Imdadiya, Kishoreganj during the war. Although he did not participate in any armed conflict, he worked towards unifying people for the cause of the liberation war. He provided assistance to freedom fighters and also carried out various organizational tasks. Throughout the war, he resided in Tarail, Kishoreganj. Essentially, he was motivated by his teachers to work towards the betterment of the country and subsequently joined the liberation war. One of his teachers, Qazi Mu'tasim Billah, was also a freedom fighter. Works against war criminals In 2001, when the four-party alliance formed the government in Bangladesh, Motiur Rahman Nizami and Ali Ahsan Mohammad Mojaheed of the Bangladesh Jamaat-e-Islami were appointed as ministers. In protest, Masood voluntarily resigned from his position as director of the Islamic Foundation Bangladesh, citing his stance against enemies of Bangladesh's independence. In 2005, while traveling to the UK for an international peace conference, Masood was arrested at Hazrat Shahjalal International Airport in connection with a countrywide bombing campaign on August 17, 2005. After two days of remand, the investigating officer in the case granted him impunity from charges of involvement in the bombing campaign and referred to the accusation as "false, baseless, and fabricated" in the investigation report. The International Criminal Tribunal had accused Jamaat-e-Islami of war crimes, and in 2006, Masood began a political resistance movement against the party. Later, he joined the Sector Commanders' Forum in demanding the trial of war criminals and supported the Shahbag protests, which called for the trial of war criminals. Public service He established a charitable organization named Islahul Muslimin Parishad that offers aid during natural disasters in various regions across the country. The organization carries out several social welfare programs, including distributing food aid to those affected by floods, providing medical treatment and supplies to the sick, and generating employment opportunities for the impoverished. Additionally, they launch campaigns advocating against dowry and organize dowry-free weddings in Itna of Kishoreganj, Tarail and Birganj of Dinajpur, Madhupur of Tangail, and Kanaighat of Sylhet. These events provide essential items such as wedding attire and equipment for orphaned and underprivileged grooms and brides, as well as vehicles, sewing machines, and goats for employment purposes. The organization also collaborates with the The Asia Foundation to conduct teacher training programs for madrasas and promote women's rights in various locations. Moreover, the Islahul Muslimin Parishad has provided relief supplies to Rohingya refugee camps and assistance to