The most beautiful Shaheed Minar I have ever seen

"Bismillahir Rahmanir Raheem"

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Since I was a little child, I have been aware of the background of important days. Global is among them. The village's young boys and girls are shown celebrating Mother Language Day with a great deal of affection and respect. In the village, young boys and girls construct the martyr minar by hand and honor it with flower offerings in the morning. To construct this Shaheed Minar, no financial resources are required. Their Shaheed Minar is a labor of love.

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February 21st is International Mother Language Day. A unique day held annually on February 21st worldwide, as per the United Nations resolution adopted on November 17th, 1999, and celebrated in all Bengali-speaking areas, including Bangladesh and West Bengal. Martyr's Day is another name for it. This day is celebrated as a day that evokes both joyous and sorrowful memories of the Bengali language struggle.

This day in 1952—August 8, Falgun, 1358, Thursday—saw the martyrdom of numerous young people as a result of police shooting at demonstrators in Dhaka who were calling for Bengali to become the official language of the then-East Pakistan. This day is designated as Martyr's Day because of the important individuals who were among them, including Rafiq, Jabbar, Shafiur, Salam, and Barkat.
The village children construct the martyr minar from banana trees on this day, taking great care in the process, and they honor it in the morning by putting flowers on it. The day before yesterday marked the beginning of Shaheed Minar's construction. Shaheed visits the village in the morning to look for flowers after constructing the minar.

Together with the kids, I also gave flowers as an homage to the Shaheed Minar, which they constructed today. Their respect startled me. The little children were not making any mischief or unnecessary noise during the show of respect. Nonetheless, adults frequently make these errors. Out of all the Shahid Minar I have seen, this one is the most exquisite and well-liked. Perhaps this is where the martyrs of language come in handy.

In closing, I honor the language martyrs, who are among the nation's finest offspring, and I ask Almighty Allah Rabbul Alamin to grant all of the language martyrs Jannatul Ferdows.

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