In this engaging discussion, Abdul Wohab, an assistant professor at North-South University in Dhaka, dives into the complexities of secularism and Islam in Bangladesh. He explores historical dynamics and contemporary challenges since independence, emphasizing the unique interplay of national identity and religion. Wohab argues that despite rising religious fervor, Bangladesh's pluralistic cultural identity prevails. He also highlights shifts in education, noting a trend towards madrasa schooling and its implications for societal narratives. A thought-provoking look at the future of secularism in a changing world!
