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	'''Mortaza, Mohammad''' (1931-1971) physician and writer, martyr intellectual. He was born on 1 April 1931 in the district of 24 Parganas in West Bengal. His father was Maulana Abdul Mannan al-Azhari and mother Saira Begum. After the partition of India his father along with his family came to Arangghata in Daulatpur thana of Khulna district and settled there. Mohammad Mortaza passed matriculation in 1946 from Baliganj Government High School in Kolkata and ISc in 1948 from Presidency College. He studied medicine for sometime in Kolkata Medical College, and obtained MBBS degree in 1954 from Dhaka Medical College.		'''Mortaza, Mohammad''' (1931-1971) physician and writer, martyr intellectual. He was born on 1 April 1931 in the district of 24 Parganas in West Bengal. His father was Maulana Abdul Mannan al-Azhari and mother Saira Begum. After the partition of India his father along with his family came to Arangghata in Daulatpur thana of Khulna district and settled there. Mohammad Mortaza passed matriculation in 1946 from Baliganj Government High School in Kolkata and ISc in 1948 from Presidency College. He studied medicine for sometime in Kolkata Medical College, and obtained MBBS degree in 1954 from Dhaka Medical College.

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	'''Mortaza, Mohammad''' (1931-1971) physician and writer, martyr intellectual. He was born on 1 April 1931 in the district of 24 Parganas in West Bengal. His father was Maulana Abdul Mannan al-Azhari and mother Saira Begum. After the partition of India his father along with his family came to Arangghata in Daulatpur thana of Khulna district and settled there. Mohammad Mortaza passed matriculation in 1946 from Baliganj Government High School in Kolkata and ISc in 1948 from Presidency College. He studied medicine for sometime in Kolkata Medical College, and obtained MBBS degree in 1954 from Dhaka Medical College.		Mohammad Mortaza
			'''Mortaza, Mohammad''' (1931-1971) physician and writer, martyr intellectual. He was born on 1 April 1931 in the district of 24 Parganas in West Bengal. His father was Maulana Abdul Mannan al-Azhari and mother Saira Begum. After the partition of India his father along with his family came to Arangghata in Daulatpur thana of Khulna district and settled there. Mohammad Mortaza passed matriculation in 1946 from Baliganj Government High School in Kolkata and ISc in 1948 from Presidency College. He studied medicine for sometime in Kolkata Medical College, and obtained MBBS degree in 1954 from Dhaka Medical College.

			Mohammad Mortaza started his career as a Medical Officer of Dhaka University in 1955. He was connected with leftist politics. He helped the publication of the paper ''Gana-Shakti'' edited by Badruddin Umar. Mortaza used to contribute as a columnist of the paper under the caption ''Deshe Deshe Mukti Juddha''. Mortaza wrote a number of books which include ''Jana Sankhya O Sampad'', ''Chikitsha Paribhasha Kosh'', ''Pak-B harat'' Juddher Tatparya'', ''Naya Ganatantra'', ''Prem O Bibaher Shamparka'', ''Charitrahinar Adhikar''. Some of his translation works are ''Chikitsa Bijnan'', ''Chikitsa Bijnaner Itihasa'', ''Oitihasik Bastubad'', ''Shanti Na Shakti'', ''Hunaner Krishak Andolan'', ''Jana-Juddher Bijoy Dirghajibi Hoke''. Mortaza was awarded the National Bank Literary Award in 1964 for his book ''Jana Sankhya O Sampad''.

	~~Mohammad Mortaza started his career as a Medical Officer~~ of ~~Dhaka University in 1955. He was connected with leftist politics. He helped the publication~~ of ~~the paper ''Gana-Shakti'' edited by Badruddin Umar.~~ Mortaza used to ~~contribute as a columnist of~~ the ~~paper under~~ the ~~caption ''Deshe Deshe Mukti Juddha''. Mortaza wrote a number~~ of ~~books which include ''Jana Sankhy''''a'''' O Sampad'', ''Chikitsh''''a'''' Paribh''''a''''sh''''a'''' Kosh'', ''Pak~~-~~B''harat'' Juddher T''''a''''tparya'', ''Nay''''a ''''Ganatantra'', ''Prem O Bib''''a''''her Shamparka'', ''Charitrahin''''a''''r Adhik''''a''''r''. Some of~~ his translation works are ''Chikits''''a ''''Bijn''''a''''n'', ''Chikits''''a'''' Bijn''''a''''ner Itih''''a''''sa'', ''Oitih''''a''''sik Bastub''''a''''d'','' Sh''''a''''nti N''''a'''' Shakti'','' Hun''''a''''ner Krishak Andolan'', ''Jana-Juddher Bijoy Dirghajibi Hoke''. ~~Mortaza~~ was ~~awarded~~ the ~~National Bank Literary Award in 1964 for his book ''Jana Sankhy''''a'''' O Sampad''~~.		During the [[War of Liberation, The\|war of liberation]] Mortaza used to give medical treatment and financial help to the injured freedom fighters. On 14 December 1971, the armed cadres of [[Al-Badr\|al-badr]] abducted him from his residence at 14/A Fuller Road. His dead body was recovered from the mass grave at Mirpur on 3 January 1972.

