Bangladesh skipper Mahmudullah was instrumental in leaving Zimbabwe a record chase, hitting his second century as the hosts declared the second innings on 224/6.
Taijul Islam's 5-107, his sixth career five-for, and a stunning catch ruined Zimbabwe's hope of a comeback.
After his record 266-run fourth-wicket partnership with Mominul Haque (161) on the first day, Rahim made two important partnerships on day two to slowly bat out Zimbabwe.
Haque smashed 161, his third 150-plus knock, highest by any Bangladesh batsman while Rahim made an unbeaten 111 as the hosts were finally able to cross 200 runs after eight Test innings.
Mahmudullah urged his batsmen to adjust to a tricky wicket at the Mirpur Sher-e-Bangla stadium.
"The 11th general election will be held across Bangladesh on December 23 using EVMs on a limited scale," Chief Election Commissioner Nurul Huda said in a nationally televised address.
Zimbabwe had won their last Test match when they beat Pakistan at home in Harare in 2013.
Legspinner Brandon Mavuta claimed 4-21 while Sikandar Raza bagged 3-41while skittling the home side for a paltry 169.
Taijul was instrumental in triggering a collapse in Zimbabwe's second innings when they were bowled out for 181 from a dominating 101-2.
With a commanding 139-run lead, Zimbabwe reached 1-0 in their second innings before bad light brought an end to the day.
Zia, 73, is already behind bars after being handed a five-year term in February in another case related to embezzlement of funds of an orphanage named after her husband late president Ziaur Rahman.
Zia, 73, is already serving a jail term since February after being convicted in another case related embezzlement of funds of an orphanage named after her husband president Ziaur Rahman in February.
As they set up the innings, Mushfiqur Rahim, unbeaten on 28, hit a six over deep mid-wicket to fittingly finish the game in a show of sheer domination.
The 31-year old Warner will be playing his third T20 league this year as he serves his 12-month ban which was handed by Cricket Australia for his involvement in the Cape Town ball-tampering scandal.
A 148-run partnership between Liton Das and Imruk Kayes in the opening stand proved to be key as Bangladesh raced to victory with 250/3, overhauling Zimbabwe's 246/7.
Kayes' third century was complemented by Mohammad Saiffudin's first 50 as they shared a national record of 127 for the seventh wicket after a middle-order collapse.
The value of land is nearly 50 crore Bangladeshi taka (Rs 43 crore). The temple, over the years, reportedly, lost a lot of its property to land grabbing.
More than 720,000 of Myanmar's stateless Muslim minority fled a brutal military crackdown in August last year, taking shelter in crowded camps in Bangladesh. There they recounted tales of rape, murder and arson as villages in Rakhine state were burned to the ground.
The attack on an Awami League rally on August 21, 2004 targeted Hasina, now the prime minister of Bangladesh. Hasina survived in the attack with a partial hearing loss.
Senior Superintendent of Police Babloo Kumar said, adding they were living in the village for the last two years.
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