@@KingshukMonsur Absolutely true and it's so disappointing. I don't understand how can our people forget those Anglo-Saxons plundering and ravaging our land for nearly 2 centuries?
My mom told me stories of how one saree could fit in a match box, it was that fine glad to see the extinct plant has a comeback and is going to create a new industry.
So will u Stop importing cotton from 🇮🇳.. Answer No.. 🇮🇳 cotton is superior as best cotton requires Black Soil(volcanic soil)..🇧🇩 soil is best suited to grow rice, potato, green vegetables etc..
@@gouravdas7989 Lmao The cotton for muslin is only suitable in Bangladeshi environment so I don't think India can't produce the original cotton for muslin clothes but other types of cotton we need to import
@@gouravdas7989 then why not producing..and if bangladesh stop's importing..india's export(nearly 8.2 billion usd) would be lost and bangladesh can import cotton from central asia/pakistan
@@subhradeepghosh9490 Go live in Bangladesh..And please don't comment or give estimates without research..The total cotton import of 🇧🇩 is 1.8 billion USD... 🇮🇳 Contributed 40% i.e 700 million USD.. 🇮🇳 sell cotton to 🇧🇩 for being a good Neighbors and want stable neighbourhood.. 🇮🇳 don't lack labours or skills if want to compete 🇧🇩 in Ready Made Garments.. 🇮🇳 even sell cotton to 🇧🇩 at huge discounts..If can sell double/triple the price in International market..
Always heard about maslin, that it fits in a match box or passes through a ring etc etc,,,,,what a time to be alive and see it come back again after hundreds of years!!!
Muslin was mentioned so was Demra the place from muslin where muslin shipped in the chronicles of Pliny the elder of ancient Greece. He complained that the coffers of Greece were becoming empty because of the Greek ladies obsession with muslin garments. How proud we Bangladeshis should be!
We didn't lose it along the way. British colonisers STOLE it from us! They committed many atrocious crimes including cutting off the fingers of the muslin weavers. Then they have the audacity to showcase OUR STOLEN Muslin fabric in their museums!!
British Colonialist had destroyed whole historic maslin cotto industry of Bangladesh. Thanks to the scientists and the hardworking people of Bangladesh for getting back to its long lost Glory of Maslin Fabrics. It was an indirect big slap to colonialist.
Cotton was cultivated in the Kapasia area from that sultanate period. The area is called Kapsia because of its cotton. Because there was a suitable place for cotton cultivation on both sides of Shitalakshya river. I hope the symbol of this glory of Bangladesh will come back again.It's a huge success for Bangladesh & Bangladeshi scientists 🇧🇩❤️. Joy Bangla ❤️🇧🇩
Thanks to you and your team that we got our muslin back! I don't know how to describe it but once it starts to manufacture in garments becuz of this it will gonna give a big impact in our economy
Hello Al Zazeera, thank you so much, keep up your great work. Glad to see Bangladesh scientists are trying to revive this Muslin technology. Great Work by BD Scientists
Muslin was mentioned so was Demra the place from muslin where muslin shipped in the chronicles of Pliny the elder of ancient Greece. He complained that the coffers of Greece were becoming empty because of the Greek ladies obsession with muslin garments.
Moslin will be the most expensive fabric on planet cause it need very high skilled worker, accurate humid weather of river area, and huge time to make a piece of fabric.
সরকারের সচেতন হওয়া উচিত যেন পাশের কোন রাষ্ট্র এই প্রযুক্তি চুরি করতে না পারে এবং এটাকে বাংলাদেশের জিআই পন্য হিসেবে স্বীকৃতি আনতে হবে।আশা করি সরকার দ্রুত তা বাস্তবায়নের চেষ্টা করবে।
@@transcend3145 Automation is the future. Two guys work six months to make one dress. How much are you going to pay those two guys? How much the dress will be worth?
@@juchou2983 Automation is NOT the future! I am from the "future" telling you this. Use ONLY manual labor for everything! Don't be like a lost person chasing clouds in 3rd world playgrounds. If you make 1 item is 1 month then the price will also be very high, which is warranted. Stop replying now.
@@transcend3145 Dumbass I am from USA too.. if price is high and wage is low then how many people will buy the product. Or may be you don't want third world countries to develop that's why you are giving bad advice..
