In this insightful lecture, Asif Adnan addresses the complex crisis of self-identity faced by individuals in Bangladesh, exploring the tension between being Bengali, Bangladeshi, and Muslim. He delves into the historical, cultural, and religious factors that shape these identities and the challenges of reconciling them in a rapidly changing society. The lecture offers a deep reflection on the meaning of identity in the context of national and religious affiliation, providing valuable perspectives on the intersection of culture, faith, and national belonging.