For decades, the people of Bangladesh suffered under oppression. Enforced disappearances, political arrests without warrant, and the unjust imprisonment of Ulama and students became commonplace as those who dared to rise against tyranny were brutally silenced. But often in the darkest times, heroes emerge. In recent weeks, a wave of courage swept through the streets of Dhaka and beyond. Brave men and women, young and old, rose as one, their voices echoing across the nation. What began as protests against the unfair Quota system quickly exposed a deeper struggle—a battle against a regime that systematically targeted the Muslim population, oppressing the vulnerable to maintain its power. Across Bangladesh, from the bustling streets of the capital to the quiet rural villages, the demand for justice and dignity united the people in their struggle. From across the Muslim diaspora in the West, we watched these events with a mix of anguish and admiration. Now is our moment to provide support to those who toppled the unjust regime. Together, we can provide the support they need, amplify their voices, and stand for truth and the rights of the oppressed. Join us in this noble cause. Stand with the people of Bangladesh. Be part of their story.