Abdul Karim was a very poor farmer. He was born into a poor family. His mother died after he was born. His father died when he was five years old. He was neglected and raised by his grandparents, uncles, aunts, and maternal uncles. At that time, the country's situation was not very good. Most people lived in poverty. There was no electricity or improved communication system in the villages of the country. The agricultural system was also very poor. It was the 18th century. At such a time, Abdul Karim started growing up in poverty. He was born in this beautiful world and was deprived of his mother's love and father's affection at a young age. He did not find anything like family education, family affection, status, love, or anything. He only found neglect, torture, and tears from different people. People worked hard to eat three meals a day. Among them, Abdul Karim had to listen to many people. He worked hard to eat three meals a day in his house, but even in his hard work, he had to listen to a lot. He understood from a young age how difficult the world was. When he saw the happiness and sorrow of the people from the better-off families around him, he felt very sad about his own life. But what else could he do? He had lost his parents prematurely. Where his parents would take responsibility for him, he had to take responsibility for himself through neglect. Just like that, Abdul Karim started growing up in an instant. He was 10 years old. He entered his teenage years. He used to help different people in their work to earn his three meals a day.

At one time, Abdul Karim had saved some money while doing agricultural work. So he thought of buying some agricultural land and growing his own crops. At that time, the price of agricultural land was very low. 1 bigha of land could be obtained for just 100 taka. But he did not have that much money, so he bought as much land as he could. Then he started farming. After farming, he sold his first crop and distributed the money among the poor. In this way, he became a very popular person among the people. He would extend a helping hand to the poor. Thus, a moment came in his life when he thought of getting married. But he could not do it at home. The people of the village helped him and helped him build a house with bamboo wood etc. It turned out that just as he extended a helping hand to other people, some people also started helping him. In this way, he built a house made of bamboo mats.

At one time, Abdul Karim prepared for marriage. He married Sakhina Begum from a neighboring village. Then he focused on his final family life. He started creating a very beautiful family with Sakhina Begum. Many people were satisfied with their beautiful married life, while many were jealous. At one time, all those who were jealous of him tried to harm him but could not succeed. Because Abdul Karim was a very good person from childhood and never harmed anyone. Therefore, the poor people showed a lot of loyalty to him and cooperated with him. The people who were a little better off in the village loved him, while many were jealous, but this did not cause any bad reaction in Abdul Karim. He always thought what is the benefit of being jealous. Those who are jealous are eventually harmed. So he promised himself that as long as he lives, he will never be jealous of anyone and will forgive those who are jealous. His kind feelings seemed to teach people. Although there were no educational institutions at that time, there was a subject called moral education and a subject called eye-shame, which the children would learn from Abdul Karim and try to live by.

Abdul Karim progressed in many agricultural works within two years of marriage and could grow a good crop. But at that time there was no modern machinery and he depended on cows and buffaloes. Cows and buffaloes were used to cultivate the crop land, so it was not possible to cultivate much land. There was no special arrangement for irrigation in the land. He tried to save water from the small river flowing next to the crop land and give it to the crops and thus grow the crops. Thus it was seen that at one time his son was born. He would raise his child like a human being. He thought of raising his child in this way so that he would not understand sorrow and hardship. At one time it was seen that he married Sakhina and started a beautiful and happy family. His married life was quite peaceful. They were husband and wife living a very nice life but sometimes they felt that some people in the society had increased their jealousy. When Abdul Karim went to the crop land to do agricultural work, some people in the neighborhood tried to harm his wife. Because their society was very big but their houses were far apart. Sakhina told her husband Abdul Karim about this. Abdul Karim saw the matter with shame and asked him to keep quiet about it. But at one point, it became clear that Sakhina would be harmed and so he could not keep quiet. So he tried to tell the matter to the upper class people in the society. (The rest of the part will be in the next episode)

I am Md. Helal Uddin. I am a Bangladeshi Muslim citizen. My home is in Gangni-Meherpur. My current address is Dhaka Savar Bis-Mile. I am a married person. I am a private employee in my career.