History of baliadi zamidar house, Kaliakair,Gazipur,Bangladesh

Balianadi zamindar house stands standing as witness of tomorrow

One of the most famous Baliadi zamindari houses in Kaliakair upazila of Gazipur. Although many things are lost in time, the silent witness of the time has traditionally carried out old memories. Pargana Talebabad Kaliakoir Belladi Estate is situated just 2 kilometers south of Kaliakoir Bazar. It is known that in 1612 Emperor Jahangir established this estate. About 152 mouzas, 3278 people are formed with the Baadiadi zamindar. The patriarch of Khalifa Abu Bakar Siddiqui was the administrator of this baliadi estate. This family lived in Turkey from Shahjah Uddin Siddiqui, the fifth male to Kashem Siddiqui. Nizamuddin Siddiqui and Zahir Uddin Siddiqui settled in northern India, respectively, sixteenth and seventeen men. Eighteen men Shah Kutub Uddin Siddiqui, who is known in history as Nawab Kutub Uddin Khan Koklas or Kuku alias Sheikh Kobhan. Who is the son of the Mughal Emperor Mahamati Akbar and the high officials of the Delhi Rajdarbar Before Emperor Jahangir, he was immediately appointed as the Sub-head of Bengal before the well-known Islam Khan in history. In 1607, he was killed by Sheikh Afghans in Burdwan. His son Nineteen three men, Saad Uddin Siddiqui, were sent to Jupiter Nagar (Dhaka) Subedar Islam Khan, with the command of the army chief Subhash Khan to repel the rebel Afghan Osman Khan. Saad Uddin Siddiqui displayed outstanding achievement in the campaign. Emperor Jahangir was rewarded for his reward as a reward for the three parganas jagir (1612 AD), Chandra Pratap, Aminabad and Talebabad. He settled in the village of Pulkhara, under Talibabad Pargana. The family resides in village Pulkhaa till the life of Abdul Wazed Siddiqui, the thirty-fourth male. 31st Male Chowdhury Najem Uddin Hossain Siddiqui established a new home in Bauladi village of Talebabad Pargana. Since that time, the family settled in Baliadeid. The earliest known Traditional Baladiyad family of Bangladesh is known as Balianadi Siddiqui family. Since the time of Mughal Emperor Jahangir, till now, this family has lived in Talibabad Pargana and other parts of the country and abroad while maintaining their traditions for three hundred and fifty years. Belliyadi estate was founded by Mughal Emperor Jahangir Farman (in English 1612 AD).

In 1612, the baliadi estates were included in the entire Kaliakair thana. The number of people in Kaliakair police station was 3278. The oldest heritage estate of Bangladesh is still running its work today. Saaduddin Siddiqui, the son of Nawab Kutub Uddin Siddiqui, the first Caliph of the world's first caliph, Abu Bakar Siddiqui (R), was the first president of the Baaliadi estate. Motwali Chowdhury Tanvir Ahmed Siddiqui of the current Baadiidi estate. The Mughal Emperor Jahangir established a bellial estate in 1612 AD. Presently, this traditional Kaliakair Ballyadi estate zamindar Chowdhury Tanvir Ahmed Siddiqui. He is the 37th descendant of Caliph Abu Bakar Siddiqui. Below is the history of Basil kingdom from the 35th anniversary. 35th Genocide Khan Bahadur Chowdhury Kazem Uddin Ahmed received Khan Bahadur's fame on 2 June 1923 on the occasion of King's birthday. In 1905 he was the founder president of the Assam Bengal Muslim League. Dhaka's Nawab Sir Salimullah was the general secretary. Chowdhury Kazmuddin Ahmed Siddiqui's only child Chowdhury Labib Uddin Ahmed Siddiqui. 36th son of the descendant of Khan Bahadur Chaudhary Laibib Uddin Ahmed Siddiqui received the title of Khan Bahadur, given in 1945 by the King of England. His sons Chowdhury Tanvir Ahmed Siddiqui, Chowdhury Dabir Uddin Ahmed Siddiqui and Chowdhury Rakib Uddin Ahmed Siddiqui. And she has three more daughters. Chowdhury Dabir Uddin Ahmed Siddiqui was elected a member of the Dhaka District Board in 1966. In 1968, he was the Chairman of the Dhaka Kendial Bank. 37th progenitor Chowdhury Tanvir Ahmed Siddiqui was born on 14 February 1939. After his father, he took the responsibility of a traditional multi-religious estate on May 5, 1957, at the age of 18. He was the Minister of Trade in the Cabinet of President Ziaur Rahman from April 26, 1981 to 7 November 1981. However, journalist Mir Mohammad Faruk commented that there was no living son of the first caliph of the Muslim world and there was no matriarchal family system anywhere in the Muslim world. That is why the demand to be a descendant of Abu Bakar Siddiqui is unreasonable. From 1979 to 1981 he was elected president of the Federation of Bangladesh Chamber of Commerce and Industries. He is the founder president of Islamic Chamber of Commerce and Industry, the only merchant company in Muslim world. In 1979, the merchant association formed a cooperative representative of 42 Muslim countries in Istanbul, Turkey.

Traditional Bahadiyadi zamindars of Kaliakoir are standing silently as a monumental witness, as memorials of memorial memorials.