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	Abdul Gafur was a collector of old manuscripts, many of which he edited and published. He wrote many essays on ancient and medieval literature and on history and [[islam]]. He was also a journalist and worked in various posts at the ''Babgabasi'', ''Hitabadi'', ''Basumati'', ''Nabashakti, Mihir O Sudhakar'', [[Mohammadi, The\|mohammadi]], Dainik ''Hablul Matin''. He was against the [[Partition of Bengal, 1905\|partition of bengal]](1905-1911).		Abdul Gafur was a collector of old manuscripts, many of which he edited and published. He wrote many essays on ancient and medieval literature and on history and [[islam]]. He was also a journalist and worked in various posts at the ''Babgabasi'', ''Hitabadi'', ''Basumati'', ''Nabashakti, Mihir O Sudhakar'', [[Mohammadi, The\|mohammadi]], Dainik ''Hablul Matin''. He was against the [[Partition of Bengal, 1905\|partition of bengal]](1905-1911).

	Abdul Gafur was the member of the [[Vangiya Sahitya ~~Prishad~~\|vangiya sahitya prishad]], which awarded him the title of 'Anusandhan Visharad' (skilled researcher; 1910). He was also given a DLit (1940) by Usmania University, Hyderbad. In 1950, he came to East Pakistan and started living permanently in Damodar, a village in Khulna. His major writings include ''Shaheed Titumir'', ''Mussulman O Babgasahitya'', ''Laily Majnu'', ''Shiri Farhad'', ''Hazrat Gorachand Gazi''. [Tasiqul Islam]		Abdul Gafur was the member of the [[Vangiya Sahitya Parishad\|vangiya sahitya prishad]], which awarded him the title of 'Anusandhan Visharad' (skilled researcher; 1910). He was also given a DLit (1940) by Usmania University, Hyderbad. In 1950, he came to East Pakistan and started living permanently in Damodar, a village in Khulna. His major writings include ''Shaheed Titumir'', ''Mussulman O Babgasahitya'', ''Laily Majnu'', ''Shiri Farhad'', ''Hazrat Gorachand Gazi''. [Tasiqul Islam]

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	'''Siddiqui, Abdul Gafur''' (1872-1959) scholar, writer, and journalist, was born at Khaspur in Bashirhat, 24-Parganas, [[West Bengal\|west bengal]]. His father, Munshi Golam Mawla, was a publisher and bookseller in Kolkata and the owner of Habibi Press. After passing the Entrance examination from Calcutta Collegiate School, Abdul Gafur studied at [[Calcutta Madrasa\|calcutta madrasa]] and Calcutta Campbell Medical School for some time. He then went to Calcutta Homeopathy College and set up a homeopathic practice.		'''Siddiqui, Abdul Gafur''' (1872-1959) scholar, writer, and journalist, was born at Khaspur in Bashirhat, 24-Parganas, [[West Bengal\|west bengal]]. His father, Munshi Golam Mawla, was a publisher and bookseller in Kolkata and the owner of Habibi Press. After passing the Entrance examination from Calcutta Collegiate School, Abdul Gafur studied at [[Calcutta Madrasa, The\|calcutta madrasa]] and Calcutta Campbell Medical School for some time. He then went to Calcutta Homeopathy College and set up a homeopathic practice.

	Abdul Gafur was a collector of old manuscripts, many of which he edited and published. He wrote many essays on ancient and medieval literature and on history and [[islam]]. He was also a journalist and worked in various posts at the ''Babgabasi'', ''Hitabadi'', ''Basumati'', ''Nabashakti, Mihir O Sudhakar'', [[mohammadi]], Dainik ''Hablul Matin''. He was against the [[Partition of Bengal, 1905\|partition of bengal]](1905-1911).		Abdul Gafur was a collector of old manuscripts, many of which he edited and published. He wrote many essays on ancient and medieval literature and on history and [[islam]]. He was also a journalist and worked in various posts at the ''Babgabasi'', ''Hitabadi'', ''Basumati'', ''Nabashakti, Mihir O Sudhakar'', [[Mohammadi, The\|mohammadi]], Dainik ''Hablul Matin''. He was against the [[Partition of Bengal, 1905\|partition of bengal]](1905-1911).

