Tabith Awal

Tabith Mohammed Awal (; born 20 February 1979) is a Bangladeshi activist, businessman. He is currently serving as the president of Bangladesh Football Federation (BFF). He is the son of politician Abdul Awal Mintoo.

Early life and education Tabith Mohammed Awal was born on 20 February 1979 in a Muslim family of Bangladesh.

Football career Player Tabith played football at both semi-professional and professional level in the Dhaka Premier Division League and Bangladesh Premier League, representing Rahmatganj MFS, Arambagh KS, Fakirerpool YMC and his self-owned, Feni Soccer Club.

Administrator Tabith was elected as one of the youngest Vice Presidents of the Bangladesh Football Federation (BFF) in 2012. Tabith also served as the Chairman of the BFF Tournaments Committee. However, he lost his position to Mohiuddin Mohi in the 2020 BFF elections, with Mohi securing 67 votes—three more than Tabith. Tabith previously owned Feni Soccer Club but later dissolved it to form NoFeL SC, a club representing Noakhali, Feni and Lakhsmipur, where he serves as president.

On 26 October 2024, Tabith secured 123 votes against 5 secured by his contestant, AFM Mizanur Rahman, to be elected the President of BFF.