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Ijtema is an Islamic conference or congregation which was started in 1946. Biswa Ijtema is organizing in an open place near Turag river in Gazipur, Bangladesh is the largest Muslim congregation after Hajj. People of Bangladesh and all over the world come to Biswa Ijtema to offer their prayer and discussion on Islam and seeking pardon of the almighty Allah every year.
Tabli Jammat Ijteme February 15, 16, 17, 18
Bishwa Ijtema of Tablig Jammat will be held on February 15, 16, 17 and 18, 2019 on the bank of Turag, Gazipur, Bangladesh. Akehri munajat will be on Monday before Dhohor prayer.
Ijtema is the 2nd largest gathering of Muslims after Hajj, held on the bank of the river Turag in Tongi, Gazipur of Bangladesh with the participation of millions of devotees from home and abroad to seek divine blessings of the Almighty Allah.
Tablique Jamaat has been organizing the Biswa Ijtema, also called the World Muslims’ Congregation, every year since 1946.
Due o heavy gathering, the Ijtema authority divided Bishwa Istema congregation into Two phrase.
People from 16 districts of Bangladesh and devotees from 135 
countries including Pakistan, India, Qatar, Australia, Denmark, Germany and are participating in the first phase.
Devotees from the other districts of Bangladesh will participate in the 2nd phase of Ijtema that will be held in the schedule time.
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Hundred women from different districts rented houses adjacent to the Ijtema ground to listen to the sermons.
Dowry-free mass wedding held every year in the bishwa ijtema as traditionally. More than 100 dowry free mass wedding held after Asr prayers, Chief of Tablique Jamaat conducted the mass wedding ceremony.
A 5-layer security system by over 20,000 police and plainclothes members of police, Rab and intelligence agencies is in place at the Ijtema ground to take action immediately.
Thousands of volunteers are also serving the devotees round the clock. Different organization providing free medical assistance to devotees round the clock in Ijtema field.