The impression of Bangladesh is full of enigma, and so is Islam. In northern Bengal, Uttara is home to the famous annual pilgrimage of Ijtema, which brings millions of Muslims from all directions. Luckily, the roadside shopkeepers lent the top floor to me to overlook a corner of the city, which was supposed to be full of devotion, wide enough for the worshippers to worship in Mecca. Unexpectedly, it was crowded, the cars stopped, and the believers opened the worship paper on the spot, and completed the four-step process of three meditations, bowing, prostration, and kneeling.