	Abdul Gafur was the member of the [[Vangiya Sahitya Prishad\|vangiya sahitya prishad]], which awarded him the title of 'Anusandhan Visharad' (skilled researcher; 1910). He was also given a DLit (1940) by Usmania University, Hyderbad. In 1950, he came to East Pakistan and started living permanently in Damodar, a village in ~~[[khulna]]~~. His major writings include ''Shaheed Titumir'', ''Mussulman O Babgasahitya'', ''Laily Majnu'', ''Shiri Farhad'', ''Hazrat Gorachand Gazi''. [Tasiqul Islam]		Abdul Gafur was the member of the [[Vangiya Sahitya Prishad\|vangiya sahitya prishad]], which awarded him the title of 'Anusandhan Visharad' (skilled researcher; 1910). He was also given a DLit (1940) by Usmania University, Hyderbad. In 1950, he came to East Pakistan and started living permanently in Damodar, a village in Khulna. His major writings include ''Shaheed Titumir'', ''Mussulman O Babgasahitya'', ''Laily Majnu'', ''Shiri Farhad'', ''Hazrat Gorachand Gazi''. [Tasiqul Islam]

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	'''Siddiqui, Abdul Gafur''' (1872-1959) scholar, writer, and journalist, was born at Khaspur in Bashirhat, 24-Parganas, [[west bengal]]. His father, Munshi Golam Mawla, was a publisher and bookseller in Kolkata and the owner of Habibi Press. After passing the Entrance examination from Calcutta Collegiate School, Abdul Gafur studied at [[calcutta madrasa]] and Calcutta Campbell Medical School for some time. He then went to Calcutta Homeopathy College and set up a homeopathic practice.		'''Siddiqui, Abdul Gafur''' (1872-1959) scholar, writer, and journalist, was born at Khaspur in Bashirhat, 24-Parganas, [[West Bengal\|west bengal]]. His father, Munshi Golam Mawla, was a publisher and bookseller in Kolkata and the owner of Habibi Press. After passing the Entrance examination from Calcutta Collegiate School, Abdul Gafur studied at [[Calcutta Madrasa\|calcutta madrasa]] and Calcutta Campbell Medical School for some time. He then went to Calcutta Homeopathy College and set up a homeopathic practice.

			Abdul Gafur was a collector of old manuscripts, many of which he edited and published. He wrote many essays on ancient and medieval literature and on history and [[islam]]. He was also a journalist and worked in various posts at the ''Babgabasi'', ''Hitabadi'', ''Basumati'', ''Nabashakti, Mihir O Sudhakar'', [[mohammadi]], Dainik ''Hablul Matin''. He was against the [[Partition of Bengal, 1905\|partition of bengal]](1905-1911).

			Abdul Gafur was the member of the [[Vangiya Sahitya Prishad\|vangiya sahitya prishad]], which awarded him the title of 'Anusandhan Visharad' (skilled researcher; 1910). He was also given a DLit (1940) by Usmania University, Hyderbad. In 1950, he came to East Pakistan and started living permanently in Damodar, a village in [[khulna]]. His major writings include ''Shaheed Titumir'', ''Mussulman O Babgasahitya'', ''Laily Majnu'', ''Shiri Farhad'', ''Hazrat Gorachand Gazi''. [Tasiqul Islam]

	Abdul Gafur was a collector of old manuscripts, many of which he edited and published. He wrote many essays on ancient and medieval literature and on history and [[islam]]. He was also a journalist and worked in various posts at the ''Ba''''b''''gab''''a''''s''''i'','' Hitab''''a''''d''''i'','' Basumat''''i'','' Nabashakti, Mihir O Sudh''''a''''kar'', [[mohammadi]], Dainik'' H''''a''''blul Mat''''i''''n''. He was against the [[partition of bengal]][[ (1905-1911). ]]

	Abdul Gafur was the member of the [[vangiya sahitya prishad]], which awarded him the title of 'Anusandhan Visharad'; (skilled researcher; 1910). He was also given a DLit (1940) by Usmania University, Hyderbad. In 1950, he came to East Pakistan and started living permanently in Damodar, a village in [[khulna]]. His major writings include ''Shaheed Titum''''i''''r'','' Mussulm''''a''''n O Ba''''b''''gas''''a''''hitya'','' L''''a''''ily Majnu'','' Shiri Farh''''a''''d'','' Hazrat Gor''''a''''ch''''a''''nd G''''a''''z''''i''. [Tasiqul Islam] [Islam, Tasiqul Department of Bangla, Shah Makhdum College, Rajshahi]

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'''Siddiqui, Abdul Gafur''' (1872-1959) scholar, writer, and journalist, was born at Khaspur in Bashirhat, 24-Parganas, [[west bengal]]. His father, Munshi Golam Mawla, was a publisher and bookseller in Kolkata and the owner of Habibi Press. After passing the Entrance examination from Calcutta Collegiate School, Abdul Gafur studied at [[calcutta madrasa]] and Calcutta Campbell Medical School for some time. He then went to Calcutta Homeopathy College and set up a homeopathic practice.

