Bangladesh Jamaat-e-Islami

Islamic party emphasizing religious values and welfare.

Reviewed 2026-11-05 · Editorial profile

Political position

Mixed economics contrasts with strongly traditional religious-social priorities.

Economic estimate: Mixed / center · 0 / −5 to +5
Social estimate: Strongly traditional · +5 / −5 to +5

Broad editorial estimate; members and individual policies can differ. Neither axis measures democratic commitment or electoral support.

Evidence: Linked party programs and statements; document dates vary. Review date: 2026-11-05. Coordinates are 567politics interpretations; the sources do not necessarily publish or endorse them.

Country context

Multiparty parliamentary electoral system after the February 2026 election, with significant party restrictions and disputed inclusion.

The Awami League remains restricted and was excluded from the 2026 election. Party profiles distinguish continuing political identity from legal electoral participation. The February 2026 elected parliament postdates the 2025 closed-autocracy baseline; chart eligibility does not erase exclusions or restrictions on party competition.

Sources & evidence

UK Home Office · Bangladesh political situation, October 2026 ↗
Current legal and party-system context; updated 22 October 2026.
BTI 2026 Bangladesh report ↗
Background evidence for the profile; numerical placements are 567politics editorial estimates, not scores published by this source.

Party programs describe the organization’s own position; country research supplies independent context. Neither is an endorsement. Read the placement methodology.