My favorite poet kazi Nazrul Islam.the Rabel poet kazi Nazrul Islam's biography.
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My favorite poet kazi Nazrul Islam.the Rabel poet kazi Nazrul Islam's biography. Bangladeshi national poet kazi Nazrul Islam's biography in English language.
For more information about Nazrul Islam please read the discription.
Kazi Nazrul Islam was born on the 24th May. (Tuesday) 1899 in the
villageChurulia of Jamuria Police Station in Asansol Sub-Division of Bardhwan
District under West Bengal, India. Churulia is bounded on its north by the sandy
river, Ajoy beyond which is the District Birbhum, the birth place of poets Joydeb,
Barhu Chandi Das, Mukunda Ram and Baharat Chandra who are the most famous poets of other times. Great flood control mython on the bank of the
terrible river Damudar lies on the West of Churulia. On the South, there is the
coal mines regions, steel industries and habitation of labourers. On the east lies
the forest field producing different kind of valuable woods on yellow earth.
In the village Churulia, there is a garh constructed by RajaNarottom
Singha as the place was his capital and also there is a great tank named Pir
Pukur.It is said that saint Haji Pahluwan caused to dig the tank. The cemetry of
the saint is at peace on its east bank where as a small but nice mosque is shining
on the West bank of the Pir Pukur. Hear-say continues that the village Churulia
was famous in old days for its armament factories and there was a "Darul Quaza"
(Quazis Court) during the Moghal period. The inhbitants of Churulia were predominently muslims, most of whome came from out side Bengal and practised
Rarh Bengal Culture.
Nazrul Islam's ancestors came from Hajipur, Patna, during the reign
of Mughal emperor Shah Alom. They did some judicial jobs under royal patronage and so use the title Kazi before their names. In Churulia, Nazrul Islam's
fore-father got some "Aimma" estates (Lakheraj or revenue free estates) but
during the time of Nazrul Islam, no estate was under their possession although
the family retained some prestige for their ancestry.
Nazrul Islam's father was Kazi Phakir Ahmed. He was a pious man
and did the job of Imam in the mosque on the bank of pirpukur. Also he was the
care taker of the "Dargah" of saint Haji Pahluwan. He had some knowledge of
Arabic and Persian since he was the Imam. Nazrul's grand father Kazi AminuUah
did the same business and had similar knowledge as his son Kazi Phakir Ahmed.
Arabic Persian and Urdu languages marked a deep influence on the family. Nazrul
Islam's uncle Kazi Bajle Karim had fair knowledge of Persian language and
fondness of poetry. Kazi Phakir Ahmed had two wives, seven sons and two
daughters. Eldest son was Kazi Sahebjan. Then came four sons, one after another, but all of them died soon after birth. Then Kazi Nazrul Islam was bom and
after him, his youngest brother Kazi Ali Hussain saw the light of the day. Nazrul's
two sisters were Umme Kulsum and Sajedun Nessa. His mother was Jaheda
Khatun and his maternal grand father was Tufail Ali.
For more information about Nazrul Islam please read the discription.
Kazi Nazrul Islam was born on the 24th May. (Tuesday) 1899 in the
villageChurulia of Jamuria Police Station in Asansol Sub-Division of Bardhwan
District under West Bengal, India. Churulia is bounded on its north by the sandy
river, Ajoy beyond which is the District Birbhum, the birth place of poets Joydeb,
Barhu Chandi Das, Mukunda Ram and Baharat Chandra who are the most famous poets of other times. Great flood control mython on the bank of the
terrible river Damudar lies on the West of Churulia. On the South, there is the
coal mines regions, steel industries and habitation of labourers. On the east lies
the forest field producing different kind of valuable woods on yellow earth.
In the village Churulia, there is a garh constructed by RajaNarottom
Singha as the place was his capital and also there is a great tank named Pir
Pukur.It is said that saint Haji Pahluwan caused to dig the tank. The cemetry of
the saint is at peace on its east bank where as a small but nice mosque is shining
on the West bank of the Pir Pukur. Hear-say continues that the village Churulia
was famous in old days for its armament factories and there was a "Darul Quaza"
(Quazis Court) during the Moghal period. The inhbitants of Churulia were predominently muslims, most of whome came from out side Bengal and practised
Rarh Bengal Culture.
Nazrul Islam's ancestors came from Hajipur, Patna, during the reign
of Mughal emperor Shah Alom. They did some judicial jobs under royal patronage and so use the title Kazi before their names. In Churulia, Nazrul Islam's
fore-father got some "Aimma" estates (Lakheraj or revenue free estates) but
during the time of Nazrul Islam, no estate was under their possession although
the family retained some prestige for their ancestry.
Nazrul Islam's father was Kazi Phakir Ahmed. He was a pious man
and did the job of Imam in the mosque on the bank of pirpukur. Also he was the
care taker of the "Dargah" of saint Haji Pahluwan. He had some knowledge of
Arabic and Persian since he was the Imam. Nazrul's grand father Kazi AminuUah
did the same business and had similar knowledge as his son Kazi Phakir Ahmed.
Arabic Persian and Urdu languages marked a deep influence on the family. Nazrul
Islam's uncle Kazi Bajle Karim had fair knowledge of Persian language and
fondness of poetry. Kazi Phakir Ahmed had two wives, seven sons and two
daughters. Eldest son was Kazi Sahebjan. Then came four sons, one after another, but all of them died soon after birth. Then Kazi Nazrul Islam was bom and
after him, his youngest brother Kazi Ali Hussain saw the light of the day. Nazrul's
two sisters were Umme Kulsum and Sajedun Nessa. His mother was Jaheda
Khatun and his maternal grand father was Tufail Ali.