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Islami Bank Bangladesh Limited Board & Company Affairs Wing, Share & Bond Division, Head Office, 63, Dilkusha C/A., Dhaka-1000. List of Year wise Unclaimed Stock Dividend (Bonus Shares) of IBBL sl_no folio_no bo_no Name address noof_share Remarks 1 0048 The Public Institution for Social Security,,Direct Investment Department,,P.O.Box No. 24324,Safat-13104, Kuwait . 89155341 Bonus Shares(Suspense) 2 0058 Janab M.A.Motaleb S/O.Late Haji Khalilur Rahman,1998, Halishahar Road,,Chowmohoni, Chittagong., 221 Bonus Shares(Suspense) 3 0111 Mr.Rahmat ullah M/S.Grand Travel service,55/1 ,Purana Paltan, Dhaka,, 458 Bonus Shares(Suspense) 4 0123 Janab Motiur Rahman Khan S/O.Nader Ali Khan,Al-Mamun Intermediate School,Al Rowice Jeddah, K S A, 696 Bonus Shares(Suspense) 5 0219 Mahmud Quddus S/o. Late Abdur Rahman Miah,15/D/1, Zigatala,Dhaka-1209, 458 Bonus Shares(Suspense) 6 0234 Jb. Abdul Momen 73, Monipuripara, Tejgaon, Dhaka.,,, 7737 Bonus Shares(Suspense) 7 0253B Janab Abdul Wahab S/O.Late Moulavi Sadu Miah,House No.36, Road No. 5/A,Sector-5,Uttara Model Town,Dhaka, 221 Bonus Shares(Suspense) 8 0261 Janab Abdul Karim Khan S/O.Moulavi Minhajuddin Khan,3/T,Green Road Staff Quarter,Dhaka, 458 Bonus Shares(Suspense) 9 0267 Janab Md. Abdul Haleem C/O.H.M.Wahiduzzaman Akon,,Islami Bank Bangladesh Ltd., L.O.,,75,Motijheel C/A., Dhaka., 221 Bonus Shares(Suspense) 10 0269B Md. Abdullah S/O Md Arifur Rahman,Vill.: Sakirpur, P.O.: Bozra,,Thana: Sonaimuri, Dist.: Noakhali., 696 Bonus Shares(Suspense) 11 0272 Janab Md Abdur Rahim S/O Late Ms Asgar Ali Biswas,Readymade House, K P Basu Road,P.O & Distt - Jhenaidah, 221 Bonus Shares(Suspense) 12 0272B Janab A T M Abdul Aziz S/O.Md Erad Ali Mollah,Vill-Hamda, P.O- Jhenaidah,Jhenaidah, 221 Bonus Shares(Suspense) 13 0274 Janab Alhaj Md.Abul Kasem S/O Md Kalam Miah,P.O Box NO. 1530, Madina Monwara,K S A, 160 Bonus Shares(Suspense) 14 0277B Janaba Akhter Banu D/O.Abu Siddique Md Kamaluddin,147/Kha, Monipuripara,Airport Road, Dhaka, 458 Bonus Shares(Suspense) 15 0282B Janab Md.Abdus Salam Khan S/O Md Abdus Sattar,C/O.Md.Saiful Islam Khan,,Vill.: Kayet Para, P.O: Dhamrai,,Dist.: Dahaka. 1609 Bonus Shares(Suspense) 16 0283 Janab Mohammad Ayubur Rahman S/O Late Md Abdul Hamid Bhuyan,Vill- Panchgaon, P.O- M Panchgaon,Thana- Araihazar, Narayanganj, 221 Bonus Shares(Suspense) 17 0285 Janab Md Atiqur Rahman Aslam S/O Late Hamdu Miah Master,Kaptan Bazar, Comilla,, 221 Bonus Shares(Suspense) 18 0288 Janab Abul Kalam S/O Abdul Bari,,Vill.: Jadabpur, Post: Narampur,,Thana: Sadar, Dist.: Noyakhali., 95 Bonus Shares(Suspense) 19 0292B Md Abul Kalam Miaji S/O Md Mofijuddin Miaji,Vill.: Orpur Noyapara,,Post.: Syedpur Bazar,,Thana : Hajigonj, Chandpur. 95 Bonus Shares(Suspense) 20 0293B Janab Abdur Rahim Khan S/O Late Haji Bhola Miah,17, Radhika Mohan Basak Lane,( Jhulan Bari ), Dhaka, 221 Bonus Shares(Suspense) 21 0294B Janaba Anowara Begum W/O Md Karimdad,King Hospital, Al- Jaher,Makkah, K S A, 221 Bonus Shares(Suspense) 22 0297 Janaba Ayesha Khatun W/O.Moulavi Md Abdul Khaleque,Vill & P.O -Pirpur,Narshingdi, 1609 Bonus Shares(Suspense) 23 0298 Janab Md Abdul Khaleque S/O Late Mir Sadat Ali,Vill & P.O -Pirpur, Narsingdi,, 1609 Bonus Shares(Suspense) 24 0299B Janab Sayed Ali Naki S/O Late Syed Ali Hamid,Islami Academi, House No. 21 (New),Road No.9/A,(New), Dhamondi R/A,,Dhaka. 