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Noted fiction writer Rabia Khatun no longer exists. He died today (Sunday, January 3) at his home in the capital Gulshan around 5 pm (Innalillahi … Rajyun). He was 65 years old.
The president mourned the death of Rabia Khatun. Abdul Hamid and Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina. Cultural arena of mourning for the disappearance of this talented person.
Rabeya Khatun’s body will be buried at the Bangla Academy facilities at 12 noon on Monday. He will be buried in the Banani Cemetery after Janaza at the Channel I facility at 2pm.
Rabia Khatun had a successful career in all branches of literature. Among the hundreds of books he has published are novels, research papers, short stories, religious tales, travel diaries, novels for teenagers, memoirs, etc.
Numerous dramas, biographies and series written by Rabia Khatun have been broadcast on radio and television. Several movies have been made in its history. Featured in this list is farmer Nazrul Islam’s image based on the liberation war ‘Cloud after Cloud’. Also, Shahjahan Chowdhury’s ‘Madhumati’ and Moushumi’s ‘Kakhon Megh Kakhon Brishti’ have been praised.
In addition to writing, Rabia Khatun has done teaching and journalism. In his fifties, a monthly magazine called ‘Angana’ was published under his own direction.
In 1993, Rabia Khatun received the Ekushey Padak. In 1999, he received the Ananya Sahitya Puraskar. In addition, he has won Swadhinata Puraskar, Bangla Academy, Bacchus (Bangladesh Association of Film Journalists) Puraskar, Bangladesh Lekhika Sangha Puraskar, and numerous honors.
Rabeyo Khatun was born on December 26, 1935 at his uncle’s home in Bikrampur, Dhaka. Their ancestral home is in Sholghar village in Srinagar upazila of Munshiganj district. Father Maulvi Mohammad Mulluk Chand and mother Hamida Khatun. She passed the Armanitola School (now secondary) entrance exam in 1947. As the daughter of a conservative Muslim family, her formal education came to a halt after she crossed the school boundaries.
Rabia Khatun married ATM Fazlul Haque, editor and film director, on July 23, 1952. Their eldest son, Faridur Reza Sagar, is a prominent children’s writer and television personality and CEO of Impress Telefilm Limited and Channel I. youngest son, Farhadur Reza Prabal, was once a popular television host and architect and currently lives in Australia. The eldest daughter, Keka Ferdousi, is an outstanding cook. Eldest son-in-law Mukit Majumder Babu is a television presenter, president of Nature and Life Foundation, and director of Channel I and Impress Group. Youngest son-in-law Zahir Uddin Mahmud Mamun is a prominent industrialist, director of Channel I and Impress Group. The eldest daughter-in-law, Kona Reza, is a prominent businesswoman and owner of Pansupari. Youngest daughter Farhana Kakli is a homemaker.
Ittefaq / BAF
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