Ahmad Chaha's identity
Ahmad Chafa (June 30, 1943 - July 28, 2001)
A Bangladeshi writer, poet and sociologist. In his writings, the introduction of Bangladeshi nationalism has achieved prominence. He got Ekushey Padak in literature in 2002. [1] During his lifetime, Ahmad Sha was specially in the intellectual field for his traditional, deep, open-minded approach.He was born on June 30, 1943 in Batbariya village of Hashimpur union under Chandnaish upazila of Chittagong. Her father, Haatat Ali alias Dhan Mia's mother, Mrs Asiya Khatun Ahmad Chafa, has four sisters, the second child of two brothersEducation
Ahmad Shah with Professor Abdur Razzak, 1995
Ahmed Chafar started his formal education at his father's education institute, South Bagberia Primary School. In 1960, he passed matriculation examination from Nrityandand Gourchandra High School of the village. Chhatra Dal joined the Sahadhu Bimal Datta Krishak Samiti-NAP or the then secret Communist Party. Inspired by Surya Sen's revolutionary activities, some friends went out of the Chittagong-Dohazari railway line. Later, he was arrested for some time in Chittagong Hill Tracts. [2] In 1962, Chittagong passed Higher Secondary from Nazirhat College; In Dhaka the same year he was admitted to the Bangla Department of Dhaka University. [3] Later, he did not classify the Bengali section. In 1967, he obtained a personal degree from Brahmanbaria College. [3] Prior to passing the MA examination in 1970, PhD in Bangla Academy applied for postgraduate and was nominated for three year Fellowship Program. The subject of research was 'Literacy, development and literature of Bangla literature, its impact on the culture and politics of middle-class Bengal from 1800 to 1957'. [4] In 1971, he taught MA in Private Political Science. Take part in the exam. [5] The oral test was held in Ekushey March. [3] After completing PhD it was no longer possible. [6]
Later, in 1986, he received a diploma in the Got Institute in German, after which he dared to foresee the future of the GATT novel.Literature
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He earned the talent in almost every branch of literature. He has written more than 30 books, stories, songs, novels, poems, essays, translations, history, travelogue etc.
Ahmad Chafar's first book is a novel - SuryaSamata. It was published in 1967. [8] As the first book of the War of Liberation, his book Muktangara, Jagrat Bangladesh publication published in 1978 or published from July 1971. [9] In 1970, PhD National Professor Abdur Razzaq had a good relationship between them for a long time. In 1971, the writers took an active part in formulating the 'struggle struggle camp' and its various activities. During the liberation war, he went to Calcutta in April, protesting as 'the first newspaper of independent Bangladesh' on 7th March. In support of the war of liberation, he edited the magazine Debbulul there. [3] After independence, the country started writing again to Bangladesh. In 1972 a series of daily Ganakantha published 'Intellectualization of New Interactiveism' was published. For this reason, he was forced to read the government's wrath. [10] In 1979, the history of the Sepoy Mutiny was published. In 1980, journalist Ittefaq's journalist Nazimuddin Mustan started with the 'Artist Sultan Karma and Education Center' at Kantaban ground. In 1981 Bangla Academy published Bangla Academy books.
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Wonders started the translation of Goth's fate in 1970. Freud's translation was published in 1986. The liberation war based novel Ilatakrau was published in 1996 in 1996 and half a female and half goddess were published in the dose tree and in Bihanpurpara. The article 'Half of women half-deity' was published in the name of Pran Prinnama Chakra, the weekly Pramanik magazine. In Japan, the translation of Pushap tree and Behang Puran novel was released in 1998. [13] In this novel, flowers, plants, breaches, and civil society were separated. In 1998, my guru was published in the context of his teacher Professor Abdur Razzak of Bangladesh National Professor and contemporary contemporary scholar.
