Read the full CTN review of IQRA Foundation UK (Bangla & English)
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Our latest independent review examines the handling of a £20,000 deposit by IQRA Foundation UK, a charity publicly linked to Jamia Angura Muhammadpur Madrassa. The assessment covers events between May 2024 and April 2026, documenting the sequence of decisions, governance responses, and the resulting impact on the individual concerned.
The full report is available in English, with a Bangla translation and a parallel English–Bangla version.
- IQRA Foundation UK — Overview of the charity, its public representations, governance structure, and the institutional link to Jamia Madania Angura Mohammadpur ( Bangla |
- IQRA £20k Review — Full independent assessment of the deposit handling ( Bangla | Parallel EN–BN ).
- IQRA: 47 Failures & Contradictions — Detailed appendix outlining governance and process failures. ( Bangla ).
- Angura Mohammed Pur Madrassa — Context on the madrassa and institutional risk created by IQRA’s actions ( Bangla ).
- Assets & Records — Transparency findings on missing documentation and asset‑related concern. ( Bangla ).
- Trustee Choudhury — Summary of governance concerns relating to Mr Moinul Choudhury ( Bangla ).
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Our most recent review examines the governance and safeguarding implications surrounding a disputed deposit handled by IQRA Foundation UK. This review is now published and available for public reference.