sufia kamal.bd favourite poet

                            

sufia kamal 

                                        My favourite poet

                    Sufia kamal is my tfavourite poet

Sufia Kamal was born on June 20, 1911 at the uncle's house in Shayestabad, Barisal. His father's name was Syed Abdul Bari and mother's name was Syeda Sabera Khatun, who was a resident of Comilla. At the time Sufia Kamal was born, Bengali Muslim women had to spend their life under house arrest. They had no chance to study at school and college. The entry of Bengali language in the family was somehow forbidden.

He has been educated in self-education among family emergencies.

    That's why he spent his childhood in the house of the grandfather

In relation to the introduction of his literary efforts, he has recollected this way: "It was spell of reading 'Hena' written by Kazi Nazrul Islam, published in Muslim Sahitya magazine on a rainy day. What do you mean when it means love, intercourse, union? Nevertheless, what is the language of the expression of what was good, what is the pain today? The passion of writing prose

In 1932, the sudden death of her husband led him to financial problems. He started teaching at the Calcutta Corporation School and till 1942 he was engaged in this profession. In 1939, Kamaluddin Ahmed was married to his second marriage.

• Sanha Maya (1938)

• Maya Kajal (1951)

• Mind and Life (1957)

• Promotion and Prayer (1958)

• The Wonderful Earth (1964)

• Diwan (1966)

• Adventurer (1969)

• Scent of the Soil (1970)

• After the grave of Mora jadood (1972)

In 1947, when "Shaptahik Begum" was first published, Sufia Kamal became its first editor. In October of that year after the partition of India she came to Dhaka. During a huge clash between Hindu and Muslim of that time Kamal worked for their friendship and joined in Peace Committee. In 1948, when Purbo Pakistan Mohila Committee formed, she became its chairman. Kamal's activism continued in 1952, with the Language Movement. In 1961, when the Pakistani government banned Rabindra Sangeet (Songs of Rabindranath), she became involved in the movement among

On November 20, 1999, Sufia Kamal died. He was buried in full state honor. He was the first recipient of this honor among Bangladeshi women. He was officially remembered on this day every yea