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Poet Sirajul Islam, Residence-Nazarganj The immortal creation of Islamic literature is famous ghazal 'Nabi Mor Parash Mani, Nabi Mor Sonar Khani', 'Allahu Allahu, Tumi Jalle Jalaluhu', 'Haludia Pakhi Sonari Baran Pakhiti Chharil Ke'. A police outpost has been set up at the Poet Sirajul Islam Public Library in the administration premises. On the other hand, the organization called Book Garden in his own house built by the poet himself is now on the verge of destruction. The locals sought government initiatives to preserve the library, book garden and books written by the poet. Poet Sirajul Islam is the name of a bright star in the film and cultural world of this country. He started writing poetry in the early fifties. His poems have been published in many newspapers including Mahen O Mohammadi, Dilruba, Pakistani Khabar, Pak Jamhuriyat, Dainik Azad, Ittefaq, Millat, Sangbad, Sainik, Purbodesh, Krishi Kotha, Betarbangla, Shukatara, Dinkal and Jugantar. The poet was born on 2 September 1930 in Rasulpur Gakulchar village of Keraniganj police station in Dhaka district. Breaking with conservative social norms, he trained in music in 1948 and also started composing songs. In 1954, he was enlisted as a radio lyricist. When a television station was set up in Dhaka in 1984, he was also listed as a lyricist there. He is one of the lyricists and composers of His Master Voyage. Allah, Allahu, you are Jalle Jalalu, Nabi is my jewel, Nabi is my gold mine, Man bhomra majli na tui rasul naam bashe, there is still time, take the name of Allah Nabi, the yellow bird is the golden bird who left the bird Kokil dakis nare r, alo basanter bahar, ke yao tumi bhatir deshe and bidesi naiya, this is the name of the poet Sirajul Islam who is involved in all these worlds. Besides, hundreds of his songs of modern, patriotic, Marfati, Murshidi, Mystic etc. are recorded on the discs of Bangladesh Betar and Television. Artists Sardar Alauddin, Abdul Alim, Ferdousi Rahman, Mahmudun Nabi, Farida Yasmeen, Khandaker Faruk Ahmed, Khurshid Alam, Sabina Yasmeen, Shahnaz Rahmatullah, Mohammad Abdul Jabbar, Fauzia Khan, Bashir have given voice to the song written by poet Sirajul Islam. Famous vocalists including Indramohan Rajbangshi, Nadira Begum, Rawshanara Chowdhury, Subir Nandi and Abdur Rauf. The number of books written by Sirajul Islam is 25. Among them are Haludiya Pakhi, Raktim Alingan, Raktapalash, Yeh Gaan Anirban, Dui Pakhi Ek Neer, Akash Mati Manush Man, Time Neel Sanko Satyer Saurav, Hiranmoy Jyotirmala, Bandhu Ogo Supravhat, Ami Mukt Balaka, Ganer Golap, Sujan Naiya, Nakshi Saptak O One of the declarations of war for peace. In 1985, Raktarun Shilpi Gosthi of Keraniganj gave him a reception medal. In 1986, he was awarded the Bangladesh Sirat Mission and Bangladesh Kalyan Sangstha. Poet Sirajul Islam was a life member of Bangla Academy and Keraniganj Press Club. During his career he worked as a general accountant for a small salary in a few private firms. He had no savings of his own, which he donated to a library in his home called Book Garden. At one point, he underwent eye surgery and was in dire financial straits. At that time no one extended a helping hand to the poet. So in his last years he fell into financial misery and died without treatment. Although no trace of poet Sirajul Islam was found while he was alive, after his death a part of the upazila administration building was used as the library of poet Sirajul Islam. Former State Minister Aman Ullah Aman on July 26, 2002 allotted the building to the Sirajul Islam Public Library. A police outpost was set up there about a decade ago. Since then, people of all ages, including students, have been deprived of reading books. According to Kabir's family sources, a library was set up at Keraniganj Upazila premises in 2002 during the BNP government in memory of poet Sirajul Islam. The library housed a collection of songs and books written by the poet Sirajul and various books on his career. Apart from this, various educational books and national dailies were kept for acquiring knowledge of students and all kinds of people; But at the end of 2007, during the then caretaker government, the Sirajul Islam Public Library was closed and a police outpost was set up. According to the locals, we used to come to the library and read magazines and books regularly; But he is being deprived of the opportunity as there is a police outpost there. They said that at one time many rare books could be found in the library. But they can't read those books anymore. Nirmal Kumar Das, police inspector of Konakhola police outpost, said that besides him, there are 16 policemen including two SIs and an ASI in the Konakhola police outpost. He said they were looking for land for their own building. They will leave the library if they build a permanent building for themselves. On the other hand, the book garden left by the poet Sirajul Islam in his home village Rasulpur (Gakulchar) is now nothing but a memory. Although a committee called Poet Sirajul Islam Smriti Sangsad has been formed to run the organization called 'Book Garden', which was created by the poet himself, it has not been active for the last eight years. Khaleda Akhter Sima, daughter-in-law of poet Sirajul Islam, told Naya Diganta that the people of Smriti Sangsad are taking advantage by using the poet's name. They are embezzling money from traders. Kabir from the Ministry of Culture