Bangladeshi all-rounder Mehidy Hasan Miraz, currently touring the West Indies with the national team, has announced a heartfelt initiative to feed orphans upon his return to Bangladesh. This noble gesture was revealed during a video call with Qari Abu Raihan, where Miraz expressed his willingness to provide for the less fortunate.

In the video conversation, Miraz initially attempted to sing an Islamic hymn, showcasing his dedication to faith. During the discussion, Qari Abu Raihan invited Miraz to share a meal with nearly 200 orphans at a local madrasa. Miraz responded humbly, saying, "I will provide for them, InshaAllah, once I return home."

Islam places great emphasis on compassion and care for orphans, urging believers to treat them kindly and offer support. Mehidy Hasan Miraz, alongside other national cricketers like Mushfiqur Rahim and Mahmudullah Riyad, has often displayed his devotion to faith, whether through on-field prostrations or fasting during matches.

Miraz’s decision to extend his kindness to orphans highlights his commitment to these values and adds to his growing reputation both on and off the field.

As Miraz continues to shine in international cricket, his leadership qualities are becoming increasingly evident. With regular Test captain Najmul Hossain Shanto recovering from an injury, Miraz is seen as the leading candidate to captain the team during the ongoing West Indies series. Qari Abu Raihan and his community also prayed for Miraz to take on a permanent leadership role in the national team.

This act of charity and Miraz’s potential ascension to a leadership position further cement his status as an inspiring figure in Bangladesh cricket.