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<p>Content Updated.</p> <p><b>New page</b></p><div>&#039;&#039;&#039;Nur-al-Iman Samaj&#039;&#039;&#039; educational organisation established in 1893 to improve the conditions of the Muslim community. The workers of the organisation took up programmes to spread the message of Islam through well-trained preachers, magazines, books, as well as by setting up educational institutions. In 1900 it started publication of a monthly magazine, entitled Nur-al-Iman. The magazine was distributed free of cost among the members of the organisation.<br /> <br /> [[Ali, Mirza Muhammad Yusuf|mirza muhammad yusuf ali]] was the central figure of the organisation. He also worked as its secretary. On behalf of the organisation, he set up two Muslim hostels at [[Rajshahi District|rajshahi]] and [[Naogaon District|naogaon]].<br /> <br /> Nur-al-Iman Samaj published two books of theology, Mirza Muhammad Yusuf Ali&#039;s Dugdha-Sarobar (1891) and Saubhagya Sparshamani (5 volumes, 1895-1915), the Bangla translation of Kimia-e-Sadat by Imam Ghazzali. Saubhagya Sparsamani was translated by a committee of six, headed by Mirza Muhammad Yusuf Ali. [Wakil Ahmed]<br /> <br /> [[bn:নূর-অল ইমান সমাজ]]</div>

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