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	'''Nassakh, Khan Bahadur Abdul Ghafur''' (1833-1889) civil servant and poet. Nassakh was the pen-name of Khan Bahadur Abu Muhammad Abdul Ghafur, who was born in a kazi family of Faridpur. His father, Fakir Muhammad (1774-1844) was a lawyer of Kolkata civil court. Nawab [[abdool luteef]] was his elder brother. Apart from Bangla, Urdu and Persian, he also knew Arabic, English and Hindi.		'''Nassakh, Khan Bahadur Abdul Ghafur''' (1833-1889) civil servant and poet. Nassakh was the pen-name of Khan Bahadur Abu Muhammad Abdul Ghafur, who was born in a kazi family of Faridpur. His father, Fakir Muhammad (1774-1844) was a lawyer of Kolkata civil court. Nawab [[Luteef, Nawab Abdool\|abdool luteef]] was his elder brother. Apart from Bangla, Urdu and Persian, he also knew Arabic, English and Hindi.

	Abdul Ghafur Nassakh served as deputy magistrate and deputy collector (1860-1888) in various places of Bengal, including [[dhaka]]. He arranged ''mushairas ''(poetical gatherings) and inspired young poets.		Abdul Ghafur Nassakh served as deputy magistrate and deputy collector (1860-1888) in various places of Bengal, including [[dhaka]]. He arranged ''mushairas'' (poetical gatherings) and inspired young poets.

	Nassakh was essentially an Urdu poet, but also composed poems in Persian. His books of poems include ''Ashar-e-Nassakh'' (1866), ''Daftar-e-~~Bemis''''a''''l~~'' (1869), ''~~G''''av''''j~~-e-~~T''''a''''w''''a''''r''''i''''kh~~'' (1873), ''~~A''''rmug''''a''''n~~'' (1875)'' ~~K''''a''''nz~~-e-Tawarikh'' (1877) and ''Armugani'' (1884). The Urdu poet Ghalib (1797-1869) praised the poems contained in ''Daftar-e-Bemisal''. ''Ganj-e-Tawarikh'' and ''Kanz-e-Tawarikh'' contain accounts of great Islamic personalities. In 1874 Nassakh translated ''~~P''''a''''nd N''''a''''m''''a~~'', by the Persian poet, Shayekh Fariduddin Akhter, into Urdu under the title of ''~~Chashm''''a''''~~-e-Faez''. Nassakh also wrote a biography of Urdu and Persian poets in ''~~Sukh''''a''''n~~-e-~~Shu''''a''''r''''a~~'' (1874). Another important literary contribution by him was ''~~T''''a''''zkir''''a''''tul Mu''''a''''sir''''i''''n~~''.		Nassakh was essentially an Urdu poet, but also composed poems in Persian. His books of poems include ''Ashar-e-Nassakh'' (1866), ''Daftar-e-Bemisal'' (1869), ''Gavj-e-Tawarikh'' (1873), ''Armugan'' (1875) ''Kanz-e-Tawarikh'' (1877) and ''Armugani'' (1884). The Urdu poet Ghalib (1797-1869) praised the poems contained in ''Daftar-e-Bemisal''. ''Ganj-e-Tawarikh'' and ''Kanz-e-Tawarikh'' contain accounts of great Islamic personalities. In 1874 Nassakh translated ''Pand Nama'', by the Persian poet, Shayekh Fariduddin Akhter, into Urdu under the title of ''Chashma-e-Faez''. Nassakh also wrote a biography of Urdu and Persian poets in ''Sukhan-e-Shuara'' (1874). Another important literary contribution by him was ''Tazkiratul Muasirin''.

