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National Poet of Bangladesh.
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Kazi
Najrul Islam, The national poet of Bangladesh. He has born 25May, 1899 west
Bengol in India, Bodhoman District, Mohokuma- Ashansol, and the village of
Churulia. He lost his father in his early childhood. He has passed his
childhood with very sorrow that’s why he has a nick name “Dukhu Mia”. He joints
a “lato Gan team” from his childhood and he gain famous to make various type of
songs from there. Later on he takes an admission for studies in Bodhoman and
Dirampur high school in Trysal, Moymonshing District. He became famous to write
“Kovigan” when he is 11-12 years old. During his study of class ten in 1914 he
joint the army of Bengali regiment and gone to Korachi. He began his Literary
Life from there. Always he tries to write against Social injustice and Restriction
from others, for this reason called him “Biddrohi Kobi”. His each Composition
makes Bangla language rich and proud. He was like an angel for Bangla language.
Poems, novels, plays, short stories, and essays in every sector he kept his healthy
Contribution. Also he achieve famous by writing song, gojol. For Rebel Poetry in
1029 he punished jailed as first time and later on he was got sentence for six
month as second time.
In
1942 poet was attacked by chronic disease and he left his voice when he was 40
years old. After establish Bangladesh bring sick poet to Dhaka and give him citizenship in 1972
and awarded as the national poet of Bangladesh. In 1974 Dhaka University
awarded him Doctorate Degree. In 29 August-1976 at PG hospital Dhaka poet left
his life. Beside the Dhaka University mosque occupied him with entire military
honor.
His famous
Poetry is “Agnibina”, “Bisher Bashi”, “Chhay note”, “Proloy Shikha” and “chokkrobak”
and so on. Story and Novel is “bethar dan”, “Rocter Bedon”, Shuly mala”, Mittu
khudha” etc very popular. And famous Article is “Jugbany”, “Durdiner jattry”
etc. On the other hand he had a lot of song also. He wrote 58 books and near
about 6000 songs.
We never forget him.
Our Dream.......
our national poet.
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