Muslin was mentioned so was Demra the place from muslin where muslin shipped in the chronicles of Pliny the elder of ancient Greece. He complained that the coffers of Greece were becoming empty because of the Greek ladies obsession with muslin garments.
fact is US can never make it to begin with, the fabric is very delicately made which is no less than a handmade designer cloth. Muslin price is high very high
AS THE CHINESE SAY ...... BRING ON THE COMPETITION!! BEST FABRIC FROM BANGLADESH VS BEST SILK FROM CHINA!! THE CHINESE LOVE TO COMPETE .... EYE FOR A EYE .... RIGHT HAND FOR A RIGHT HAND!! GLOBAL TRADE IS OUR PLAYING FIELD ... it gives chinese GREAT pressure DEFEATING bangladeshi BUSINESS!!
@@Bharatmakichut what????? I just replied to another bhangladeshi don't speak English God knows where will Bangladesh go ? They are thinking Bangladesh has reached the stars 😂😂😂😂
@@samarthbagwe1736 No Bangladesh has not reached the stars. But India is definitely descending the ladder. You wanted to compete with China. But now you can't even keep up with Bangladesh in terms of HDI and GDP pci. Besides, Bangladesh is competing with Vietnam, Philippines 😁
The British not only cut off the weaver's thumb, but the queen of England was also sorry for their crime. It was the patience of PM Hasina that made recovery of the ancient art of muslin.
@@sonarbangla8711 I have no doubts about her credibility to be a leader, but what does that have to do with this? I wanted to know more about what role she had in reviving muslin ?
@@sonarbangla8711 back in October 2014 during a visit to the ministry of textiles and jute, PM asked if it was possible to revive the lost muslin and offered govt support and funding for this project,. and thus, people from THREE different sectors formed a committee to conduct research, study and development into this project. PM provided full govt support and funding for this project which is exactly what she's supposed to do as prime minister. as to your comments about her "patience" and "relentless effort and resilience" are you telling me she dedicated decades of her time and effort and took on this project to revive this lost fabric, researched and made studies on how to cultivate this extinct plant, monitor it under different conditions to make it as it as close as possible to how it once grew, then go on to look for weavers and mentor them into producing this thing?
I wonder to see, the 100 feet fabric and how it is being folded in only a 10 cm matchbox.!!! Strange, I heard this story from my grandmother and she heard from her grandparents and they also heard from her grand.. more than 2000 years old heritage!! I know it may not possible to gain 100% traits of the fabric but if they are able to overcome at least 80-90% that is fine!!!
The history needs to be highlighted and how the colonisers committed the most barbaric crimes to the Bengali people.
Unfortunately our Bengali people don't even care about the colonisers atrocities upon us
@@Hi5Ripon people be like loving Anglo-Saxon overlords
@@KingshukMonsur Absolutely true and it's so disappointing. I don't understand how can our people forget those Anglo-Saxons plundering and ravaging our land for nearly 2 centuries?
Britishers cut off hand of every Muslin craftsmen of Dhaka
Word it properly. You meant Bengali Muslin crafts workers.
Great to hear a positive news. Hope this muslin gets marketed well. All the best to the scientists, farmers and weavers. 👏👏
Indigenous Bangladeshi
Congratulations to you and many many thanks for your hard work to bring back our world famous fabrics to life again
Thanks for your appreciations
Congratulations! Hope it will be available in the markets soon.
The British did so much damage wherever they went...
My mom told me stories of how one saree could fit in a match box, it was that fine glad to see the extinct plant has a comeback and is going to create a new industry.
My mother side grandfather did this during his marriage with my grandmother. Really, It fix in a match box.
My mother too used to say this a saree in match box ...my grandfather used to sell those products .
Muslin is our pride as a Bangladeshi I am very proud that muslin is back
So will u Stop importing cotton from 🇮🇳.. Answer No.. 🇮🇳 cotton is superior as best cotton requires Black Soil(volcanic soil)..🇧🇩 soil is best suited to grow rice, potato, green vegetables etc..
@@gouravdas7989 Lmao The cotton for muslin is only suitable in Bangladeshi environment so I don't think India can't produce the original cotton for muslin clothes but other types of cotton we need to import
@@anmona4803 🇮🇳 also has west bengal... same condition/climate as 🇧🇩..if try can produce the same muslin cotton...
