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	Abdul Karim helped reform [[madrasah]] education by introducing the New Scheme which aimed at imparting modern education alongside religious instruction. As a result, it became easier for Madrasah students to get jobs and improve their social conditions. He wrote ''Prophet of Islam and his Teaching and Universal Religion of Peace and Progress''. His other books include ''Bharatbarser Itihas'', ''Maktab O Madrasar Bartaman Shiksapranali O Tar Sangskar'', ''Hints on English Pronunciation'', ''Hints on Class Management and Method of Teaching'', ''History of Hindu-Muslim Pact'', etc. He was equally fluent in Bangla, English, Hindi and Arabic.		Abdul Karim helped reform [[madrasah]] education by introducing the New Scheme which aimed at imparting modern education alongside religious instruction. As a result, it became easier for Madrasah students to get jobs and improve their social conditions. He wrote ''Prophet of Islam and his Teaching and Universal Religion of Peace and Progress''. His other books include ''Bharatbarser Itihas'', ''Maktab O Madrasar Bartaman Shiksapranali O Tar Sangskar'', ''Hints on English Pronunciation'', ''Hints on Class Management and Method of Teaching'', ''History of Hindu-Muslim Pact'', etc. He was equally fluent in Bangla, English, Hindi and Arabic.

	Abdul Karim was a life fellow (1895) of Calcutta University, general member (1896) of the [[Asiatic Society\|asiatic society]], president of the [[Bangiya Mussalman Sahitya ~~Samitibangiya~~ mussulman sahitya samiti]] (1915), and member of the Council of State. Karim was one of the signatories to the [[Bengal Pact, 1923\|bengal pact]] of 1923. Maulvi Abdul Karim died in 1943 in Kolkata. [Wakil Ahmed]		Abdul Karim was a life fellow (1895) of Calcutta University, general member (1896) of the [[Asiatic Society\|asiatic society]], president of the [[Bangiya Mussalman Sahitya Samiti\|bangiya mussulman sahitya samiti]] (1915), and member of the Council of State. Karim was one of the signatories to the [[Bengal Pact, 1923\|bengal pact]] of 1923. Maulvi Abdul Karim died in 1943 in Kolkata. [Wakil Ahmed]

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	Abdul Karim helped reform [[madrasah]] education by introducing the New Scheme which aimed at imparting modern education alongside religious instruction. As a result, it became easier for Madrasah students to get jobs and improve their social conditions. He wrote ''Prophet of Islam and his Teaching and Universal Religion of Peace and Progress''. His other books include ''Bharatbarser Itihas'', ''Maktab O Madrasar Bartaman Shiksapranali O Tar Sangskar'', ''Hints on English Pronunciation'', ''Hints on Class Management and Method of Teaching'', ''History of Hindu-Muslim Pact'', etc. He was equally fluent in Bangla, English, Hindi and Arabic.		Abdul Karim helped reform [[madrasah]] education by introducing the New Scheme which aimed at imparting modern education alongside religious instruction. As a result, it became easier for Madrasah students to get jobs and improve their social conditions. He wrote ''Prophet of Islam and his Teaching and Universal Religion of Peace and Progress''. His other books include ''Bharatbarser Itihas'', ''Maktab O Madrasar Bartaman Shiksapranali O Tar Sangskar'', ''Hints on English Pronunciation'', ''Hints on Class Management and Method of Teaching'', ''History of Hindu-Muslim Pact'', etc. He was equally fluent in Bangla, English, Hindi and Arabic.

