Archive · 16 Jan 2026
Al-Ameen Mission Students Honor Founder
A group of students made a movie to thank their teacher, Md.
Nurul Islam, for starting a school to help poor Muslim kids.
The school, Al-Ameen Mission, began small but now has many branches and has helped many students become doctors, engineers, and more.
The students showed the movie to say thank you for all the hard work their teacher did to make their education possible.
The teacher faced many challenges but never gave up, and now the students want to help others too.
Students of Al-Ameen Mission produced a film titled 'Dear Secretary Sir' to honor their founder, Md. Nurul Islam.
Al-Ameen Mission started in 1986 with seven students and now has 77 branches with over 20,000 students.
The film highlights Islam's mission to educate underprivileged Muslim children and his struggles to fund the institute.
Notable alumni include 31 doctors, engineers, an astrophysicist, and a state cadre bureaucrat.
The Al-Ameen Protyay Foundation, formed by the students, produced the film and engages in health camps and relief operations.
- Who
- Md. Nurul Islam, founder of Al-Ameen Mission, and his students
- What
- A film screening and tribute to Islam for his educational mission
- When
- Sunday afternoon (specific date not mentioned)
- Where
- Rabindra Tirtha, Kolkata
- Why
- To honor Islam's efforts in educating impoverished Muslim children
- Founder
- Md. Nurul Islam
- Institute
- Al-Ameen Mission
- Year Founded
- 1986
- Current Branches
- 77
- Total Students
- 20,722 (12,871 boys, 7,851 girls)
- Notable Alumni
- 31 doctors, engineers, astrophysicist, bureaucrat
- Film Title
- Dear Secretary Sir
- Film Duration
- 45 minutes