Ghulam Azam was a prominent political figure in Bangladesh and a key leader of Jamaat-e-Islami. Born in 1922, Azam played a significant role in the political landscape of both East Pakistan and later Bangladesh. He was actively involved in the politics of the Indian subcontinent during the struggle for independence and subsequently in the formation of Bangladesh. Azam is often remembered for his controversial role during the 1971 Bangladesh Liberation War, where he was accused of collaborating with the Pakistani military. His involvement with Jamaat-e-Islami was a defining part of his life, leading the party through several tumultuous periods, including its ban in the newly independent Bangladesh and its resurgence in later years. Despite his political influence, Azam remained a polarizing figure due to his wartime actions, which led to his conviction for war crimes in 2013. His legacy continues to evoke strong reactions in Bangladesh, reflecting the complex history and politics of the region.#GhulamAzam #JamaateIslami #BangladeshPolitics #WarCrimes #LiberationWar1971 #EastPakistan #PoliticalHistory #ControversialFigures #BangladeshHistory #IslamicPolitics

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