Abdul Gafur was a collector of old manuscripts, many of which he edited and published. He wrote many essays on ancient and medieval literature and on history and [[islam]]. He was also a journalist and worked in various posts at the ''Ba''''b''''gab''''a''''s''''i'','' Hitab''''a''''d''''i'','' Basumat''''i'','' Nabashakti, Mihir O Sudh''''a''''kar'', [[mohammadi]], Dainik'' H''''a''''blul Mat''''i''''n''. He was against the [[partition of bengal]][[ (1905-1911). ]]

Abdul Gafur was the member of the [[vangiya sahitya prishad]], which awarded him the title of 'Anusandhan Visharad'; (skilled researcher; 1910). He was also given a DLit (1940) by Usmania University, Hyderbad. In 1950, he came to East Pakistan and started living permanently in Damodar, a village in [[khulna]]. His major writings include ''Shaheed Titum''''i''''r'','' Mussulm''''a''''n O Ba''''b''''gas''''a''''hitya'','' L''''a''''ily Majnu'','' Shiri Farh''''a''''d'','' Hazrat Gor''''a''''ch''''a''''nd G''''a''''z''''i''. [Tasiqul Islam] [Islam, Tasiqul Department of Bangla, Shah Makhdum College, Rajshahi]

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	'''Siddiqui, Abdul Gafur''' (1872-1959) scholar, writer, and journalist, was born at Khaspur in Bashirhat, 24-Parganas, [[West Bengal\|west bengal]]. His father, Munshi Golam Mawla, was a publisher and bookseller in Kolkata and the owner of Habibi Press. After passing the Entrance examination from Calcutta Collegiate School, Abdul Gafur studied at [[Calcutta Madrasa\|calcutta madrasa]] and Calcutta Campbell Medical School for some time. He then went to Calcutta Homeopathy College and set up a homeopathic practice.		'''Siddiqui, Abdul Gafur''' (1872-1959) scholar, writer, and journalist, was born at Khaspur in Bashirhat, 24-Parganas, [[West Bengal\|west bengal]]. His father, Munshi Golam Mawla, was a publisher and bookseller in Kolkata and the owner of Habibi Press. After passing the Entrance examination from Calcutta Collegiate School, Abdul Gafur studied at [[Calcutta Madrasa, The\|calcutta madrasa]] and Calcutta Campbell Medical School for some time. He then went to Calcutta Homeopathy College and set up a homeopathic practice.

	Abdul Gafur was a collector of old manuscripts, many of which he edited and published. He wrote many essays on ancient and medieval literature and on history and [[islam]]. He was also a journalist and worked in various posts at the ''Babgabasi'', ''Hitabadi'', ''Basumati'', ''Nabashakti, Mihir O Sudhakar'', [[mohammadi]], Dainik ''Hablul Matin''. He was against the [[Partition of Bengal, 1905\|partition of bengal]](1905-1911).		Abdul Gafur was a collector of old manuscripts, many of which he edited and published. He wrote many essays on ancient and medieval literature and on history and [[islam]]. He was also a journalist and worked in various posts at the ''Babgabasi'', ''Hitabadi'', ''Basumati'', ''Nabashakti, Mihir O Sudhakar'', [[Mohammadi, The\|mohammadi]], Dainik ''Hablul Matin''. He was against the [[Partition of Bengal, 1905\|partition of bengal]](1905-1911).

	Abdul Gafur was the member of the [[Vangiya Sahitya Prishad\|vangiya sahitya prishad]], which awarded him the title of 'Anusandhan Visharad' (skilled researcher; 1910). He was also given a DLit (1940) by Usmania University, Hyderbad. In 1950, he came to East Pakistan and started living permanently in Damodar, a village in ~~[[khulna]]~~. His major writings include ''Shaheed Titumir'', ''Mussulman O Babgasahitya'', ''Laily Majnu'', ''Shiri Farhad'', ''Hazrat Gorachand Gazi''. [Tasiqul Islam]		Abdul Gafur was the member of the [[Vangiya Sahitya Prishad\|vangiya sahitya prishad]], which awarded him the title of 'Anusandhan Visharad' (skilled researcher; 1910). He was also given a DLit (1940) by Usmania University, Hyderbad. In 1950, he came to East Pakistan and started living permanently in Damodar, a village in Khulna. His major writings include ''Shaheed Titumir'', ''Mussulman O Babgasahitya'', ''Laily Majnu'', ''Shiri Farhad'', ''Hazrat Gorachand Gazi''. [Tasiqul Islam]