Abdul Jabbar of the village of Bishnath of Sylhet has once again brightened the country's face in the world. In the Oldham Council of Britain, elected as the 1st Bangladeshi mayor in 2004, Abdul Jabbar, who was the first to win the honor of the countrymen, received this MBE (Member of the Chief Execellent of the British Umpires) award on the occasion of Queen's Birthday on the occasion of Queen of Britain, the British monarch. Have done
Contemporary Queen Elizabeth, who was born on April 21, 1926, has already passed 91 years earlier this year. The anniversary of the anniversary of Rani's birthday is giving this award. In order to make outstanding contribution to the political and public services, Abdul Jabbar, the father of the local community of the local community, was nominated in Oldham, Greater Manchastear area. On November 14, he received this prestigious award from Queen of Britain. He was accompanied by his wife Imrana Begum, son Ashraf Ahmad Jabbar, daughter Farhin Akter Begum and Madiha Akter Begum.
Recently a written invitation from the British Raj palace was announced. Britain's Queen Elizabeth has given this unique and prestigious award to Biswarath's father-in-law Abdul Jabber Blazer. After returning home, mother Alifjan Bibi handed the award to former mayor Abdul Jabbar. On 16 June, this announcement was made to the Councilor, elected to the Council of Oldham, in an email message from the Oldham Council. And if this news spread through social media through the Bangladeshi community, then this child, enlightened by the tone of congratulations and greetings, regardless of the party.
Abdul Jabbar, who was born in Tengra village of Bishwanath's orthopedic union, passed away with his father late Elias Ali and mother Alhaj Alifjan Bibi in childhood. He completed his secondary schooling with the achievement from Bridge Hill School and was admitted to Oldham College. After completing his college education with achievement, he earned his M.Sc degree in Housing Management from the University of Sulfon and started his career as a housing man in Rochdale Council. Which are still being observed with Nosta. As well as entering the work place, Abdul Jabbar was working as a UDIMAN youth in the local community. In 1994, at the request of the local community, he took part in the council of Oldham Council councilor. The local leader of the Oldham local community, the youngest member of the community, was elected by a huge vote for the first time by the people of his constituency. Then he did not have to go back.
He was elected twice in 1998 and 2002 in the councilor. In 2003, he was appointed as the Deputy Mayor for his skills and qualifications and for him as the mayor for 2004-2005. Abdul Jabbar Oldham Council Mayor and 1st Bangladeshi Mayor in the history of the council. Already, this monastery of Bishwanath established a unique celebration in the Oldham Council, serving as a councilor for a long time, elected for 7 long consecutive times. Before that, a Bangladeshi councilor could not pretend to be elected to the Council of Oldham and possibly in any British Council. This has been possible for Vishwanath's pregnant child. Abdul Jabbar is a great role model for the development of local model, as well as the role model for the development of Bangladeshi culture and tradition in Britain. In his heartfelt efforts, Bangladesh's tradition is to follow the Shapla Chattar of Motijheel in memory of the 2nd Shapla Chattar and memory of Bangladesh's Language Movement. The second Shaheed Minar in the world has been built in his beloved city Oldham. Which is a matter of pride for the whole Bangladesh. Not only that, the Millennium Center has been built at a cost of thousands of pounds, considering the Bangladeshi community in Oldham, and the largest mosque built in Oldham after Britain's East London Mosque and the Islamic Center is also one of the most promising.
Abdul Jabar is among the 10 brothers and sisters. In private life, Mrs. Emraan Begum got married to her husband. The happy couple has three children. Ashraf, Farhan and Madhiyas respectively
The Labor Party has been able to achieve a majority in the Oldham Council for the past few years, the local influential politician of the 56-year-old British Party has been able to create a strong position in the Labor Party in his hometown. For this, he has held important positions such as the Council Deputy Leader as well as the budget formation committee and he has held important positions in more than one committee. On the other hand, if you get a nomination from the Bangladeshi Oldham, Abdul Jabber will be the first to get it. According to statistics and local Labor Party leaders, Abdul Jabber will be the first Bangladeshi MP in Oldham to make another glorious history in Britain. The prospect of all Bangladeshis living in Britain, the same hope is that the people of his native country also have his own people.