bgm raebya Katun

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bgm raebya Katun
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bgm raebya Katun (spirbar)
lSan parBIn
maHúmud Haesn
PredOs Haesn
AnIla parBIn
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k rtþgàBa maeyr pãit SãÁaàG sÇanedr injinj
pSay pãitiòt k'er Vj k gribnI maeyr jIbn Zapn
krelw bgm raebya Katuenr jIbn icrkal mn ióùr
iClna tar jIbnkTa k AketaBy ZaÁar kaiHnI
tar dIàG sgãammy itHas Vjekr kâtItÔek dy k
mHakaibYk dYatna 1945 saelr 20S ihesÜr
kraNIg² Tanar HalI gãaemr k sÞaÇ pirbaer bgm
raebya Katuenr jnM Vr dSiF bailkar mt APrÇ
pãitSãit iney tar sÝabnamy jIbn ìr H'elw
oSSeb tar sÔpÈ baDapãaÐ Hy - ZKn AiBBabkgN tar
pRaelKay it Faenn tarpr jIbn bey cel k iniàdñ
Kaet sÔamI taPal Haesenr saeT ibeyr pr itin
ssaerr Hal tuel nn suinpuN Haet ssaerr efan
ZKn sÇan-sÇit Vr ViàTk sCltay maº Ber efeC,
ifk tKn ka¹ur es jIbnFaek elaemela ker dy
pak Hanadar baiHnIr VºmeN k iden itin Haran
baba, Ba, b kmaº jYò banek sÔamI-ó½I car
sÇan iney bû cRa-Ra-r maeJ kaFan s duWsH
nyiF mas tarpr sÔaDIn deS Vbar ntun k'er iCey
nn tar ssar, sÔamIr inibR Cayay sÇanedr
suiSQa iniëct krar eÀeS AFl iCeln raebya Katun
ta 1974 sael sÔamIek AnupãaiNt kern inBât gãam
CeR zaka SHer es bsit óùapn kret sÔamI-ó½I
bar satiF sÇan iney sueKr k inrbiCÊ jIbn
rcnay ibeBar Hey wefn ikǼ suK Vbar miricka
H'ey dKa dy jnnIr kaeC duraeragY bYaiDet
VºaÇ Hey satiF CelemeysH taek Pel sÔamI
Akael mâtuYbrN kern 1981 sael ìr Hy k bdnamy
ADYaeyr, Za Veja kKena kKena duWsÔpÈ H'ey Hana
dy jYò mey tKena kelejr cOkaf perayin
sÔamIr mâtuYr AbYbiHt perr skFmy jIbenr pãTm
sàg Hy jYò meyr iSQa tarpr 1982 sael inòur
kYaÆsar tar buk Tek iCiney ny VerkiF sÇan
sÇan, sÔamI, Vr AàTib¹ - sb Hairey jnnI
dIàGidenr jnY k Atl ibsÊtay iniQÐ Hn ikǼ
oSSebr ApUàN sÔepÈr dIpaDar tKena bey celeCn
itin ta smó pãitkltar ibreÁ Vbar buek saHs
beD daRan ibpul AàTkñ, 80-r dSekr rajEnitk Vr
samaijk pirbàtn, b Ainëcytar maeJw Cy sÇanek
buek Vgúel reK itin tar iSQar sÔpÈek sZetþ puñ
ker taeln s kaiHnI bR dIàG Vr keñr! Vj sb
itin Buel Zet paern sÇanedr saPelYr Velaek
tar car Cel b kinò mey ibSÔibdYaleyr seàbac
snd Haet iney inj inj Qeº saPelYr iSKr Tek
iSKer sÔCeÆd ibcrN kreC saPelYr jnY tar skl
sÇaenra eàDÔ mHan sâiñkàta Vr meàtY
ZuÁjyI-rtþgàBa maeyr kaeC icrkât lSan
parBIn maHúmud Haesn maW Kaild
Haesn AnIla parBIn PredOs
Haesn maHaÚmd kbal Haesn
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Homage to A Proud Mother Now a proud mother
with all her children well positioned in their
respective professions, Mrs. Rabeya Khatun did
not always enjoy as tranquil a life as it is now.
Her memoirs are those of an intrepid warrior.
Those life long struggles render an epic
magnitude to her current accomplishments. Born
on the 20th of December in 1945 in a noble family
in the village of Howly, Keraniganj, Dhaka, Mrs.
Rabeya Khatun began a fun-filled childhood,
marked with great future potential. However, her
dreams came to a sudden halt when her guardians
drew the final curtain to her educational life.
Then her life drifted along in a pre-determined
pace. After her marriage with Tofazzal Hussain,
she skillfully shouldered the full responsibility
of her in-laws extended family. Just as her
family had been blessed with four lovely children
and was approaching financial affluence, 1971
came along and disheveled their lives in a
significant way. On a single day, a brutal attack
from the Pakistani forces snatched away from her