In his lifetime, the publication of the Ahabd Chaber Rabbabali was started. In 2001, the second volume of Ahmad Chawar was published. [14] While living, Ahmed Saha continued to write columns in various newspapers.Notable books
But my poet Qayyum Chowdhury's cover storyArticles
Awakan Bangladesh, 1971A new form of intellectualization, 1972Bengali language: In the light of politics, 1975Bangladesh's political complexity, 1977The mind of the Bengali Muslims, 1981Sheikh Mujibur and other articles, 1989
Aspect of Social Harmony in Bengali Culture and Peace Song, 1991
Politics, 1993
Anecdotal Taslima and other sensitive issues, 1994
Contextual and Remote References, 1995
Various aspects of the crisis, 1996
Recent Thoughts: The New Pattern of Intellectual, 1997
Sherrar Ferrari: Bankim Chandra Chatterjee, 1997
Peace Treaty and Selected Articles, 1998
Bengali nation and Bangladesh state, 2001
Written on the occasion, 2001
My words and other articles, 2002
Those writings, 2008
Translation
Tania (original: P. Leidov), 1967
Skeptical Composition: Bartand Russell, 1982
Fawest (original: Johann Wolfsung von Geote), 1986
Poem
Hangar Time, 1975
Doha on the saddest day, 1975
A flame prayer near an old bot, 1977
Lenin sleeps now, 1999
Novel
The sun is your companion, 1967
Wanker, 1975
One Ali Kenan Rise and Fall, 1988
Mortality, 1989
Ultracute, 1993
The Cow Story, 1995
Half of women are half goddess, 1996
Pushp Tree and Bihanga Purana, 1996
The collection
The star of the slain, 1969
History books
History of the War of Sepoy, 1979
Creative biography
Although my guru, 1988
Teenage story
Dolo My Concern, 1968
Children's Chorus
Go-Hakim, 1977
The award
He rejected the writer Shibir Award and Sadat Ali Akhand Award by Bangla Academy. In the year 1980, it was known that the History Council has received the award. He was awarded Ekushey Padak (posthumous) Ekushey Padak in 2002.Death
He died on the way to the Dhaka Community Hospital on July 1, 2001 at the hospital. The next day after the janaza of Dhaka University mosque, he was buried at the martyr's intellectual graveyard in Mirpur.
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A Bangladeshi writer, poet and sociologist. In his writings, the introduction of Bangladeshi nationalism has achieved prominence. He got Ekushey Padak in literature in 2002. [1] During his lifetime, Ahmad Sha was specially in the intellectual field for his traditional, deep, open-minded approach.He was born on June 30, 1943 in Batbariya village of Hashimpur union under Chandnaish upazila of Chittagong. Her father, Haatat Ali alias Dhan Mia's mother, Mrs Asiya Khatun Ahmad Chafa, has four sisters, the second child of two brothersEducation
Ahmad Shah with Professor Abdur Razzak, 1995
Ahmed Chafar started his formal education at his father's education institute, South Bagberia Primary School. In 1960, he passed matriculation examination from Nrityandand Gourchandra High School of the village. Chhatra Dal joined the Sahadhu Bimal Datta Krishak Samiti-NAP or the then secret Communist Party. Inspired by Surya Sen's revolutionary activities, some friends went out of the Chittagong-Dohazari railway line. Later, he was arrested for some time in Chittagong Hill Tracts. [2] In 1962, Chittagong passed Higher Secondary from Nazirhat College; In Dhaka the same year he was admitted to the Bangla Department of Dhaka University. [3] Later, he did not classify the Bengali section. In 1967, he obtained a personal degree from Brahmanbaria College. [3] Prior to passing the MA examination in 1970, PhD in Bangla Academy applied for postgraduate and was nominated for three year Fellowship Program. The subject of research was 'Literacy, development and literature of Bangla literature, its impact on the culture and politics of middle-class Bengal from 1800 to 1957'. [4] In 1971, he taught MA in Private Political Science. Take part in the exam. [5] The oral test was held in Ekushey March. [3] After completing PhD it was no longer possible. [6]
Later, in 1986, he received a diploma in the Got Institute in German, after which he dared to foresee the future of the GATT novel.Literature
Sofa-nasir11
He earned the talent in almost every branch of literature. He has written more than 30 books, stories, songs, novels, poems, essays, translations, history, travelogue etc.
