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	'''Ahmadi, The''' a fortnightly magazine edited by [[abdul hamid khan yusufza]] and first published from [[tangail]] in the month of Shravan 1293 BS (1886 AD). Karimunnesa Khanum Chowdhurani, wife of the Zamindar of Delduar, was its patron. In 1296, the magazine was renamed ''Ahmadi O Nabaratna''.		'''Ahmadi, The''' a fortnightly magazine edited by [[Yusufzai, Abdul Hamid Khan\|abdul hamid khan yusufza]] and first published from [[Tangail District\|tangail]] in the month of Shravan 1293 BS (1886 AD). Karimunnesa Khanum Chowdhurani, wife of the Zamindar of Delduar, was its patron. In 1296, the magazine was renamed ''Ahmadi O Nabaratna''.

	''Ahmadi'' was a liberal periodical which regularly debated social and religious issues with ''[[Akhbare Islamia\|akhbare islamia]]'', also published from Tangail. [[Hossain, Mir Mosharraf\|mir mosharraf hossain]], writer and manager of Delduar estate, contributed to the magazine regularly. Apart from religious matters,'' Ahmadi'' published reports about contemporary political and social events as well as literary activities. [Wakil Ahmed]		''Ahmadi'' was a liberal periodical which regularly debated social and religious issues with ''[[Akhbare Islamia\|akhbare islamia]]'', also published from Tangail. [[Hossain, Mir Mosharraf\|mir mosharraf hossain]], writer and manager of Delduar estate, contributed to the magazine regularly. Apart from religious matters,'' Ahmadi'' published reports about contemporary political and social events as well as literary activities. [Wakil Ahmed]

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	'''Ahmadi, The''' a fortnightly magazine edited by [[abdul hamid khan yusufza]] and first published from [[tangail]] in the month of Shravan 1293 BS (1886 AD). Karimunnesa Khanum Chowdhurani, wife of the Zamindar of Delduar, was its patron. In 1296, the magazine was renamed ''Ahmadi O Nabaratna''.		'''Ahmadi, The''' a fortnightly magazine edited by [[abdul hamid khan yusufza]] and first published from [[tangail]] in the month of Shravan 1293 BS (1886 AD). Karimunnesa Khanum Chowdhurani, wife of the Zamindar of Delduar, was its patron. In 1296, the magazine was renamed ''Ahmadi O Nabaratna''.

	''Ahmadi'' was a liberal periodical which regularly debated social and religious issues with ''[[Akhbare Islamia\|akhbare islamia]]'',~~'' ''~~also published from Tangail.~~'' ''~~[[Hossain, Mir Mosharraf\|mir mosharraf hossain]], writer and manager of Delduar estate, contributed to the magazine regularly. Apart from religious matters,'' Ahmadi'' published reports about contemporary political and social events as well as literary activities. [Wakil Ahmed]		''Ahmadi'' was a liberal periodical which regularly debated social and religious issues with ''[[Akhbare Islamia\|akhbare islamia]]'', also published from Tangail. [[Hossain, Mir Mosharraf\|mir mosharraf hossain]], writer and manager of Delduar estate, contributed to the magazine regularly. Apart from religious matters,'' Ahmadi'' published reports about contemporary political and social events as well as literary activities. [Wakil Ahmed]

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	'''Ahmadi, The''' a fortnightly magazine edited by [[abdul hamid khan yusufza]] and first published from [[tangail]] in the month of Shravan 1293 BS (1886 AD). Karimunnesa Khanum Chowdhurani, wife of the Zamindar of Delduar, was its patron. In 1296, the magazine was renamed ''Ahmadi O Nabaratna''.		'''Ahmadi, The''' a fortnightly magazine edited by [[abdul hamid khan yusufza]] and first published from [[tangail]] in the month of Shravan 1293 BS (1886 AD). Karimunnesa Khanum Chowdhurani, wife of the Zamindar of Delduar, was its patron. In 1296, the magazine was renamed ''Ahmadi O Nabaratna''.

	''Ahmadi'' was a liberal periodical which regularly debated social and religious issues with ''[[akhbare islamia]]'','' ''also published from Tangail.'' ''[[mir mosharraf hossain]], writer and manager of Delduar estate, contributed to the magazine regularly. Apart from religious matters,'' Ahmadi'' published reports about contemporary political and social events as well as literary activities. [Wakil Ahmed~~] [Ahmed, Wakil former Vice Chancellor, National University~~]		''Ahmadi'' was a liberal periodical which regularly debated social and religious issues with ''[[Akhbare Islamia\|akhbare islamia]]'','' ''also published from Tangail.'' ''[[Hossain, Mir Mosharraf\|mir mosharraf hossain]], writer and manager of Delduar estate, contributed to the magazine regularly. Apart from religious matters,'' Ahmadi'' published reports about contemporary political and social events as well as literary activities. [Wakil Ahmed]

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'''Ahmadi, The''' a fortnightly magazine edited by [[abdul hamid khan yusufza]] and first published from [[tangail]] in the month of Shravan 1293 BS (1886 AD). Karimunnesa Khanum Chowdhurani, wife of the Zamindar of Delduar, was its patron. In 1296, the magazine was renamed ''Ahmadi O Nabaratna''.

''Ahmadi'' was a liberal periodical which regularly debated social and religious issues with ''[[akhbare islamia]]'','' ''also published from Tangail.'' ''[[mir mosharraf hossain]], writer and manager of Delduar estate, contributed to the magazine regularly. Apart from religious matters,'' Ahmadi'' published reports about contemporary political and social events as well as literary activities. [Wakil Ahmed] [Ahmed, Wakil former Vice Chancellor, National University]

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