Mother converts to Islam with two sons

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In the town of Nalitabai in Sherpur, three people from the same family, including their mother and son, left their religion and accepted Islam.

Advocate Meraj Uddin, lawyer of Sherpur Judge Court confirmed this information on Thursday (October 6) morning, before this on Tuesday (October 4) afternoon, they accepted Islam through a gita kalema and through court affidavit.

The persons who converted to Islam are - Savita Rani, wife of deceased Khagen Biswas of Gakananda Mahalla in Nalitabari town, her son Jat and Bijat. But now they have named themselves Achita Begum, Mohammad Hasan and Mohammad Hossain.

I am a neo-Muslim who is a neo-Muslim, I know that Islam was long before I liked the neighbors and I also wanted to accept Islam after seeing the various events of the neighbors and Muslims.

In this regard, Mohammad Hossain (Bijt) said, "We have not accepted Islam and have circumcised ourselves for converting to Islam for a long time. On Tuesday, I accepted Islam through the court and Kalima through the court and Kalima after the Kalima."

Advocate Meraj Uddin, the lawyer of Sherpur Judge Court, said, "Sat Khagen Biswas' wife Savita Rani Biswas and her two sons have accepted Islam from me. I am their senior judicial magistrate court judge Md. I completed the affidavit through Mehdi Hasan.

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