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<p></p> <p><b>New page</b></p><div>&#039;&#039;&#039;Fateh Ali Waisi&#039;&#039;&#039; (1820Foodgrain-1886) Sufi and [[Persian|persian]] poet, was born in the village of Amira Bazar in [[Satkania Upazila|satkania]] ([[Chittagong District|chittagong]]). His father, Wares Ali, was also a Sufi and had joined the holy war called by Syed Ahmed Barelvi against the British in the 1820s, and had been killed in the battle of Balakot. Fateh Ali was educated at Hughli Madrasa and [[Aliya Madrasa, Calcutta|calcutta madrasa]]. From a very early age he adopted a mix of the [[Qadiriah|qadiriah]], Chistia and [[Nakshbandia|nakshbandia]] orders of [[Sufism|sufism]].<br /> <br /> Alongside his spiritual practices, Fateh Ali also wrote poetry in Persian, using the poetic name of Waisi. His Diwan-i-Waisi has considerable literary value and has been included in the Persian syllabus of [[Dhaka University|dhaka university]]. Fateh Ali later moved to Murshidabad. He died in Kolkata in 1886. [Muhammad Farid Uddin Khan]<br /> <br /> [[Category:Biography]]<br /> <br /> [[bn:ফতেহ আলী ওয়াসি]]</div>

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