@@gouravdas7989 then why not producing..and if bangladesh stop's importing..india's export(nearly 8.2 billion usd) would be lost and bangladesh can import cotton from central asia/pakistan
@@subhradeepghosh9490 Go live in Bangladesh..And please don't comment or give estimates without research..The total cotton import of 🇧🇩 is 1.8 billion USD... 🇮🇳 Contributed 40% i.e 700 million USD.. 🇮🇳 sell cotton to 🇧🇩 for being a good Neighbors and want stable neighbourhood.. 🇮🇳 don't lack labours or skills if want to compete 🇧🇩 in Ready Made Garments.. 🇮🇳 even sell cotton to 🇧🇩 at huge discounts..If can sell double/triple the price in International market..
Always heard about maslin, that it fits in a match box or passes through a ring etc etc,,,,,what a time to be alive and see it come back again after hundreds of years!!!
Muslin is a part of Bangali history... Thousands and thousands of years history that we lost along the way... And we finally recovered it...
Muslin was mentioned so was Demra the place from muslin where muslin shipped in the chronicles of Pliny the elder of ancient Greece. He complained that the coffers of Greece were becoming empty because of the Greek ladies obsession with muslin garments. How proud we Bangladeshis should be!
@@shahnazahmed7451 I am from Demra bro
We didn't lose it along the way. British colonisers STOLE it from us! They committed many atrocious crimes including cutting off the fingers of the muslin weavers. Then they have the audacity to showcase OUR STOLEN Muslin fabric in their museums!!
British Colonialist had destroyed whole historic maslin cotto industry of Bangladesh. Thanks to the scientists and the hardworking people of Bangladesh for getting back to its long lost Glory of Maslin Fabrics. It was an indirect big slap to colonialist.
People who make things are the foundation of society. Good job bringing back a beautiful fabric.
Love Bangladesh and its rich heritage 🇧🇩💚❤️
Bangladesh is achieving so much nowadays... Great to hear it
May Allah keep Bangladesh 🇧🇩 safe and prosperous 🤲
Ameen.
Ameen
Amen.
There is no Alllah
@@samia...3981 Alhamdulillah. Amra shobai bhalo. Tumar pora Kemon cholse?
We've got back our lost tradition 🇧🇩
Proud Moment for Bangladesh.
Keep it up 👍
Beautiful.. love Bangladesh..
Alhamdulillah.💚
Cotton was cultivated in the Kapasia area from that sultanate period. The area is called Kapsia because of its cotton. Because there was a suitable place for cotton cultivation on both sides of Shitalakshya river. I hope the symbol of this glory of Bangladesh will come back again.It's a huge success for Bangladesh & Bangladeshi scientists 🇧🇩❤️.
Joy Bangla ❤️🇧🇩
It’s difficult to comprehend that ancient muslin fabric is revived through handloom ! Golden heritage of Bengal ! Bravo 👏
Thanks all for appreciating our effort to revive our golden heritage
Thanks to you and your team that we got our muslin back! I don't know how to describe it but once it starts to manufacture in garments becuz of this it will gonna give a big impact in our economy
Are you the reviver? I'm really glad to see you if you're.
@@wonderman8537 yep he is the reviver
@@rafsan5425 ig you're right. Fake accounts don't come so soon
Thank you Al zajira ...to spread our culture through your media ....thank you ...thank you...thank you mm
This is excellent news. The Dhaka muslin was valued more highly thsn even the finest silks. I wish them all success in this endeavour.
We have lost our many heritages at the time of British era. Happy to see "Muslin " is back.
Muslin
@@bengalsultanate5034 Tnx for correction
@@bengalsultanate5034 Banghal Sultanate 💖💖
This is amazing..feeling really proud being a Bangladeshi.😍
Muslin is our pride ❤️🇧🇩❤️
Hello Al Zazeera, thank you so much, keep up your great work. Glad to see Bangladesh scientists are trying to revive this Muslin technology. Great Work by BD Scientists
My homeland Kapasia, Gazipur
Once Bengal was richest place on Earth for this fabric trade
Brits destroyed our economy in 18th-19th century
আমিও কাপাসিয়ার ছেলে
Muslin was mentioned so was Demra the place from muslin where muslin shipped in the chronicles of Pliny the elder of ancient Greece. He complained that the coffers of Greece were becoming empty because of the Greek ladies obsession with muslin garments.
Proud For Cotton Development Board of Bangladesh. Special thanks for executive director AKTERUZZAMAN sir.
