"Girls will be educated in this kind of education so that they can be known as ideal housewives, ideal mothers and ideal women in future."
Begum Rokeya, a brave woman of Bengal. He is the precursor to the awakening of Muslim women. Begum Rakia was not just a social worker. He was an outstanding writer. In all his writings, the problem of women has been highlighted. Celebrating the birth and death of this great Bengali writer, pioneer of women's movement and social reformer Begum Rokeya Shakhawat Hossain, our good fortune and deep respect.
Begum Rokeya is one of the foremost women awakening He called upon the unconscious women society to be aware. In 1916, Begum Rokeya introduced the religion of the widows, employment of poor helpless girls, marriage arrangements, recruitment of cottage industries to the destitute women, and the giving of the letters of the unmarrivers to the first Islam religion. He organized the women society through his brave writings and did not call for a revolutionary change, he also took the responsibility to prepare. She did not want to see female education in the middle of the acquisition of manual knowledge.
Begum Rokeya Sakhawat Hossain was born on 9 December 1880 in the village of Peeraband in Rangpur. His father Zahiruddin Mohammad Abu Ali Haider Saber was a zamindar. Her mother Rahatunnesa Saber Chowdhury Rokeya's two sisters Karimunnessa and Humayun, and three of them died in childhood. According to Muslim society, Rokeya and her sisters were not sent to study outside, their home was taught Arabic and Urdu. But Rokeya's elder brother Ibrahim Sabe was a modernist. He secretly sent Rokeya and Karimunas to Bangla and English home.