Prime Bank Partners with Dhaka Ahsania Mission for charity Work

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Prime Bank Partners with Dhaka Ahsania Mission for charity Work

Prime Bank PLC., a leading financial institution committed to innovation and customer-centric financial solutions, has signed a partnership with Dhaka Ahsania Mission. Recently a signing ceremony was held between these two organizations at bank’s Gulshan Corporate Office.

Under the agreement, Prime Bank will collect deposits under the `Sadaqah Jariyah’ Account and invest them based on the Mudaraba principle, ensuring ethical and Shariah-compliant financial growth. The accumulated profits will be allocated to Dhaka Ahsania Mission at agreed timelines, strictly following established guidelines. Dhaka Ahsania Mission, in turn, will ensure the funds are utilized exclusively for charitable and welfare purposes, reinforcing a commitment to long-term social impact. This initiative aims to promote continuous giving while fostering economic and social development in Bangladesh.

Md. Nazeem A. Choudhury, Deputy Managing Director of Prime Bank PLC. and Prof. Dr. Golam Rahman Ph.D, President of Dhaka Ahsania Mission took part in signing ceremony on behalf of their respective organizations. Syed Ibne Shariar, VP and Head of Islamic Banking division of Prime Bank and Engr. A.F.M Gholam Sharfuddin, General Secretary of Dhaka Ahsania Mission and other senior officials from both organizations were also present.

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