458 Bonus Shares(Suspense) 25 0302B Janab Md Azhar Hossain S/O Late Abdus Sattar,78/C, Asad Avenue,Mohammadpur, Dhaka, 458 Bonus Shares(Suspense) 26 0316B Janab Md Abul Khair S/O Abdul Maleque,C/O.Foyez Ahmed Miar Monohary Dokan,P.O : Chaprashir Hat,,Dist.: Noakhali. 458 Bonus Shares(Suspense) 27 0317 Janab Md Abdur Rahim S/O Abdul Khaleque,Vill - Uttar Ali Pur,P.O - Silunia Bazar, Feni, 221 Bonus Shares(Suspense) 28 0319B A B M Anwarul Islam S/O Late Mir A Khaleque Mastar,House No-3/4,Road -11,,South Bishil, Mirpur -1, Maijdee St,Dhaka-1216. 321 Bonus Shares(Suspense) 29 0322B Janab Ahsanul Alam Bhuyan S/O Late Sayedul Alam Bhuyan,Vill.: Shahajadpur,,Post.: Sirajpur-3850,,P.S.: Companigonj, Noakhali. 221 Bonus Shares(Suspense) 30 0327B Janab Md Abdus Sabur Pathology Deptartment,Cancer Instt. & Research Hospital,Mohakhali, Dhaka-1212, 221 Bonus Shares(Suspense) 31 0331 Janab Md Akram Hossain 30/2/I,Azimpur govt.Colony,,Azimpur, Dhaka.,, 321 Bonus Shares(Suspense) 32 0336 Janab A K M Azizur Rahman S/O Moulavi Md Muslem,Vill. Karaiya, Post.Kachua,Dist. Chandpur, 221 Bonus Shares(Suspense) 33 0337B Janab Md Aminul Hoque Bhuyan S/O Md Anwaruzzaman Bhuyan,Vill - Jag Jour, P.O - Kankapait,Via- Gunabati, Comilla, 221 Bonus Shares(Suspense) 34 0340B Janab Md Abdul Aziz Vill.: Rayetkandi,,Post: Sajail,,Upzilla : Kashiyani,,Dist.: Gopalgonj. 221 Bonus Shares(Suspense) 35 0341 Md Abdur Razzaque S/O Md Ali Haider,Post Box No. 1530, Madina Monwara,K S A, 179 Bonus Shares(Suspense) 36 0342B A M M Abdul Hai Siddique S/O Alhaj Abdul Gaffar Siddiqui,P.O.Box No.3918, Holy Makkah,,K S A, 696 Bonus Shares(Suspense) 37 0344 Janab Md Aminul Islam Bhuyan S/O Late Movi. Md.Isaq Bhuyan,110, Azimpur Road, Bikrompur Villa,Dhaka, 458 Bonus Shares(Suspense) 38 0351B Janab Syed Abdul Mannan Azad FCA, Secretary, BOGMC, BMEDC,,S/O.Mr.AZM Ismed Ali,Mouza : Barkhola,,P.O.:Kathaltali-3252, Moulavibazar. 221 Bonus Shares(Suspense) 39 0366 Janab Haji Amanullah S/O Haji Ahsanullah,Vill - Mollartek, P.O - Azampur,Tongi, Gazipur, 221 Bonus Shares(Suspense) 40 0367 Janab M A Maleque House No. 33, Road No. 18,Block - A, Banani, Dhaka,, 221 Bonus Shares(Suspense) 41 0369B Janab Md Abdul Ahad Khan C/O Md Abdus Samad Khan,East Adalat Para, Tangail,, 221 Bonus Shares(Suspense) 42 0374 Janab Sarder Md Abdus Salam S/O Md Abdul Jalil,Vill - Murtabari, P.O - Gadipur,Thana - Paikgacha, Khulna, 221 Bonus Shares(Suspense) 43 0378B Janab Md Anisur Rahman S/O LAte Md Nurul Islam,Telmohad Patwaribari,Vill-Charkali,P.O - Chaprashirhat, Noakhali, 221 Bonus Shares(Suspense) 44 0379 Janab Shaikh Mohd. Abu Daud S/O Shaikh Mohd. Nazir Hossain,Vill - Bangram, P.O - Karpara,Gopalganj, 696 Bonus Shares(Suspense) 45 0379B Janab Md Abu Jafor S/O Dr M Monsur Ali,( Shamim Homeo Hall ), 90 New,Elephant Road (1st floor), Dhaka, 221 Bonus Shares(Suspense) 46 0382 Janab Md Abdul Khaleque S/O Late Md Tajmahmud Mondal,7, Jammun Bapery Lane, Nalgola,Mitford, Dhaka, 221 