Kazi Nazrul Islam (25 May [1] 1899 - 29 August 1986; 11 Jaish 130 - 12 Bhadra 1383 BS) was a Bengali poet born in Radha Bengal and later the national poet of Bangladesh. [2] [3] He was one of the pioneers of the twentieth century. Bengali poet, novelist, playwright, musician and philosopher who is best known for his pioneering role in Bengali poetry as well as for his progressive motivation.

He is known as one of the best personalities in the field of Bengali literature, society and culture [1] and he was one of the leading figures of Bengali Manisha. His poems and songs are equally admired in West Bengal and Bangladesh. He has been called a rebellious poet because of his rebellious views in his poetry.

Kazi Nazrul Islam

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Name	Details
Born	Kazi Nazrul Islam May 25, 1899 Churulia, Bengal Presidency, British India (now West Burdwan District, West Bengal, India)
Death	August 26, 1976 (age 77) Dhaka, Bangladesh
The cause of death	Pix Disease
Tomb	Dhaka University Central Jame Mosque Premises
Nationality	British Indians (1899-1947) Indian (1947-1976) Bangladeshi(1976
Other names	Dukhu Mia
Occupation	Poet, novelist, lyricist, composer, playwright, editor.
Movement	Renaissance of Bengal
Marital partner	Ashalta Sengupta (Pramila)
Rewards	Jagattarini Gold Medal (1945), Swadhinata Puraskar (1977) Ekushey Padak (1976) Padma Bhushan

The dignity and importance of Kazi Nazrul Islam in the Bengali mind of the twentieth century is immense. As a poet, writer, musician, journalist, editor, politician and soldier, Nazrul was always vocal against injustice and injustice. This attitude is reflected in his poems and songs. Agniveena enters her hand, revealing her like a comet. As a rebel in writing, so in life - so the "rebel poet", his birth and death anniversaries are celebrated every year in Bengal with special dignity.

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Nazrul was born into a poor Muslim family. His primary education was religious. He also worked as a respected muezzin in a local mosque. As a teenager, he went on to work with various theater groups, gaining a thorough knowledge of poetry, drama and literature. After serving in the Indian Army for some time, he chose journalism as his profession. At that time he was living in Calcutta.

During this time he embarked on a direct struggle against the British Raj. Publishes poems like Rebel and Broken Song; Comet-like periodicals. After being imprisoned, he wrote the statement of the political prisoner. In all these literary works, the opposition to imperialism was obvious. He had a special relationship with the pious Muslim community and the neglected Indian people. His literary work is dominated by love, liberation and rebellion. He also wrote against religious sexism.

Although he wrote short stories, novels and plays, he is better known as a poet. He gave birth to a new genre in Bengali poetry. This is Islamic music or ghazal, in addition to which he also composed many excellent Shyama music and Hindu devotional songs. Nazrul composed about 3000 songs and composed most of them which are now known as Nazrul Sangeet or "Nazrul Geeti" and are especially popular.

In middle age, he contracted pixie's disease [7]. As a result, he had to stay away from literary work till his death. At the same time he lost his mental balance. He came to Dhaka with his family in 1972 at the invitation of the Bangladesh government. At that time he was given the nationality of Bangladesh. This is where he died.