	Among his other writings are ''~~Intikh''''a''''b~~-e-~~N''''a''''kam~~'' (1879), a critique of the ''~~marsi''''a~~'' (elegies) of Lucknow poets, Mir, Anis (1802-74) and Mirza Dabir (1803-75), and ''~~M''''a''''zh''''a''''b~~-e-~~Mu''''a''''mm''''a~~'' (1888), a Persian booklet in verse. [Kaniz-e-Butool~~] [Kaniz-e-Butool Professor of Urdu, Dhaka University~~]		Among his other writings are ''Intikhab-e-Nakam'' (1879), a critique of the ''marsia'' (elegies) of Lucknow poets, Mir, Anis (1802-74) and Mirza Dabir (1803-75), and ''Mazhab-e-Muamma'' (1888), a Persian booklet in verse. [Kaniz-e-Butool]

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	~~<p class=Normal >~~'''Nassakh, Khan Bahadur Abdul Ghafur''' (1833-1889) civil servant and poet. Nassakh was the pen-name of Khan Bahadur Abu Muhammad Abdul Ghafur, who was born in a kazi family of Faridpur. His father, Fakir Muhammad (1774-1844) was a lawyer of Kolkata civil court. Nawab [[abdool luteef]] was his elder brother. Apart from Bangla, Urdu and Persian, he also knew Arabic, English and Hindi.		'''Nassakh, Khan Bahadur Abdul Ghafur''' (1833-1889) civil servant and poet. Nassakh was the pen-name of Khan Bahadur Abu Muhammad Abdul Ghafur, who was born in a kazi family of Faridpur. His father, Fakir Muhammad (1774-1844) was a lawyer of Kolkata civil court. Nawab [[abdool luteef]] was his elder brother. Apart from Bangla, Urdu and Persian, he also knew Arabic, English and Hindi.

	~~<p class=Normal >~~Abdul Ghafur Nassakh served as deputy magistrate and deputy collector (1860-1888) in various places of Bengal, including [[dhaka]]. He arranged ''mushairas ''(poetical gatherings) and inspired young poets.		Abdul Ghafur Nassakh served as deputy magistrate and deputy collector (1860-1888) in various places of Bengal, including [[dhaka]]. He arranged ''mushairas ''(poetical gatherings) and inspired young poets.

	~~<p class=Normal >~~Nassakh was essentially an Urdu poet, but also composed poems in Persian. His books of poems include ''Ashar-e-Nassakh'' (1866), ''Daftar-e-Bemis''''a''''l'' (1869), ''G''''av''''j-e-T''''a''''w''''a''''r''''i''''kh'' (1873), ''A''''rmug''''a''''n'' (1875)'' K''''a''''nz-e-Tawarikh'' (1877) and ''Armugani'' (1884). The Urdu poet Ghalib (1797-1869) praised the poems contained in ''Daftar-e-Bemisal''. ''Ganj-e-Tawarikh'' and ''Kanz-e-Tawarikh'' contain accounts of great Islamic personalities. In 1874 Nassakh translated ''P''''a''''nd N''''a''''m''''a'', by the Persian poet, Shayekh Fariduddin Akhter, into Urdu under the title of ''Chashm''''a''''-e-Faez''. Nassakh also wrote a biography of Urdu and Persian poets in ''Sukh''''a''''n-e-Shu''''a''''r''''a'' (1874). Another important literary contribution by him was ''T''''a''''zkir''''a''''tul Mu''''a''''sir''''i''''n''.		Nassakh was essentially an Urdu poet, but also composed poems in Persian. His books of poems include ''Ashar-e-Nassakh'' (1866), ''Daftar-e-Bemis''''a''''l'' (1869), ''G''''av''''j-e-T''''a''''w''''a''''r''''i''''kh'' (1873), ''A''''rmug''''a''''n'' (1875)'' K''''a''''nz-e-Tawarikh'' (1877) and ''Armugani'' (1884). The Urdu poet Ghalib (1797-1869) praised the poems contained in ''Daftar-e-Bemisal''. ''Ganj-e-Tawarikh'' and ''Kanz-e-Tawarikh'' contain accounts of great Islamic personalities. In 1874 Nassakh translated ''P''''a''''nd N''''a''''m''''a'', by the Persian poet, Shayekh Fariduddin Akhter, into Urdu under the title of ''Chashm''''a''''-e-Faez''. Nassakh also wrote a biography of Urdu and Persian poets in ''Sukh''''a''''n-e-Shu''''a''''r''''a'' (1874). Another important literary contribution by him was ''T''''a''''zkir''''a''''tul Mu''''a''''sir''''i''''n''.

