He confirmed this information on his verified Facebook page on Wednesday (October 2).
The question of why this Islamic negotiator was forced to leave the country despite the huge popularity is circulating in the netizens' timeline. In 2020, there was no specific answer to the question of the suddenness of the country. However, Azhari himself mentioned some of the reasons surrounding it on Facebook.
According to several sources regarding the reason for Mizanur Rahman Azhari's country, there was a wide discussion about the conversion of 12 Indian citizens in a Mahfil of Azhari in January 2020. It is believed that the then Awami League government forced Azhari to leave the country under the invisible pressure of the Indian government.
An Azhari devotee named Maulana Monirul Islam said, Mizanur Rahman Azhari was an outspoken and brave speaker. He did not care about anyone while speaking at the mahfils. Moreover, as we came to know, many heathens came to his various mahfils and accepted Islam, as far as we could find out, this was the reason for his country to be forced to leave.
He said that Azhari Sahib was not only a cause of fear for the then government, but also many hypocrites and muridsan people who were an eye-catching and they also in various ways conspired to keep Azhari Sahib away from the Waj Maidan.
In a status on social media Facebook, Deota, another Azhari fan said, Maulana Mizanur Rahman Azhari is not only the wealth of Bangladesh, but people from different parts of the country and abroad have heard his discussion. Even when he came to Bangladesh, many people accepted Islam and accepted Islam.
In January 2020, a major discussion of the conversion of his conversion in Jaipurhat led to a massive discussion of the conversion of 12 Indian nationals in Lakshmipur, and the Hindu family had come from India.
After that, after the government's state minister for religion Azhari was accused of being Jamaat-related, there was a wide discussion about it, and a relative of Mizanur Rahman Azhari had known the media that Azhari had faced obstacles during the last two mahfils.
Incidentally, Mizanur Rahman Azhari announced his move from Bangladesh to Malaysia in February 2020. Since then he was staying in Maleshita. In a Facebook post, he wrote in a Facebook post that this year's Tafsir program has to be ended here for some reason. Therefore, the rest of my programs have been postponed till March. I am going back to Malaysia for research work. If Allah Rabbul Alamin gives the opportunity, we will meet and talk again, Inshallah.
