and eternal peace.

🏆 Conclusion

Birthdays are usually a time of celebration, but when a loved one is no longer with us, they become a moment of remembrance and reflection. On the 69th birth anniversary of Afzal Hossain, we remember not only his life but also the impact he continues to have on those who loved him. His legacy lives on through his family, his community, and the Smriti Parishad that bears his name.