Begum Zohra & Syed Obaidur Rahman Trust
In Loving Memory
The Begum Zohra & Syed Obaidur Rahman Trust was founded under the umbrella of SNAD Foundation Bangladesh to honor the profound humanity and lifelong values of two extraordinary individuals—whose lives were shaped by dignity, empathy, and service to others.
Begum Zohra embodied quiet strength, compassion, and unwavering generosity. She inspired hope in the lives of many, especially among those struggling with hardship.
Syed Obaidur Rahman stood as a man of principle and deep moral clarity. He believed in the transformative power of education and the fundamental right to healthcare for all. His compassion extended beyond his family and community—leaving behind a legacy of care and conscience.
Their enduring values continue to inspire action, hope, and change.
Our Purpose
The Trust is dedicated to upholding their legacy by supporting those most in need—individuals and families striving to build better lives under difficult circumstances.
Through this initiative, we provide:
- Need-based scholarships for students across all levels of education
- Medical support for individuals unable to afford critical care
- Emergency relief grants for widows, orphans, persons with disabilities, and vulnerable families
- Shelter assistance for the homeless, ensuring dignity through secure housing
These interventions are more than charity—they are acts of solidarity grounded in love, empathy, and justice.
A Living Legacy
This Trust is not merely a tribute; it is a living commitment to the values of Begum Zohra and Syed Obaidur Rahman. Every scholarship granted, every life healed, and every crisis mitigated reflects their spirit and ideals.
We invite friends, families, and compassionate individuals to be part of this mission. Together, we can continue what they started—extending kindness where it’s needed most.
Join the Cause
Whether by contributing, volunteering, or spreading the word—your support helps keep this legacy alive.
Stories

Aniqa, 32, is battling end-stage kidney failure. Unmarried and living with her elderly parents in Shanir Akhra, Dhaka, her life now depends on a kidney transplant within the next 3 months. The cost—BDT 14–15 lakh—is more than her family can bear.
Her brother, Radib, is doing all he can, while weekly dialysis at Gonoshasthaya Kendra keeps her going. But the burden of rising medical expenses has left the family overwhelmed.
In May 2025, the Begum Zohra & Syed Obaidur Rahman Trust stepped in to support Aniqa’s treatment. It’s a small step in a long journey—but one that brings hope when it’s needed most.

Born into poverty and living with a physical disability, Shahin Alam from Mirznagar, Naogaon, never gave up on his dream of completing his Kamil (Master’s) at Sarsina Alia Madrasah. But when financial hurdles threatened to end his education, he reached out to the Begum Zohra & Syed Obaidur Rahman Trust with a heartfelt plea.
We saw not just a request, but a young man full of resilience and hope. Without hesitation, we covered his admission and form-filling fees.
Today, Shahin is back on track, studying with renewed determination. His tears of gratitude remind us why we exist—to uplift, to empower, and to believe in dreams.