	Abdul Karim was a life fellow (1895) of Calcutta University, general member (1896) of the [[asiatic society]], president of the [[~~bangiya~~ mussulman sahitya samiti]] (1915), and member of the Council of State. Karim was one of the signatories to the [[Bengal Pact, 1923\|bengal pact]] of 1923. Maulvi Abdul Karim died in 1943 in Kolkata. [Wakil Ahmed]		Abdul Karim was a life fellow (1895) of Calcutta University, general member (1896) of the [[Asiatic Society\|asiatic society]], president of the [[Bangiya Mussalman Sahitya Samitibangiya mussulman sahitya samiti]] (1915), and member of the Council of State. Karim was one of the signatories to the [[Bengal Pact, 1923\|bengal pact]] of 1923. Maulvi Abdul Karim died in 1943 in Kolkata. [Wakil Ahmed]

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	'''Karim, Maulvi Abdul''' (1863-1943) educationist and writer, was born at Pathantola in [[sylhet]]. After completing BA (Hons) in English from Presidency College, Kolkata, in 1886 he started working as a school teacher. In 1889, he was appointed Assistant Inspector of Schools for Mohammedan Education and subsequently School Inspector. Along with ~~[[mohammad ibrahim]]~~, Maulvi Abdul Karim was one of the few Muslims to hold these important posts under the British.		'''Karim, Maulvi Abdul''' (1863-1943) educationist and writer, was born at Pathantola in [[Sylhet District\|sylhet]]. After completing BA (Hons) in English from Presidency College, Kolkata, in 1886 he started working as a school teacher. In 1889, he was appointed Assistant Inspector of Schools for Mohammedan Education and subsequently School Inspector. Along with Mohammad Ibrahim, Maulvi Abdul Karim was one of the few Muslims to hold these important posts under the British.

	Abdul Karim tried to spread education among the educationally backward Muslims of Bengal. In'' Mohammedan Education in Bengal'' (1900) he highlighted the causes of Muslim backwardness: lack of Muslim teachers and absence of Islamic subjects in the syllabus. To meet the need of textbooks, he started writing books suitable of being used in the school curriculum. One such book was ''~~Bh''''a''''ratbar''''s''''er Mussulm''''a''''n R''''a''''jatver~~ Itihas'' (The History of Muslim Rule in India, 1898) which was included in the school syllabus. [[rabindranath tagore]] commended the book highly in a review in [[bharati]] (Shravan 1305 BS/ 1898 AD).		Abdul Karim tried to spread education among the educationally backward Muslims of Bengal. In ''Mohammedan Education in Bengal'' (1900) he highlighted the causes of Muslim backwardness: lack of Muslim teachers and absence of Islamic subjects in the syllabus. To meet the need of textbooks, he started writing books suitable of being used in the school curriculum. One such book was ''Bharatbarser Mussulman Rajatver Itihas'' (The History of Muslim Rule in India, 1898) which was included in the school syllabus. [[Tagore, Rabindranath\|rabindranath tagore]] commended the book highly in a review in [[Bharati\|bharati]] (Shravan 1305 BS/ 1898 AD).

	Abdul Karim helped reform [[madrasah]] education by introducing the New Scheme which aimed at imparting modern education alongside religious instruction. As a result, it became easier for Madrasah students to get jobs and improve their social conditions. He wrote ''Prophet of Islam and his Teaching ''and'' Universal Religion of Peace~~'' ''~~and Progress''. His other books include ''Bharatbarser ~~Itih''''a''''s~~'', ''Maktab O Madrasar Bartaman ~~Shiks''''a''''pra''''n''''al''''i''''~~ O ~~T''''a''''r Sangsk''''a''''r~~'', ''Hints on English Pronunciation'', ''Hints on Class Management and Method of Teaching'', ''History of Hindu-Muslim Pact'', etc. He was equally fluent in Bangla, English, Hindi and Arabic.		Abdul Karim helped reform [[madrasah]] education by introducing the New Scheme which aimed at imparting modern education alongside religious instruction. As a result, it became easier for Madrasah students to get jobs and improve their social conditions. He wrote ''Prophet of Islam and his Teaching and Universal Religion of Peace and Progress''. His other books include ''Bharatbarser Itihas'', ''Maktab O Madrasar Bartaman Shiksapranali O Tar Sangskar'', ''Hints on English Pronunciation'', ''Hints on Class Management and Method of Teaching'', ''History of Hindu-Muslim Pact'', etc. He was equally fluent in Bangla, English, Hindi and Arabic.

