Kazi Nazrul Islam
Kazi Nazrul Islam (May 25, 1899, August 29, 1976), Bengali poet, musician, philosopher who is best known for his pioneering role in Bangla poetry. One of the Bengali language literary, patriotic and national poet of Bangladesh. West Bengal and Bangladesh both received equal recognition of his poems and songs in Bangla. Because of his rebellious attitude to his poetry, he was called a rebel poet. The main theme of his poem was the protest against human torture and slavery against the people. The importance and importance of Kazi Nazrul Islam in the Bengali mind is immense. Nazrul was always vocal against injustice and injustice as a poet, literary, musician, journalist, politician and soldier. This attitude is reflected in his poems and songs. His entry in the hands of ignorance, his expression like a comet. As the rebel in writing, the rebel poet works in life
Nazrul was born in a poor Muslim family. His primary education was religious. He also worked as a muezzin in a local mosque. Having worked with various theater teams, she gained knowledge of poetry, drama and literature. After working for some time in the Indian army, he chose journalism as a profession. During this time, he used to live in Calcutta. During this time he was directly involved in the fight against the British Raj. Quotes like rebellious and broken songs; Comics like magazines. After being arrested in prison, the statement of the Rajbadi entry. The opposition of imperialism in all these literary works was obvious. He had a special relationship with religious Muslim society and the neglected Indian people. Love, freedom and rebellion gained prominence in his literary work. He also wrote against religious gender. Although he wrote short stories, novels, dramas, he is more commonly known as a poet. He gave birth to a new trend in Bengali poetry. This is the Islamic music and the ghazal. Nazrul composed and composed about 3000 songs, which are now popular with Nazrul songs or Nazrul songs and specially popular. In middle age, he was infected with PICK Disease. As a result, he had to stay away from literary work for a long time. At the same time lose mental balance. In 1972, at the invitation of the government of Bangladesh, he came to Dhaka with his family. At that time, he was given the nationality of Bangladesh. Here he died.
