this organization, he served as the co-chair of the Bangladesh Qawmi Madrasa Education Commission, aiming to gain recognition for Qawmi madrasas in Bangladesh. Additionally, he called for the provision of government salaries for imams in Bangladesh during a sukrana conference. He also urged Shah Ahmad Shafi, the former chairman of the Bangladesh Qawmi Madrasa Education Commission, to be honored with the Independence Award at the same event. Government recognition of Qawmi madrasa Farid Uddin Masood played a pivotal role in the implementation of government recognition for Qawmi madrasas. In 2006, Islamic scholars gathered to demand recognition for Qawmi madrasas from former Prime Minister Khaleda Zia, but their efforts were unsuccessful. Later, under Sheikh Hasina's government, a committee was formed to focus on implementing recognition, with Shah Ahmad Shafi as the chairman and Farid Uddin Masood as the co-chairman. The government urged for unity among the Islamic scholars, leading to the formation of the committee. In 2017, Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina announced that the highest degree from Qawmi madrasas would be recognized as equivalent to a general Master's degree. Within a few days, the government issued a declaration of recognition. Works for Peace Interfaith Harmony Masood has actively participated in various seminars organized by the Bangladesh Inter-Religious Forum for Peace and Harmony, discussing different perspectives on mutual respect and global peace and security. He has also denounced attacks on religious institutions such as churches, pagodas, temples, and other places of worship throughout the country as being forbidden in Islam. Fatwa against terrorism A fatwa has been issued by 100,000 Bangladeshi Islamic clerics forbidding terrorism and suicide bombings, which have been declared "haram" or forbidden under Islamic law. The fatwa comes in response to increasing concerns about extremist attacks in Bangladesh, including the July 2016 attack on a cafe in Dhaka, which killed 22 people. The Bangladesh Jamiyatul Ulama, one of the country's largest Islamic groups, endorsed the fatwa, and its leaders have called on the government to enforce it and take strong action against violators. The move is seen as a positive step in countering extremist ideology in Bangladesh. Liberation war and war criminals Contribution in Liberation war Farid Uddin Masood is a noteworthy figure among the freedom fighters of Bangladesh. He was actively involved in organizational work during the liberation war and consistently fought for independence. In an interview, he mentioned that he served as a teacher at Al Jamiatul