Ahmad Chafar's first book is a novel - SuryaSamata. It was published in 1967. [8] As the first book of the War of Liberation, his book Muktangara, Jagrat Bangladesh publication published in 1978 or published from July 1971. [9] In 1970, PhD National Professor Abdur Razzaq had a good relationship between them for a long time. In 1971, the writers took an active part in formulating the 'struggle struggle camp' and its various activities. During the liberation war, he went to Calcutta in April, protesting as 'the first newspaper of independent Bangladesh' on 7th March. In support of the war of liberation, he edited the magazine Debbulul there. [3] After independence, the country started writing again to Bangladesh. In 1972 a series of daily Ganakantha published 'Intellectualization of New Interactiveism' was published. For this reason, he was forced to read the government's wrath. [10] In 1979, the history of the Sepoy Mutiny was published. In 1980, journalist Ittefaq's journalist Nazimuddin Mustan started with the 'Artist Sultan Karma and Education Center' at Kantaban ground. In 1981 Bangla Academy published Bangla Academy books.
6a0120a8971a64970b017616b92e9d970c-800wi
Wonders started the translation of Goth's fate in 1970. Freud's translation was published in 1986. The liberation war based novel Ilatakrau was published in 1996 in 1996 and half a female and half goddess were published in the dose tree and in Bihanpurpara. The article 'Half of women half-deity' was published in the name of Pran Prinnama Chakra, the weekly Pramanik magazine. In Japan, the translation of Pushap tree and Behang Puran novel was released in 1998. [13] In this novel, flowers, plants, breaches, and civil society were separated. In 1998, my guru was published in the context of his teacher Professor Abdur Razzak of Bangladesh National Professor and contemporary contemporary scholar.
In his lifetime, the publication of the Ahabd Chaber Rabbabali was started. In 2001, the second volume of Ahmad Chawar was published. [14] While living, Ahmed Saha continued to write columns in various newspapers.Notable books
But my poet Qayyum Chowdhury's cover storyArticles
Awakan Bangladesh, 1971A new form of intellectualization, 1972Bengali language: In the light of politics, 1975Bangladesh's political complexity, 1977The mind of the Bengali Muslims, 1981Sheikh Mujibur and other articles, 1989
Aspect of Social Harmony in Bengali Culture and Peace Song, 1991
Politics, 1993
Anecdotal Taslima and other sensitive issues, 1994
Contextual and Remote References, 1995
Various aspects of the crisis, 1996
Recent Thoughts: The New Pattern of Intellectual, 1997
Sherrar Ferrari: Bankim Chandra Chatterjee, 1997
Peace Treaty and Selected Articles, 1998
Bengali nation and Bangladesh state, 2001
Written on the occasion, 2001
My words and other articles, 2002
Those writings, 2008
Translation
Tania (original: P. Leidov), 1967
Skeptical Composition: Bartand Russell, 1982
Fawest (original: Johann Wolfsung von Geote), 1986
Poem
Hangar Time, 1975
Doha on the saddest day, 1975
A flame prayer near an old bot, 1977
Lenin sleeps now, 1999
Novel
The sun is your companion, 1967
Wanker, 1975
One Ali Kenan Rise and Fall, 1988
Mortality, 1989
Ultracute, 1993
The Cow Story, 1995
Half of women are half goddess, 1996
Pushp Tree and Bihanga Purana, 1996
The collection
The star of the slain, 1969
History books
History of the War of Sepoy, 1979
Creative biography
Although my guru, 1988
Teenage story
Dolo My Concern, 1968
Children's Chorus
Go-Hakim, 1977
The award
He rejected the writer Shibir Award and Sadat Ali Akhand Award by Bangla Academy. In the year 1980, it was known that the History Council has received the award. He was awarded Ekushey Padak (posthumous) Ekushey Padak in 2002.Death
He died on the way to the Dhaka Community Hospital on July 1, 2001 at the hospital. The next day after the janaza of Dhaka University mosque, he was buried at the martyr's intellectual graveyard in Mirpur.
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