Child Artist Tabiya Tabassum Tahira Dies of Dengue in Dhaka

Child artist and fifth-grade student Tabiya Tabassum Tahira has tragically died after contracting dengue fever. The young talent passed away while undergoing medical treatment in Dhaka, leaving behind a grieving community of family, friends, and fans who admired her artistic contributions.

The official passing of Tabiya Tabassum Tahira occurred on September 5, 2026, at precisely 1:00 PM while she was receiving medical care for her dengue infection. Her death highlights the ongoing and severe impact of dengue fever affecting children and families across the region.

Before her untimely death, Tabiya Tabassum Tahira was a dedicated student. She was enrolled as a fifth-grade student at the prominent educational institution Tameerul Millat Kamil Madrasah, where she balanced her academic responsibilities with her growing career as a young performer.

In addition to her studies, Tabiya was well-known as a talented child artist who regularly performed Islamic songs. Her voice reached wider audiences through her appearances on several notable platforms and media organizations, including PHP Quraner Alo, Alor Bhuban, and Kids Creation TV.

Following the news of her passing, tributes and condolences poured in from various quarters. Dr. Khalilur Rahman Madani issued a statement addressing her death, offering profound sorrow and prayers for the young artist's eternal peace.

In his official statement regarding the tragedy, Dr. Khalilur Rahman Madani said, "It is with deep grief and sadness that we inform you that Tabiya Tabassum Tahira, who was infected with dengue fever, has responded to the call of the Almighty Lord today. May Almighty Allah grant her Jannatul Ferdous and give her family the ability to bear and endure this irreparable loss and grief. Amen."