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In 1976 Nazrul was awarded the citizenship of Bangladesh.
and wrote more than 500 devotional Hindu songs.
Tripura will be celebrating Nazrul Jayanti on 26 May
Nazrul Islam did what no other Muslim poet in modern Bengal had dared to do. He created images and symbols out of the well-known heroes from Muslim history. Thus Tariq and Qasim, Ali and Omar, Hasan and Hussain and even the Prophet himself figure in his poetry as historical beings. He also transformed men like Kamal Pasha and Anwar Pasha into symbols. The method is somewhat similar to the one Yeats employed in his poetry.
Nazrul Islam, all the same, faced condemnation and stiff resistance from all quarters, Brits, Hindus and Muslims alike.
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He is best known for his songs, in which he pioneered new forms such as Bengali ghazals
The rebel poet Kazi Nazrul Islam was crowned in 1972 as the national poet of Bangladesh.
Firoza Begum too sang these Bengali ghazals of Nazrul Islam
Tripura will be celebrating Nazrul Jayanti on 26 May
Firoza Begum too sang these Bengali ghazals of Nazrul Islam
He is best known for his songs, in which he pioneered new forms such as Bengali ghazals
Nazrul Islam did what no other Muslim poet in modern Bengal had dared to do. He created images and symbols out of the well-known heroes from Muslim history. Thus Tariq and Qasim, Ali and Omar, Hasan and Hussain and even the Prophet himself figure in his poetry as historical beings. He also transformed men like Kamal Pasha and Anwar Pasha into symbols. The method is somewhat similar to the one Yeats employed in his poetry.
Nazrul Islam, all the same, faced condemnation and stiff resistance from all quarters, Brits, Hindus and Muslims alike.
The rebel poet Kazi Nazrul Islam was crowned in 1972 as the national poet of Bangladesh.
Kazi Nazrul Islam was born on Jaistha 11 of the Bengali year 1306, corresponding to May 24, 1899 at village Churulia in Burdwan district of what is now West Bengal.
