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🔴 Speak with Rashid | Exclusive Podcast with Sumaiya Rabeya
Daughter of Mir Quasem Ali | Jamaat-e-Islami | Women Policy | Bangladesh Election 2026
In this exclusive and in-depth episode of Speak with Rashid, we sit down with Sumaiya Rabia, daughter of Mir Quasem Ali, to discuss some of the most talked-about and debated topics in Bangladesh politics, including the role of Jamaat-e-Islami, its women policy, and broader political and social perspectives ahead of the Bangladesh National Election 2026.
This episode offers a detailed, first-hand discussion on how women’s participation, Islamic political ideology, and policy frameworks are viewed within Jamaat-e-Islami Bangladesh, directly addressing questions that many voters, researchers, students, and political observers are asking today.
🎙️ Topics Covered in This Episode
🔹 Women Policy of Jamaat-e-Islami Bangladesh
🔹 Role of women in Islamic political movements
🔹 Jamaat-e-Islami’s perspective on women’s leadership and empowerment
🔹 Women’s education, employment, and social participation
🔹 Jamaat’s policy framework on family, society, and governance
🔹 Role of Jamaat-e-Islami in Bangladesh Politics
🔹 Historical background of Jamaat-e-Islami
🔹 Jamaat’s political ideology and vision for Bangladesh
🔹 Jamaat-e-Islami and democratic process
🔹 Jamaat-e-Islami in past and present political movements
🔹 Bangladesh National Election 2026 – Context & Discussion
🔹 Political climate leading up to the 2026 election
🔹 Role of Islamic political parties in Bangladesh
🔹 Public discourse, reform, and political participation
🔹 Women voters and policy priorities in Bangladesh
🔹 Personal & Social Reflections
🔹 Family background and public life
🔹 Social challenges faced by women in political families
🔹 Media narratives and public perception
🔹 Future vision for Bangladesh society
📌 Why This Episode Matters
As Bangladesh approaches the National Election 2026, conversations around women policy, Islamic politics, and political reform are becoming increasingly important. This podcast episode contributes to open dialogue, political awareness, and policy understanding, making it valuable

00:00 – Intro & Welcome
Introduction to Speak with Reshma and today’s guest Sumiya Rabeya
02:30 – Guest Introduction & Personal Background
Who is Sumiya Rabeya? Family background and public life
06:30 – Growing Up in a Political Family
Life as the daughter of Mir Quasem Ali
11:00 – Understanding Jamaat-e-Islami
Ideology, structure, and role in Bangladesh politics
16:00 – Role of Jamaat-e-Islami in Bangladesh
Past, present, and political influence
21:00 – Women Policy of Jamaat-e-Islami
Core principles, objectives, and policy framework
27:00 – Women’s Rights & Empowerment in Islam
Education, employment, and social participation
33:00 – Women in Islamic Political Movements
Leadership, activism, and participation
38:00 – Public Misconceptions & Media Narratives
Addressing criticism and misunderstandings
43:00 – Bangladesh National Election 2026
Political climate, voter awareness, and expectations
48:00 – Role of Women Voters in Election 2026
Women’s voices, priorities, and political impact
53:00 – Future Vision for Bangladesh
Governance, reform, and social development
57:00 – Final Thoughts & Message to Viewers
Closing remarks and reflections
59:30 – Outro & Closing Credits