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<p>Content Updated.</p> <p><b>New page</b></p><div>&#039;&#039;&#039;Waheed, Abul M&#039; Ali Muhammad Abdur Rauf&#039;&#039;&#039; (1828-?) poet, translator and editor, was born in [[Calcutta|calcutta]]. His original name was Abdur Rauf but his nom de plume was Wahid. Abdur Rauf studied at the Aliyah [[Madrasah|madrasah]], Calcutta. He started his professional career as a journalist. At first he was the editor of Sultanul Akhbar, a Persian journal. Subsequently, he edited [[Durbeen|durbeen]] and the Urdu Guide. In 1855 he was appointed a government translator for the Supreme Court of Calcutta. He then became a translator in the Legislative Council of the Governor General in 1862. During this period he taught Persian at the Aliyah Madrasah for two years. He was elected a Fellow of Calcutta University. He was the Secretary of the Anjuman-e-Islami (1855), the first Muslim organisation established in Calcutta with which many leaders of Calcutta were associated. Among his works include Taoyarikhe Bangala (an abstract in Persian of Marshman&#039;s History of Bengal), Tarikhe Kalkatte, Taharirate Waheedi, Sarafe Waheedi, Nahbe Waheedi, Shakhe Marjan, Diwane Waheedi (1891), Rubaiyyate Waheedi, Manshaate Waheedi, and Sukhane Maoyun. [Abu Musa Mohammad Arif Billah]<br /> <br /> [[Category:Biography]]</div>

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