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	'''Rahman, Sahityaratna Mohammad Najibar''' (1860-1923) novelist, was born in the village of Charbeltail in [[shahjadpur]]. After his education at the Normal School in [[dhaka]] he worked at a ''~~n''''i''''lkuthi~~ ''([[indigo]] factory) in Jalpaiguri. He then taught at Bhangabari Middle English School in sirajganj, Salanga Minor School and Rajshahi Junior Madrasa. He also worked as a postmaster for some time.		'''Rahman, Sahityaratna Mohammad Najibar''' (1860-1923) novelist, was born in the village of Charbeltail in [[Shahjadpur Upazila\|shahjadpur]]. After his education at the Normal School in [[Dhaka\|dhaka]] he worked at a ''nilkuthi'' ([[Indigo\|indigo]] factory) in Jalpaiguri. He then taught at Bhangabari Middle English School in sirajganj, Salanga Minor School and Rajshahi Junior Madrasa. He also worked as a postmaster for some time.

	In 1892 Najibar Rahman set up a [[maktab]] in his village, which was later turned into a girls'; school. While teaching at Salanga he protested against the local Hindu zamindar';s ban on killing cows and eating of beef. As a result the zamindar withdrew the order.		In 1892 Najibar Rahman set up a [[Maktab\|maktab]] in his village, which was later turned into a girls' school. While teaching at Salanga he protested against the local Hindu zamindar's ban on killing cows and eating of beef. As a result the zamindar withdrew the order.

			Najibar Rahman was inspired by [[Shiraji, Ismail Hossain\|ismail hossain shiraji]] (1880-1931) to engage in literary activities. ''Anwara'' (1914), his first novel, earned him considerable fame. Among his other novels are ''Premer Samadhi'' (1915), ''Chandtara'' (1917), ''Parinam'' (1918), ''Gariber Meye'' (1923), ''Duniya Ar Chaina'' (1924) and ''Meherunnisa''. His two books of essays are ''Bilati Barjan Rahasya'' (1904) and ''Sahitya Prasabga'' (1904). In his novels he portrays the lives of rural Muslim families. In recognition of his literary contributions, he was conferred the title of 'Sahityaratna'. Mohammad Najibar Rahman died on 18 October 1923 at Hati Qumrul village in Raiganj. [Mahbubul Haque]

	Najibar Rahman was inspired by [[ismail hossain shiraji]] (1880-1931) to engage in literary activities. ''A''''nw''''a''''r''''a'' (1914), his first novel, earned him considerable fame. Among his other novels are ''Premer Sam''''a''''dhi'' (1915), ''Ch''''a''''ndt''''a''''r''''a'' (1917), ''Pari''''na''''m'' (1918), ''Gar''''i''''ber Meye'' (1923), ''Duniy''''a'''' ''''A''''r Ch''''a''''in''''a'' (1924) and ''Meherunnis''''a''. His two books of essays are ''Bil''''a''''t''''i'''' Barjan Rahasya'' (1904) and ''S''''a''''hitya Prasa''''b''''ga'' (1904). In his novels he portrays the lives of rural Muslim families. In recognition of his literary contributions, he was conferred the title of 'Sahityaratna';. Mohammad Najibar Rahman died on 18 October 1923 at Hati Qumrul village in Raiganj. [Mahbubul Haque] [Haque, Mahbubul Professor of Bangla, Chittagong University]

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'''Rahman, Sahityaratna Mohammad Najibar''' (1860-1923) novelist, was born in the village of Charbeltail in [[shahjadpur]]. After his education at the Normal School in [[dhaka]] he worked at a ''n''''i''''lkuthi ''([[indigo]] factory) in Jalpaiguri. He then taught at Bhangabari Middle English School in sirajganj, Salanga Minor School and Rajshahi Junior Madrasa. He also worked as a postmaster for some time.

In 1892 Najibar Rahman set up a [[maktab]] in his village, which was later turned into a girls'; school. While teaching at Salanga he protested against the local Hindu zamindar';s ban on killing cows and eating of beef. As a result the zamindar withdrew the order.

Najibar Rahman was inspired by [[ismail hossain shiraji]] (1880-1931) to engage in literary activities. ''A''''nw''''a''''r''''a'' (1914), his first novel, earned him considerable fame. Among his other novels are ''Premer Sam''''a''''dhi'' (1915), ''Ch''''a''''ndt''''a''''r''''a'' (1917), ''Pari''''na''''m'' (1918), ''Gar''''i''''ber Meye'' (1923), ''Duniy''''a'''' ''''A''''r Ch''''a''''in''''a'' (1924) and ''Meherunnis''''a''. His two books of essays are ''Bil''''a''''t''''i'''' Barjan Rahasya'' (1904) and ''S''''a''''hitya Prasa''''b''''ga'' (1904). In his novels he portrays the lives of rural Muslim families. In recognition of his literary contributions, he was conferred the title of 'Sahityaratna';. Mohammad Najibar Rahman died on 18 October 1923 at Hati Qumrul village in Raiganj. [Mahbubul Haque] [Haque, Mahbubul Professor of Bangla, Chittagong University]

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