Nawab Sir Salimullah's 100th death anniversary is unfavorable for the cause of Tamuddin Majlish
Khwaja Salimullah was the Nawab of Dhaka. He was the first dreamer of Bangladesh. In order to reach the light of education to the Muslim population of the neglected and educated areas of the Indian subcontinent, he has done the struggle of Amarna struggle. He gave special land for establishment of Dhaka University. He also gave his land in Ramna area of Dhaka for establishment of Dhaka University. Even after his death the University of Dhaka was not established, but after six years of his death, #Nawab Ali Chowdhury and Sher-e-Bangla AK Fazlul Huq jointly established Dhaka University. Nabab Ali Chowdhury financed his zamindari mortgage.
In 1903, when Major Laws of Lord Curzon came to Dhaka, Nawab Salimullah highlighted the problems of East Bengal. In November 1906, Salimullah raised his intention in the letter of letters to prominent leaders of the entire government and proposed the All-India Muslim League. Nawab Salimullah proposed the formation of 'All India Muslim Confederacy' (the All India Muslim League); Hakim Ajmal Khan, Zafar Ali and some other representatives supported the proposal.
Nawab Salimullah died on 16 January 1915. Nawab Salimullah was born on 7 June 1871. His father Nawab Khwaja Ahsanullah. The brave step of Hajjar's best son Nawab Sir Salimullah was established in 1906 in Muslim League. In order to establish a political party of Nawab Sir Salimullah (Ashrata Manzil) for the protection of religion and his religion from continuous invasion of British imperialists and their enemies, he called for an education conference in Shahbagh of Dhaka. To attend the conference, the invitation letters to all Muslim scholars of India came to the conclusion. Reach the invitation letter by sending an envoy to the boat, to the horse and on the train for 6 months. At this time Sher-e-Bangla AK Many people including Fazlul Huq traveled twenty thousand miles and sent an invitation letter to eight thousand people.
At the age of 44, he was reported to have been killed in poisoning in British conspiracy in Calcutta on 16 January 1915. After the death, the body of Nabar was brought to Sadarghat on the river but no one was allowed to see it. Mike was not allowed to see his wife. After six months of his burial in Begum Bazar family graveyard, the British forces kept his watch around his grave. His primary education is under the supervision of foreign teacher in his own house. Mymensingh deputy magistrate. But after two years, he left his job in Dhaka and returned to Dhaka. After the father's death in 1901, the head of the family was appointed.
Sir Salimullah Medical College is a government medical college in Bangladesh. It is situated on the bank of Buriganga River in old Dhaka. Its previous name is "Mitford Hospital". The hospital was established in 1858. Its construction work has continued for years. The start of a woman and two male wards. The first bed was 92. At present, the Supreme Court building which has been established on the land given to the Nawab. Subbaar from Nabera's eastern city of Kashmir came to trade in Bengal. Khwaja Salimullah was the founder of modern Dhaka. He developed the modern education of the Muslims of Bengal, Dhaka University, Dhaka Aliya Madrasah, Salimullah Muslim Orphanage and today's BUET.
Sir Salimullah Muslim Orphanage is a charitable organization created by Nawabs of Dhaka. The orphanage was the first and largest orphanage in the country. He took various steps including Dhaka's sanitation, water supply, electricity supply to modernize Dhaka. He is the first person to understand that in British Bengal Muslims will be educated in modern education and have to rule and rule the country. So he played a leading role in the spread of education, and politically it was also the role of the pioneer of the Muslims.
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Khwaja Sulimullah used to think of a Muslim state. From that thought, today's Bangladesh. Nawab Salimullah has contributed to all the educated Bengali Muslims who have seen him.