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'''Yusufzai, Abdul Hamid Khan''' (1845-1915) journalist, litterateur and politician, was born in Charan village of [[tangail]] district. Both he and [[mir mosharraf hossain]] worked as managers of the local zamindar of Delduar. Yusufzai was secular and progressive and edited and published a secular fortnightly called the [[ahmadi]] (1886), which was financed by the wife of the Zamindar, Karimunnessa Khanam Chowdhurani. However, the '' | '''Yusufzai, Abdul Hamid Khan''' (1845-1915) journalist, litterateur and politician, was born in Charan village of [[Tangail District|tangail]] district. Both he and [[Hossain, Mir Mosharraf|mir mosharraf hossain]] worked as managers of the local zamindar of Delduar. Yusufzai was secular and progressive and edited and published a secular fortnightly called the [[Ahmadi, The|ahmadi]] (1886), which was financed by the wife of the Zamindar, Karimunnessa Khanam Chowdhurani. However, the ''Ahmadi'' got embroiled in a lawsuit against another magazine called [[Akhbare Islamia|akhbare islamia]] over issues relating to the killing of cows and the ''Hanafi-La-Mazhabi''. | ||
Mir Mosharraf Hossain and Yusufzai helped each other in their works. Yusufzai worked with [[Banerjea, Surendranath|surendranath banerjea]], became associated with Congress politics, and got involved in [[Swadeshi Movement|swadeshi movement]] (1905-11) and anti-British activities. His first book, ''Sarsangraha'' (First volume, 1887), is a collection of didactic pieces in prose and verse. His other poetical works are ''Biragsabgit''(1880), ''Prabodhsabgit''(1891) and ''Udasi'' (1905). ''Udasi'', a collection of short poems and legends, is considered his best work. Love of humanity, of the motherland, spiritualism and civics were the main subjects. [Wakil Ahmed] | |||
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Latest revision as of 05:49, 2 July 2021
Yusufzai, Abdul Hamid Khan (1845-1915) journalist, litterateur and politician, was born in Charan village of tangail district. Both he and mir mosharraf hossain worked as managers of the local zamindar of Delduar. Yusufzai was secular and progressive and edited and published a secular fortnightly called the ahmadi (1886), which was financed by the wife of the Zamindar, Karimunnessa Khanam Chowdhurani. However, the Ahmadi got embroiled in a lawsuit against another magazine called akhbare islamia over issues relating to the killing of cows and the Hanafi-La-Mazhabi.
Mir Mosharraf Hossain and Yusufzai helped each other in their works. Yusufzai worked with surendranath banerjea, became associated with Congress politics, and got involved in swadeshi movement (1905-11) and anti-British activities. His first book, Sarsangraha (First volume, 1887), is a collection of didactic pieces in prose and verse. His other poetical works are Biragsabgit(1880), Prabodhsabgit(1891) and Udasi (1905). Udasi, a collection of short poems and legends, is considered his best work. Love of humanity, of the motherland, spiritualism and civics were the main subjects. [Wakil Ahmed]