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Secularism in Bangladesh is known as "neutrality of religion" (Bengali: ধর্মনিরপেক্ষতা) under Bangladeshi law. In the Constitution of Bangladesh, secularism is mentioned in the preamble as one of the fundamental principles of Bangladeshi law. Article 8 enshrines secularism as one of the fundamental principles of state policy. Article 12 elaborates further on secularism and freedom of religion.

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rdfs:label	Secularism in Bangladesh (en) العلمانية في بنغلاديش (ar)
rdfs:comment	العلمانية هي أحد المبادئ الأساسية الأربعة وفقًا لدستور بنغلاديش الأصلي لعام 1972. حُذف مبدأ العلمانية من الدستور عام 1977 من قبل ضياء الرحمن، واستبداله ببيان الثقة المطلقة والإيمان بالله العظيم، وأعلن الإسلام دين الدولة عام 1988. في عام 2010، أعادت المحكمة العليا في بنغلاديش العلمانية لكنها ذكرت بقاء الإسلام دين الدولة. أكثر من 90.4% من البنغلاديشيين مسلمون، والباقي هندوس 8.5%، بوذيون 0.6%، مسيحيون 0.4%، وآخرون 0.1% حسب تعداد 2011. يحتفل الناس في بنغلاديش بمهرجانات علمانية مختلفة في أوقات مختلفة على مدار العام. تختلف روح العلمانية في جنوب آسيا من نواحٍ عديدة عن تلك الموجودة في النسخ الغربية التي تؤكد الفصل التام بين الكنيسة والدولة. بدلًا من ذلك، العلمانية هي حرية الأفراد في ممارسة العقيدة التي يريدونها دون التعرض لأي شكل من أشكال التمييز على مستوى الدولة أو المجتمع. (ar) Secularism in Bangladesh is known as "neutrality of religion" (Bengali: ধর্মনিরপেক্ষতা) under Bangladeshi law. In the Constitution of Bangladesh, secularism is mentioned in the preamble as one of the fundamental principles of Bangladeshi law. Article 8 enshrines secularism as one of the fundamental principles of state policy. Article 12 elaborates further on secularism and freedom of religion. (en)
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has abstract	العلمانية هي أحد المبادئ الأساسية الأربعة وفقًا لدستور بنغلاديش الأصلي لعام 1972. حُذف مبدأ العلمانية من الدستور عام 1977 من قبل ضياء الرحمن، واستبداله ببيان الثقة المطلقة والإيمان بالله العظيم، وأعلن الإسلام دين الدولة عام 1988. في عام 2010، أعادت المحكمة العليا في بنغلاديش العلمانية لكنها ذكرت بقاء الإسلام دين الدولة. أكثر من 90.4% من البنغلاديشيين مسلمون، والباقي هندوس 8.5%، بوذيون 0.6%، مسيحيون 0.4%، وآخرون 0.1% حسب تعداد 2011. يحتفل الناس في بنغلاديش بمهرجانات علمانية مختلفة في أوقات مختلفة على مدار العام. تختلف روح العلمانية في جنوب آسيا من نواحٍ عديدة عن تلك الموجودة في النسخ الغربية التي تؤكد الفصل التام بين الكنيسة والدولة. بدلًا من ذلك، العلمانية هي حرية الأفراد في ممارسة العقيدة التي يريدونها دون التعرض لأي شكل من أشكال التمييز على مستوى الدولة أو المجتمع. (ar) Secularism in Bangladesh is known as "neutrality of religion" (Bengali: ধর্মনিরপেক্ষতা) under Bangladeshi law. In the Constitution of Bangladesh, secularism is mentioned in the preamble as one of the fundamental principles of Bangladeshi law. Article 8 enshrines secularism as one of the fundamental principles of state policy. Article 12 elaborates further on secularism and freedom of religion. In 1977, secularism was removed from the constitution by a Martial Law directive during the military dictatorship of Ziaur Rahman. In 1988, the Parliament of Bangladesh declared Islam as the state religion during the presidency of Hussain Muhammad Ershad. After the restoration of parliamentary democracy in 1990, the Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP) and Awami League governments retained Islam as the state religion. In 2010, the Bangladesh Supreme Court ruled that the removal of secularism in 1977 was illegal because it was done by an unconstitutional martial law regime. The court reinstated secularism in the constitution. The principle of secularity now co-exists with the state religion. Secularism is a recurring topic in Bangladeshi politics. For example, in 2019, a demand by the Hefazat-e-Islam Bangladesh to curtail women's education was dismissed by the Deputy Minister of Education Mohibul Hasan Chowdhury as contrary to the fundamental principles of state policy. The separation of religion and state prevails across large parts of Bangladeshi law. However, family law is based on religious law. A civil marriage is allowed under the Special Marriages Act 1872 only if one renounces faith in either Islam, Hinduism, Buddhism or Christianity. (en)
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