NOT HOT GARBAGE GMO TRASH
Muslin cloth is our 2000 years old heritage. I am very happy 🇧🇩
1000% supporting bengal Sultanate.. Hope we will get back soon
খুব সুন্দর তথ্যচিত্র! পশ্চিমবঙ্গ থেকে অনেক ভালোবাসা!
Thank you Bengali brother 🥰
Proud moment for the scientists of Bangladesh,surely.
Proud of all the people who worked hard for it!
Alhamdulillah. It's a great opportunity to show this world our historical clothes.
Wow this is amazing and now I want to get some of it! Hopefully they streamline the process soon enough to make it available to public😻
that was long long ago, thousend years!! thank for revive our heritage back
Moslin will be the most expensive fabric on planet cause it need very high skilled worker, accurate humid weather of river area, and huge time to make a piece of fabric.
i love my Bangladesh
Finally our muslin has come back and with this we are going to dominate in the textile hub even more.
সরকারের সচেতন হওয়া উচিত যেন পাশের কোন রাষ্ট্র এই প্রযুক্তি চুরি করতে না পারে এবং এটাকে বাংলাদেশের জিআই পন্য হিসেবে স্বীকৃতি আনতে হবে।আশা করি সরকার দ্রুত তা বাস্তবায়নের চেষ্টা করবে।
দূর বাল, এখানে পলিটিক্স আনিস না
মশলিন বাংলাদেশ ছাড়া কেউ তৈরি করতে পারবে নাহ।এর পেটেন্ট শুধুমাত্র বাংলাদেশের। আর এটা কাউকে বিক্রিও করবে নাহ।সো মশলিন বাইরে যাওয়ার কোন ভয় নেই
Moslin Bangladesh chara onnotro toirir upay nei coz of weather
Right
❤congratulations 🇧🇩 Bangladeshis!!❤
Renaissance of textile skills .
Congratulations Bangladesh!!
This is right economic effort. Human labor. Not machines. We have to feed humans. Not feeding machines!
Not really. Without machines the quality of life will not develop...
@@juchou2983 Do you live to eat or eat to live??
"Quality of life". Think about it.
@@transcend3145 Automation is the future. Two guys work six months to make one dress. How much are you going to pay those two guys? How much the dress will be worth?
@@juchou2983 Automation is NOT the future! I am from the "future" telling you this.
Use ONLY manual labor for everything! Don't be like a lost person chasing clouds in 3rd world playgrounds.
If you make 1 item is 1 month then the price will also be very high, which is warranted.
Stop replying now.
@@transcend3145 Dumbass I am from USA too.. if price is high and wage is low then how many people will buy the product. Or may be you don't want third world countries to develop that's why you are giving bad advice..
I would never be able to afford this Muslin, but i am happy to see it coming back.
INSHALLAH muslin industry will raise once again ❤️
الحمد لله Alhamdulila 🇧🇩💕
Moslin cloth is the pride of our Bangladeshi Muslim culture
I am more than interested in this and its history. Thank-you.
First time in history this reporter doing some positive News regarding Bangladesh 🇧🇩
Nice initiative. This can be a game-changer for luxury items.
Al hamdulillah ! Let's spread this news as much as we can.
❤️ Al Jazeera, ❤️ Bangladesh.
2000 years muslin history restored successfully ❤️
If such a sari were made in the US, it would probably have to cost $100,000
It was exclusive in those days. It was a fabric for Indian emperors to Czars, Kings & Queens of Europe. So yes it’s unique and pretty expensive.
it was never meant to be cheap...
From Bangladesh you can buy this sari within $3000
Muslin was mentioned so was Demra the place from muslin where muslin shipped in the chronicles of Pliny the elder of ancient Greece. He complained that the coffers of Greece were becoming empty because of the Greek ladies obsession with muslin garments.
fact is US can never make it to begin with, the fabric is very delicately made which is no less than a handmade designer cloth. Muslin price is high very high
i wish i would buy a muslin sharee one day for my future wife one day. Insha'Allah!!
Proud to be an engineer of Textile
💚 I'm feeling so happy like Eid.
very good job by Bangladesh Govt. and the scientists
Thanks from Bangladesh 🇧🇩
Our Are Pride😊 🇧🇩.
Hope Bangladesh can recover her lost glory
Waiting so eagerly to see the Muslin is back in the fashion world.
We've got back our ancient history &Culture. ❣️❣️❣️
The news make us proud
AS THE CHINESE SAY ...... BRING ON THE COMPETITION!!
BEST FABRIC FROM BANGLADESH VS BEST SILK FROM CHINA!!
