মোহাম্মাদী ইসলামের পুনঃজন্মদাতা সুফী সম্রাট হযরত মওলানা মাহবুবে খোদা দেওয়ানবাগী (মাদাজিল্লুহুল আলী) হুজুর কিবলা সম্পর্কে অবগত হউন



Educational Background

Sufi Samrat Hazrat Dewanbagi (Maddazilluhul ali) Hujur Qibla began his education at a primary school at nearby village of Sohagpur and completed it with distinction. Then with an indomitable desire to be a nayebe Rasul (Sm) by acquiring Arabic and Islamic education, he got admitted in renowned Talshahar Karimia Alia Madrasah. As a brilliant student he crossed every step with scholarships and achieved the highest degree of Alia Madrasah. With his distinct personality and charismatic leadership he adorned the VP post of the Madrasah Students’ Union to the last day of his education there. In 1969 he was made President of Joint Action Committee of Students comprising schools, colleges and madrasahs during the first phase of the Liberation Movement. In student life he had a strong attachment to awlia-e-keram. As a result the awlia-e-keram in disguise frequently met him. Different miraculous events also took place in his student life.

As a freedom fighter

After the beginning of the Liberation War on March 25 in 1971, the Sufi Samrat Hazrat Dewanbagi (Maddazilluhul Ali) Hujur Qibla formed a team of volunteers with the members of the Students Action Committee and ensured food, shelter and security for the people driven out by the Pakistani occupation force. On April 11, 1971 he joined the camp of the freedom fighters at Brahmanbaria along with his 72 volunteers. In the first few months of the Liberation War he, as the commander of a troop of freedom fighters under Sector No. 3, fought the occupation forces on different fronts courageously. Later, at the headquarters of Sector No. 3 at Hejamura in India he used to administer the ‘attestation parade’ or oath taking ceremony. During the Liberation War he established two mosques in India.

The Sufi Samrat Hujur Qibla led the Eid-ul-Fitr prayers at the Hejamura camp. On the occasion addressing the freedom fighters there he said, “Swearing on Allah I can say that before the next Eid-ul-Azha our country will be liberated. I will offer the Eid prayers along with you on the Race Course in Dhaka.” Allah the Magnificent had accepted his wish expressed there. In reality, after the independence of the country he led the Eid-ul-Azha prayers offered by the freedom fighters at the then Race Cource (Suhrawardy Udyan) in the capital.

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