	Abdul Karim was a life fellow (1895) of Calcutta University, general member (1896) of the [[asiatic society]], president of the [[bangiya mussulman sahitya samiti]] (1915), and member of the Council of State. Karim was one of the signatories to the [[bengal pact]] of 1923. Maulvi Abdul Karim died in 1943 in Kolkata. [Wakil Ahmed~~] [Ahmed, Wakil former Vice Chancellor, National University~~]		Abdul Karim was a life fellow (1895) of Calcutta University, general member (1896) of the [[asiatic society]], president of the [[bangiya mussulman sahitya samiti]] (1915), and member of the Council of State. Karim was one of the signatories to the [[Bengal Pact, 1923\|bengal pact]] of 1923. Maulvi Abdul Karim died in 1943 in Kolkata. [Wakil Ahmed]

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	~~<p class=Normal >~~'''Karim, Maulvi Abdul''' (1863-1943) educationist and writer, was born at Pathantola in [[sylhet]]. After completing BA (Hons) in English from Presidency College, Kolkata, in 1886 he started working as a school teacher. In 1889, he was appointed Assistant Inspector of Schools for Mohammedan Education and subsequently School Inspector. Along with [[mohammad ibrahim]], Maulvi Abdul Karim was one of the few Muslims to hold these important posts under the British.		'''Karim, Maulvi Abdul''' (1863-1943) educationist and writer, was born at Pathantola in [[sylhet]]. After completing BA (Hons) in English from Presidency College, Kolkata, in 1886 he started working as a school teacher. In 1889, he was appointed Assistant Inspector of Schools for Mohammedan Education and subsequently School Inspector. Along with [[mohammad ibrahim]], Maulvi Abdul Karim was one of the few Muslims to hold these important posts under the British.

	~~<p class=Normal >~~Abdul Karim tried to spread education among the educationally backward Muslims of Bengal. In'' Mohammedan Education in Bengal'' (1900) he highlighted the causes of Muslim backwardness: lack of Muslim teachers and absence of Islamic subjects in the syllabus. To meet the need of textbooks, he started writing books suitable of being used in the school curriculum. One such book was ''Bh''''a''''ratbar''''s''''er Mussulm''''a''''n R''''a''''jatver Itihas'' (The History of Muslim Rule in India, 1898) which was included in the school syllabus. [[rabindranath tagore]] commended the book highly in a review in [[bharati]] (Shravan 1305 BS/ 1898 AD).		Abdul Karim tried to spread education among the educationally backward Muslims of Bengal. In'' Mohammedan Education in Bengal'' (1900) he highlighted the causes of Muslim backwardness: lack of Muslim teachers and absence of Islamic subjects in the syllabus. To meet the need of textbooks, he started writing books suitable of being used in the school curriculum. One such book was ''Bh''''a''''ratbar''''s''''er Mussulm''''a''''n R''''a''''jatver Itihas'' (The History of Muslim Rule in India, 1898) which was included in the school syllabus. [[rabindranath tagore]] commended the book highly in a review in [[bharati]] (Shravan 1305 BS/ 1898 AD).