THE CHINESE LOVE TO COMPETE .... EYE FOR A EYE .... RIGHT HAND FOR A RIGHT HAND!!
GLOBAL TRADE IS OUR PLAYING FIELD ... it gives chinese GREAT pressure DEFEATING bangladeshi BUSINESS!!
As a Bangladeshi I feel proud of it ❤️. Alhamdulillah ☝️❤️
We proud our country Bangladesh.
Alhamdulillah live long Bangladesh🇧🇩
Muslin and Kashmiri Shahtoosh are similar in weaving and ring test
Noice
Love from Bangladesh
Wow, Thanks ALJAZEERA.
World best febric is coming home
Long live bangladesh ❤️
The lost heritage of Bangladesh come back.
WoW😘 Our Muslin is Back.
thanks to everyone who is related to the industry.
Yes,I'm from Kapasia.This region was named after karpas cotton.
We hope Muslin will regain our Pride (Bangladesh)
*Peace & Stability in Bangladesh very important for India & Myanmar. because Bangladesh have border with 2 countries.*
What do you mean peace and stability 😒
Same goes for Bangladesh, peace and stability in India and Myanmar is peace in Bangladesh.
@@Bharatmakichut what????? I just replied to another bhangladeshi don't speak English
God knows where will Bangladesh go ?
They are thinking Bangladesh has reached the stars 😂😂😂😂
@@samarthbagwe1736 No Bangladesh has not reached the stars. But India is definitely descending the ladder. You wanted to compete with China. But now you can't even keep up with Bangladesh in terms of HDI and GDP pci. Besides, Bangladesh is competing with Vietnam, Philippines 😁
@@sluggishhollow2030 Spot on 👍👍👍.
The British not only cut off the weaver's thumb, but the queen of England was also sorry for their crime. It was the patience of PM Hasina that made recovery of the ancient art of muslin.
please elaborate how pm's patience made the recovery possible
@@HalfPuff Do you doubt she is a master leader?
@@sonarbangla8711 I have no doubts about her credibility to be a leader, but what does that have to do with this? I wanted to know more about what role she had in reviving muslin ?
@@HalfPuff I don't think you believe in her credible leadership, if so you would have noticed her relentless research, for decades.
@@sonarbangla8711 back in October 2014 during a visit to the ministry of textiles and jute, PM asked if it was possible to revive the lost muslin and offered govt support and funding for this project,. and thus, people from THREE different sectors formed a committee to conduct research, study and development into this project. PM provided full govt support and funding for this project which is exactly what she's supposed to do as prime minister.
as to your comments about her "patience" and "relentless effort and resilience" are you telling me she dedicated decades of her time and effort and took on this project to revive this lost fabric, researched and made studies on how to cultivate this extinct plant, monitor it under different conditions to make it as it as close as possible to how it once grew, then go on to look for weavers and mentor them into producing this thing?
Nice to see some positive news on Bangladesh from Al jazeera.
👌 wow muslin fabric is coming back to Bangladesh 🇧🇩. 🇧🇩 .
Thanks to our scientists and Cotton Development Board for reviving & reinventing this famous cloth
আমার দেশ 💝 My country 💝
Let not our pride be stolen by others.....JOY BANGLA!
Joy ............ Hariken shamla
Lovely country
We are Bangladeshi ..Our history was rich till British loot
Thanks Al jazeera
Muslin has glorious history.
Muslin our Pride ❤️ We want revival of this industry... And hope that this will beat Indian outfit in every aspects...
thanks
বাংলাদেশ🇧🇩🇧🇩
At last AJ got something positive about Bangladesh ... :)
My Country ❤️
thanks to our scientists and all hard workers to bring back our historical cotton
Thanks HPM Sheikh Hasina who takes initiative to revive bengali's pride.long live.
Wow!!! Welcome from Rajshahi University..
সুন্দর উপস্থাপন
ধন্যবাদ
We are seeing this because of PM Sheikh Hasina. Thanks to her.
I wonder to see, the 100 feet fabric and how it is being folded in only a 10 cm matchbox.!!! Strange, I heard this story from my grandmother and she heard from her grandparents and they also heard from her grand.. more than 2000 years old heritage!!
I know it may not possible to gain 100% traits of the fabric but if they are able to overcome at least 80-90% that is fine!!!
Wooow.... That's great news for us
Pride of Bangladesh
MashAllah!