life her father, brother, and the only elder
sister. Her husband and she, along with their
four children, suffered numerous ups and downs
during those harrowing nine months. Following the
independence of Bangladesh, she picked up the
pieces and resumed a normal family life. She had
always been resolute about her childrens
education. To fulfill this dream, she
single-handedly convinced her husband to wrap up
the tranquil life in the village and relocate in
Dhaka. Thus, in 1974, began the second phase of
her dream build a family showered with
uninterrupted bliss. However, happiness once
again proved to be a mirage in her life. In 1981
her husband suddenly died of an incurable
disease, leaving behind her and their seven young
children. The eldest daughter was yet to complete
her higher secondary education. So the very first
victim, immediately following her husbands
death, was the education of the eldest daughter.
That was just the beginning of her misery. In
1982 she lost a son to the deadly Cancer. Having
lost her husband, a son, and all financial
stability, this mother found herself exiled into
a prolonged depression. But she did not allow
this predicament to extinguish the torch of her
dreams. She rose up from the ashes and shrugged
off all the adversities and never looked back.
Amidst severe financial constraints and numerous
socio-political changes and uncertainties of the
1980s, she took the children under her protective
wings and gradually advanced their education.
That story is very long and haunting! Today she
can indulge in being oblivious to those
misfortunes in the light of her childrens
achievements. Her younger daughter and all four
sons, having obtained the highest degrees from
the university, are savoring the pinnacle of
success in their respective fields. For all they
enjoy today, they express their deepest gratitude
to the Creator above and to this warrior and
proud mother on this earth. Gulshan
Parveen Mahmood Hussain Md. Khalid
Hussain Anila Parveen Ferdous
Hussain Mohammad Iqbal Hussain
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• The Proud Mother MRS. RABEYA KHATUN
• Address 12, Siddeswari Road, Apt 4C
• Dhaka 1217, Bangladesh
• Phone [phone]
• PERSONAL DETAILS
• Husband Late Md. Tofazzal Hussain
  
• Date of Birth December 20, 1945
• Nationality Bangladeshi
• Religion Islam (Sunny)
• DETAILED INFORMATION OF HER CHILDRENS
  ACHIEVEMENTS
• 1. DR. MAHMOOD HUSSAIN
• Assistant Professor of Marketing
• College of Business
• San Francisco State University
• San Francisco, CA 94132, USA

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• 3. MS. ANILA PARVEEN
• Research Officer
• Proshika Manobik Unnayan Kendra, Dhaka
  (currently on leave to pursue MS degree in
  Professional Accounting at the University of
  Western Sydney, Australia)
• Education
• M.S. in Professional Accounting, University of
  Western Sydney, Australia (degree expected
  September 2004).
• M.S.S. in Economics, University of Dhaka.
• B.S.S. (Honours) in Economics, University of
  Dhaka.
• S.S.C. (Humanities), Dhaka Board got 70.60
  marks with letter marks in 4 subjects.
• Scholarships
• Scholarship for outstanding academic achievement
  at the Primary School level, Dhaka Board.
• Scholarship from for outstanding academic
  achievements in S.S.C. examination, Dhaka
  Education Board.
• 4. DR. FERDOUS HUSSAIN
• Medical officer
• Medistone Hospital

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