	~~<p align=center style="text-align:center">~~		The postal department of Bangladesh government issued commemoration postal stamp in his name on the Martyred Intellectual Day on 14 December 1991. [Bayzid Khurshid Reaz]

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	During the [[war of liberation]] Mortaza used to give medical treatment and financial help to the injured freedom fighters. On 14 December 1971, the armed cadres of al-Badr abducted him from his residence at 14/A Fuller Road. His dead body was recovered from the mass grave at Mirpur on 3 January 1972.

	The postal department of Bangladesh government issued commemoration postal stamp in his name on the Martyred Intellectual Day on 14 December 1991. [Bayzid Khurshid Reaz] [Reaz, Bayzid Khurshid Director, Office of the Prime Minister]

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	[[bn:মোর্তজা, মোহাম্মদ]]		[[bn:মোর্তজা, মোহাম্মদ]]

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	~~<p class=Normal >~~'''Mortaza, Mohammad''' (1931-1971) physician and writer, martyr intellectual. He was born on 1 April 1931 in the district of 24 Parganas in West Bengal. His father was Maulana Abdul Mannan al-Azhari and mother Saira Begum. After the partition of India his father along with his family came to Arangghata in Daulatpur thana of Khulna district and settled there. Mohammad Mortaza passed matriculation in 1946 from Baliganj Government High School in Kolkata and ISc in 1948 from Presidency College. He studied medicine for sometime in Kolkata Medical College, and obtained MBBS degree in 1954 from Dhaka Medical College.		'''Mortaza, Mohammad''' (1931-1971) physician and writer, martyr intellectual. He was born on 1 April 1931 in the district of 24 Parganas in West Bengal. His father was Maulana Abdul Mannan al-Azhari and mother Saira Begum. After the partition of India his father along with his family came to Arangghata in Daulatpur thana of Khulna district and settled there. Mohammad Mortaza passed matriculation in 1946 from Baliganj Government High School in Kolkata and ISc in 1948 from Presidency College. He studied medicine for sometime in Kolkata Medical College, and obtained MBBS degree in 1954 from Dhaka Medical College.

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	Mohammad Mortaza started his career as a Medical Officer of Dhaka University in 1955. He was connected with leftist politics. He helped the publication of the paper ''Gana-Shakti'' edited by Badruddin Umar. Mortaza used to contribute as a columnist of the paper under the caption ''Deshe Deshe Mukti Juddha''. Mortaza wrote a number of books which include ''Jana Sankhy''''a'''' O Sampad'', ''Chikitsh''''a'''' Paribh''''a''''sh''''a'''' Kosh'', ''Pak-B''harat'' Juddher T''''a''''tparya'', ''Nay''''a ''''Ganatantra'', ''Prem O Bib''''a''''her Shamparka'', ''Charitrahin''''a''''r Adhik''''a''''r''. Some of his translation works are ''Chikits''''a ''''Bijn''''a''''n'', ''Chikits''''a'''' Bijn''''a''''ner Itih''''a''''sa'', ''Oitih''''a''''sik Bastub''''a''''d'','' Sh''''a''''nti N''''a'''' Shakti'','' Hun''''a''''ner Krishak Andolan'', ''Jana-Juddher Bijoy Dirghajibi Hoke''. Mortaza was awarded the National Bank Literary Award in 1964 for his book ''Jana Sankhy''''a'''' O Sampad''.		Mohammad Mortaza started his career as a Medical Officer of Dhaka University in 1955. He was connected with leftist politics. He helped the publication of the paper ''Gana-Shakti'' edited by Badruddin Umar. Mortaza used to contribute as a columnist of the paper under the caption ''Deshe Deshe Mukti Juddha''. Mortaza wrote a number of books which include ''Jana Sankhy''''a'''' O Sampad'', ''Chikitsh''''a'''' Paribh''''a''''sh''''a'''' Kosh'', ''Pak-B''harat'' Juddher T''''a''''tparya'', ''Nay''''a ''''Ganatantra'', ''Prem O Bib''''a''''her Shamparka'', ''Charitrahin''''a''''r Adhik''''a''''r''. Some of his translation works are ''Chikits''''a ''''Bijn''''a''''n'', ''Chikits''''a'''' Bijn''''a''''ner Itih''''a''''sa'', ''Oitih''''a''''sik Bastub''''a''''d'','' Sh''''a''''nti N''''a'''' Shakti'','' Hun''''a''''ner Krishak Andolan'', ''Jana-Juddher Bijoy Dirghajibi Hoke''. Mortaza was awarded the National Bank Literary Award in 1964 for his book ''Jana Sankhy''''a'''' O Sampad''.
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	~~<p class=Normal >~~During the [[war of liberation]] Mortaza used to give medical treatment and financial help to the injured freedom fighters. On 14 December 1971, the armed cadres of al-Badr abducted him from his residence at 14/A Fuller Road. His dead body was recovered from the mass grave at Mirpur on 3 January 1972.		During the [[war of liberation]] Mortaza used to give medical treatment and financial help to the injured freedom fighters. On 14 December 1971, the armed cadres of al-Badr abducted him from his residence at 14/A Fuller Road. His dead body was recovered from the mass grave at Mirpur on 3 January 1972.