	~~<p class=Normal >~~Among his other writings are ''Intikh''''a''''b-e-N''''a''''kam'' (1879), a critique of the ''marsi''''a'' (elegies) of Lucknow poets, Mir, Anis (1802-74) and Mirza Dabir (1803-75), and ''M''''a''''zh''''a''''b-e-Mu''''a''''mm''''a'' (1888), a Persian booklet in verse. [Kaniz-e-Butool] [Kaniz-e-Butool Professor of Urdu, Dhaka University]		Among his other writings are ''Intikh''''a''''b-e-N''''a''''kam'' (1879), a critique of the ''marsi''''a'' (elegies) of Lucknow poets, Mir, Anis (1802-74) and Mirza Dabir (1803-75), and ''M''''a''''zh''''a''''b-e-Mu''''a''''mm''''a'' (1888), a Persian booklet in verse. [Kaniz-e-Butool] [Kaniz-e-Butool Professor of Urdu, Dhaka University]

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<p class=Normal >'''Nassakh, Khan Bahadur Abdul Ghafur''' (1833-1889) civil servant and poet. Nassakh was the pen-name of Khan Bahadur Abu Muhammad Abdul Ghafur, who was born in a kazi family of Faridpur. His father, Fakir Muhammad (1774-1844) was a lawyer of Kolkata civil court. Nawab [[abdool luteef]] was his elder brother. Apart from Bangla, Urdu and Persian, he also knew Arabic, English and Hindi.

<p class=Normal >Abdul Ghafur Nassakh served as deputy magistrate and deputy collector (1860-1888) in various places of Bengal, including [[dhaka]]. He arranged ''mushairas ''(poetical gatherings) and inspired young poets.

<p class=Normal >Nassakh was essentially an Urdu poet, but also composed poems in Persian. His books of poems include ''Ashar-e-Nassakh'' (1866), ''Daftar-e-Bemis''''a''''l'' (1869), ''G''''av''''j-e-T''''a''''w''''a''''r''''i''''kh'' (1873), ''A''''rmug''''a''''n'' (1875)'' K''''a''''nz-e-Tawarikh'' (1877) and ''Armugani'' (1884). The Urdu poet Ghalib (1797-1869) praised the poems contained in ''Daftar-e-Bemisal''. ''Ganj-e-Tawarikh'' and ''Kanz-e-Tawarikh'' contain accounts of great Islamic personalities. In 1874 Nassakh translated ''P''''a''''nd N''''a''''m''''a'', by the Persian poet, Shayekh Fariduddin Akhter, into Urdu under the title of ''Chashm''''a''''-e-Faez''. Nassakh also wrote a biography of Urdu and Persian poets in ''Sukh''''a''''n-e-Shu''''a''''r''''a'' (1874). Another important literary contribution by him was ''T''''a''''zkir''''a''''tul Mu''''a''''sir''''i''''n''.

<p class=Normal >Among his other writings are ''Intikh''''a''''b-e-N''''a''''kam'' (1879), a critique of the ''marsi''''a'' (elegies) of Lucknow poets, Mir, Anis (1802-74) and Mirza Dabir (1803-75), and ''M''''a''''zh''''a''''b-e-Mu''''a''''mm''''a'' (1888), a Persian booklet in verse. [Kaniz-e-Butool] [Kaniz-e-Butool Professor of Urdu, Dhaka University]

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