Bonus Shares(Suspense) 47 0382B Janab Md Akhter Hossain 668/8, Block-C,Khilgaon,,Dhaka.,, 696 Bonus Shares(Suspense) 48 0384B Janab Abul Barkat Nasir Ahmad S/O Md Elahidad,Vill-Chounti, P.O.Shukur Ali Chunti,Lohagara, Chittagong, 696 Bonus Shares(Suspense) 49 0386 Sarder Md. Abdus Salam S/O Sarder Md Abdul Jalil,Vill.: Motbari, P.O.: Godaipur,,P.S.: Paikgacha, Dist.: Khulna., 221 Bonus Shares(Suspense) 50 0388 Janab Md Abdur Razzak C/O.Abdur Razzak Miar Nutun Bari,Vill.: Charkakra, P.O: Peshker Hat,,Cod No.3850, P.S.: Companygonj,,Dist.: Noakhali. 458 Bonus Shares(Suspense) 51 0389 Janab Mohammad Abdul Hannan 14/F/1 Mir Bag,,Mogh Bazar, Dhaka-1217.,, 458 Bonus Shares(Suspense) 52 0390B Janab Md Abdul Awal Mollah S/O Late Abdus Salam Mollah,Vill & P.O - Akhaura,B Baria, 458 Bonus Shares(Suspense) 53 0391B Janab Md Abdullah S/O Late Alhaj Md Habibullah,Vill.: Tiuri Haji Bari,,Post.: Nagmud Bazar,,Thana: Ramgonj, Laxmipur. 221 Bonus Shares(Suspense) 54 0392B Janab A K M Asaduzzaman S/O Alhaj Mominuddin Gazi,16/4,Tallabag, Sukrabad, Dhaka,, 221 Bonus Shares(Suspense) 55 0396 Janaba Amena Khanum W/O. Md. Afzal Miah,F-100, Road No- 8 (Ground Floor),Banani Model Town, Dhaka., 1609 Bonus Shares(Suspense) 56 0399B Janab Abdul Motaleb 2/A Walsow Tower,,21, Kazi Nazrul Islam Avenue,Dhaka-1000., 3675 Bonus Shares(Suspense) 57 0400B Janab Syed Abdul Basir S/O Late Abdul Noor,Chandra Chari, P.O - Mirpur Bazar,Thana - Bhubal, Habigonj, 221 Bonus Shares(Suspense) 58 0401 Janab Md. Abdul Muyeed S/O Md. Abdul Latif,140, New D.O.H.S, Mohakhali, Dhaka,, 221 Bonus Shares(Suspense) 59 0402B Ayesha Begum C/O.Dr.Hasibur Rahman Bhuiyan,,Vill.: Brumdi, Post : Dandir Bagar,,Sonargoan, Narayangonj., 7737 Bonus Shares(Suspense) 60 0408B Janab Abdul Wahab Nomani S/O. Alhaj Abdul Halim,Vill - Razzakpur, P.O - Gopalpur,,Noakhali., 458 Bonus Shares(Suspense) 61 0411B Janab Md. Abdul Quader S/O. Haji jinnatullah Munshi,32, Dilu Road, Rejanchi Apartment,Flat: B/1,Moghbazar,Eskaton, Dhaka, 2778 Bonus Shares(Suspense) 62 0412B Jb. Abdul Wahab S/O. Abdul Khaleque Mollah,Kajol Kotha, 362, Santack, Donia,,Damra, Dhaka-1236., 696 Bonus Shares(Suspense) 63 0415B Janaba Anowara Khalil W/O. Md. Khalilur Rahman,C/O.Md.Motaher Hossain,House No #42,Road No # 19,Section #11,,Uttara Model town, Dhaka-1230. 1609 Bonus Shares(Suspense) 64 0417 Janab Md. Azizul Islam S/O. Late Mvi.Mohammadullah,C/O.Mrs.Fatema Khatun.,Asstt.Manager,Planning The Security,Printing Corporation (BD),Gazipur. 3675 Bonus Shares(Suspense) 65 0420 Janaba Amina Mumith W/O. M. A. Mumith,House- 28, Road- 4, Sector No. 4,Uttara Model Town, Dhaka., 221 Bonus Shares(Suspense) 66 0427 Asia Khatun W/O. Md. Abdul Mojid,House No.8, Road No.28, Sector-7,,Uttara, Dhaka-1230., 221 Bonus Shares(Suspense) 67 0436B Janab Md. Ataur Rahman Mridha S/o. Late Mohiuddin Mridha,60/9/F/22,Dhalpur, Dhaka.,, 221 Bonus Shares(Suspense) 68 0437 Janab Md.
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  • Introduction 1

    Introduction 1

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  • A Study of Bangladesh in the Global Context 1. Digital Percept

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