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	'''Kashgarhi, Abdur Rahman''' (1912-1971) Islamic scholar, linguist and writer, was born in Kashgarh, capital of Chinese Turkistan (now part of China). He became a teacher at Lucknow';s Nadwatul Ulema where he had earlier studied [[hadith]], [[tafsir]], and [[arabic]] literature. Around this time, he obtained the Fazil-e-Adab degree from Lucknow University. In 1938, he became a teacher at Aliya Madrasa in Kolkata. After the partition of the subcontinent in 1947, when the Madrasa was transferred to [[dhaka]], he moved to Dhaka and was upgraded to additional head moulana. He had profound knowledge of Islamic theology. He was also famous as a poet and writer in Arabic. His collection of poems, ''~~A''''z~~-~~z''''a''''hr''''a''''t~~'' (1935, Lucknow) is imbued with patriotism and pan-Islamism. ''~~A''''l~~-~~H''''a''''dik''''a~~'', a collection of prose and poetic writings in Arabic, is used as a textbook for Dakhil classes. Abdur Rahman also compiled ''Al-Mufid'' (1961), a trilingual dictionary in Arabic, [[urdu]] and Bangla. Abdur Rahman remained a bachelor all his life. [AKM Nurul Alam~~] [Alam, AKM Nurul Professor of Dawah and Islamic Studies, Islamic University~~]		'''Kashgarhi, Abdur Rahman''' (1912-1971) Islamic scholar, linguist and writer, was born in Kashgarh, capital of Chinese Turkistan (now part of China). He became a teacher at Lucknow's Nadwatul Ulema where he had earlier studied [[Hadith\|hadith]], [[Tafsir\|tafsir]], and [[Arabic\|arabic]] literature. Around this time, he obtained the Fazil-e-Adab degree from Lucknow University. In 1938, he became a teacher at Aliya Madrasa in Kolkata. After the partition of the subcontinent in 1947, when the Madrasa was transferred to [[Dhaka\|dhaka]], he moved to Dhaka and was upgraded to additional head moulana. He had profound knowledge of Islamic theology. He was also famous as a poet and writer in Arabic. His collection of poems, ''Az-zahrat'' (1935, Lucknow) is imbued with patriotism and pan-Islamism. ''Al-Hadika'', a collection of prose and poetic writings in Arabic, is used as a textbook for Dakhil classes. Abdur Rahman also compiled ''Al-Mufid'' (1961), a trilingual dictionary in Arabic, [[Urdu\|urdu]] and Bangla. Abdur Rahman remained a bachelor all his life. [AKM Nurul Alam]

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	~~<p class=Normal >~~'''Kashgarhi, Abdur Rahman''' (1912-1971) Islamic scholar, linguist and writer, was born in Kashgarh, capital of Chinese Turkistan (now part of China). He became a teacher at Lucknow';s Nadwatul Ulema where he had earlier studied [[hadith]], [[tafsir]], and [[arabic]] literature. Around this time, he obtained the Fazil-e-Adab degree from Lucknow University. In 1938, he became a teacher at Aliya Madrasa in Kolkata. After the partition of the subcontinent in 1947, when the Madrasa was transferred to [[dhaka]], he moved to Dhaka and was upgraded to additional head moulana. He had profound knowledge of Islamic theology. He was also famous as a poet and writer in Arabic. His collection of poems, ''A''''z-z''''a''''hr''''a''''t'' (1935, Lucknow) is imbued with patriotism and pan-Islamism. ''A''''l-H''''a''''dik''''a'', a collection of prose and poetic writings in Arabic, is used as a textbook for Dakhil classes. Abdur Rahman also compiled ''Al-Mufid'' (1961), a trilingual dictionary in Arabic, [[urdu]] and Bangla. Abdur Rahman remained a bachelor all his life. [AKM Nurul Alam] [Alam, AKM Nurul Professor of Dawah and Islamic Studies, Islamic University]		'''Kashgarhi, Abdur Rahman''' (1912-1971) Islamic scholar, linguist and writer, was born in Kashgarh, capital of Chinese Turkistan (now part of China). He became a teacher at Lucknow';s Nadwatul Ulema where he had earlier studied [[hadith]], [[tafsir]], and [[arabic]] literature. Around this time, he obtained the Fazil-e-Adab degree from Lucknow University. In 1938, he became a teacher at Aliya Madrasa in Kolkata. After the partition of the subcontinent in 1947, when the Madrasa was transferred to [[dhaka]], he moved to Dhaka and was upgraded to additional head moulana. He had profound knowledge of Islamic theology. He was also famous as a poet and writer in Arabic. His collection of poems, ''A''''z-z''''a''''hr''''a''''t'' (1935, Lucknow) is imbued with patriotism and pan-Islamism. ''A''''l-H''''a''''dik''''a'', a collection of prose and poetic writings in Arabic, is used as a textbook for Dakhil classes. Abdur Rahman also compiled ''Al-Mufid'' (1961), a trilingual dictionary in Arabic, [[urdu]] and Bangla. Abdur Rahman remained a bachelor all his life. [AKM Nurul Alam] [Alam, AKM Nurul Professor of Dawah and Islamic Studies, Islamic University]

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<p class=Normal >'''Kashgarhi, Abdur Rahman''' (1912-1971) Islamic scholar, linguist and writer, was born in Kashgarh, capital of Chinese Turkistan (now part of China). He became a teacher at Lucknow';s Nadwatul Ulema where he had earlier studied [[hadith]], [[tafsir]], and [[arabic]] literature. Around this time, he obtained the Fazil-e-Adab degree from Lucknow University. In 1938, he became a teacher at Aliya Madrasa in Kolkata. After the partition of the subcontinent in 1947, when the Madrasa was transferred to [[dhaka]], he moved to Dhaka and was upgraded to additional head moulana. He had profound knowledge of Islamic theology. He was also famous as a poet and writer in Arabic. His collection of poems, ''A''''z-z''''a''''hr''''a''''t'' (1935, Lucknow) is imbued with patriotism and pan-Islamism. ''A''''l-H''''a''''dik''''a'', a collection of prose and poetic writings in Arabic, is used as a textbook for Dakhil classes. Abdur Rahman also compiled ''Al-Mufid'' (1961), a trilingual dictionary in Arabic, [[urdu]] and Bangla. Abdur Rahman remained a bachelor all his life. [AKM Nurul Alam] [Alam, AKM Nurul Professor of Dawah and Islamic Studies, Islamic University]

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