	~~<p class=Normal >~~The postal department of Bangladesh government issued commemoration postal stamp in his name on the Martyred Intellectual Day on 14 December 1991. [Bayzid Khurshid Reaz] [Reaz, Bayzid Khurshid Director, Office of the Prime Minister]		The postal department of Bangladesh government issued commemoration postal stamp in his name on the Martyred Intellectual Day on 14 December 1991. [Bayzid Khurshid Reaz] [Reaz, Bayzid Khurshid Director, Office of the Prime Minister]

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'''Mortaza, Mohammad''' (1931-1971) physician and writer, martyr intellectual. He was born on 1 April 1931 in the district of 24 Parganas in West Bengal. His father was Maulana Abdul Mannan al-Azhari and mother Saira Begum. After the partition of India his father along with his family came to Arangghata in Daulatpur thana of Khulna district and settled there. Mohammad Mortaza passed matriculation in 1946 from Baliganj Government High School in Kolkata and ISc in 1948 from Presidency College. He studied medicine for sometime in Kolkata Medical College, and obtained MBBS degree in 1954 from Dhaka Medical College.



Mohammad Mortaza started his career as a Medical Officer of Dhaka University in 1955. He was connected with leftist politics. He helped the publication of the paper ''Gana-Shakti'' edited by Badruddin Umar. Mortaza used to contribute as a columnist of the paper under the caption ''Deshe Deshe Mukti Juddha''. Mortaza wrote a number of books which include ''Jana Sankhy''''a'''' O Sampad'', ''Chikitsh''''a'''' Paribh''''a''''sh''''a'''' Kosh'', ''Pak-B''harat'' Juddher T''''a''''tparya'', ''Nay''''a ''''Ganatantra'', ''Prem O Bib''''a''''her Shamparka'', ''Charitrahin''''a''''r Adhik''''a''''r''. Some of his translation works are ''Chikits''''a ''''Bijn''''a''''n'', ''Chikits''''a'''' Bijn''''a''''ner Itih''''a''''sa'', ''Oitih''''a''''sik Bastub''''a''''d'','' Sh''''a''''nti N''''a'''' Shakti'','' Hun''''a''''ner Krishak Andolan'', ''Jana-Juddher Bijoy Dirghajibi Hoke''. Mortaza was awarded the National Bank Literary Award in 1964 for his book ''Jana Sankhy''''a'''' O Sampad''.



Mohammad Mortaza



During the [[war of liberation]] Mortaza used to give medical treatment and financial help to the injured freedom fighters. On 14 December 1971, the armed cadres of al-Badr abducted him from his residence at 14/A Fuller Road. His dead body was recovered from the mass grave at Mirpur on 3 January 1972.

The postal department of Bangladesh government issued commemoration postal stamp in his name on the Martyred Intellectual Day on 14 December 1991. [Bayzid Khurshid Reaz] [Reaz, Bayzid Khurshid Director, Office of the Prime Minister]

[[Category:Biography]]

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