	~~<p class=Normal >~~Abdul Karim helped reform [[madrasah]] education by introducing the New Scheme which aimed at imparting modern education alongside religious instruction. As a result, it became easier for Madrasah students to get jobs and improve their social conditions. He wrote ''Prophet of Islam and his Teaching ''and'' Universal Religion of Peace'' ''and Progress''. His other books include ''Bharatbarser Itih''''a''''s'', ''Maktab O Madrasar Bartaman Shiks''''a''''pra''''n''''al''''i'''' O T''''a''''r Sangsk''''a''''r'', ''Hints on English Pronunciation'', ''Hints on Class Management and Method of Teaching'', ''History of Hindu-Muslim Pact'', etc. He was equally fluent in Bangla, English, Hindi and Arabic.		Abdul Karim helped reform [[madrasah]] education by introducing the New Scheme which aimed at imparting modern education alongside religious instruction. As a result, it became easier for Madrasah students to get jobs and improve their social conditions. He wrote ''Prophet of Islam and his Teaching ''and'' Universal Religion of Peace'' ''and Progress''. His other books include ''Bharatbarser Itih''''a''''s'', ''Maktab O Madrasar Bartaman Shiks''''a''''pra''''n''''al''''i'''' O T''''a''''r Sangsk''''a''''r'', ''Hints on English Pronunciation'', ''Hints on Class Management and Method of Teaching'', ''History of Hindu-Muslim Pact'', etc. He was equally fluent in Bangla, English, Hindi and Arabic.

	~~<p class=Normal >~~Abdul Karim was a life fellow (1895) of Calcutta University, general member (1896) of the [[asiatic society]], president of the [[bangiya mussulman sahitya samiti]] (1915), and member of the Council of State. Karim was one of the signatories to the [[bengal pact]] of 1923. Maulvi Abdul Karim died in 1943 in Kolkata. [Wakil Ahmed] [Ahmed, Wakil former Vice Chancellor, National University]		Abdul Karim was a life fellow (1895) of Calcutta University, general member (1896) of the [[asiatic society]], president of the [[bangiya mussulman sahitya samiti]] (1915), and member of the Council of State. Karim was one of the signatories to the [[bengal pact]] of 1923. Maulvi Abdul Karim died in 1943 in Kolkata. [Wakil Ahmed] [Ahmed, Wakil former Vice Chancellor, National University]

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<p class=Normal >'''Karim, Maulvi Abdul''' (1863-1943) educationist and writer, was born at Pathantola in [[sylhet]]. After completing BA (Hons) in English from Presidency College, Kolkata, in 1886 he started working as a school teacher. In 1889, he was appointed Assistant Inspector of Schools for Mohammedan Education and subsequently School Inspector. Along with [[mohammad ibrahim]], Maulvi Abdul Karim was one of the few Muslims to hold these important posts under the British.

<p class=Normal >Abdul Karim tried to spread education among the educationally backward Muslims of Bengal. In'' Mohammedan Education in Bengal'' (1900) he highlighted the causes of Muslim backwardness: lack of Muslim teachers and absence of Islamic subjects in the syllabus. To meet the need of textbooks, he started writing books suitable of being used in the school curriculum. One such book was ''Bh''''a''''ratbar''''s''''er Mussulm''''a''''n R''''a''''jatver Itihas'' (The History of Muslim Rule in India, 1898) which was included in the school syllabus. [[rabindranath tagore]] commended the book highly in a review in [[bharati]] (Shravan 1305 BS/ 1898 AD).

<p class=Normal >Abdul Karim helped reform [[madrasah]] education by introducing the New Scheme which aimed at imparting modern education alongside religious instruction. As a result, it became easier for Madrasah students to get jobs and improve their social conditions. He wrote ''Prophet of Islam and his Teaching ''and'' Universal Religion of Peace'' ''and Progress''. His other books include ''Bharatbarser Itih''''a''''s'', ''Maktab O Madrasar Bartaman Shiks''''a''''pra''''n''''al''''i'''' O T''''a''''r Sangsk''''a''''r'', ''Hints on English Pronunciation'', ''Hints on Class Management and Method of Teaching'', ''History of Hindu-Muslim Pact'', etc. He was equally fluent in Bangla, English, Hindi and Arabic.

<p class=Normal >Abdul Karim was a life fellow (1895) of Calcutta University, general member (1896) of the [[asiatic society]], president of the [[bangiya mussulman sahitya samiti]] (1915), and member of the Council of State. Karim was one of the signatories to the [[bengal pact]] of 1923. Maulvi Abdul Karim died in 1943 in Kolkata. [Wakil Ahmed] [Ahmed, Wakil former Vice Chancellor, National University]

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