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to the invading Indian forces in 1948 had a devastating impact on most of the noble families of
Hyderabad. Many of them migrated to Pakistan, Gulf States, or Europe. Abedin also decided to make his move to seek safety for his family. He moved first to Bombay and then took a passenger ship to the port
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that he inaugurated or established. Often, his couplets would depict the year of establishment of that particular building or monument through literary forms. He was famous for using the Arabic letters that had a numerical value to determine an actual date through names and poetic couplets.
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along with most of his belongings. He had to start his life afresh in his old age, after having led a very successful life. The government of
Pakistan partly compensated him out of the evacuee properties left behind by those Hindus who had migrated to India. He was given nearly 1,000 acres
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was backward. The
British had not paid enough attention towards the development of these towns and villages. It was an uphill task to work towards development projects and help in alleviating poverty in the region.
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Kazi Zainul Abedin was married first to
Sahibni Begum (popularly known as Pasha Begum) in the year 1919. She was the great granddaughter of the famous Sufi of Tekmal
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Since his children were young, Kazi Zainul Abedin decided to get married again. He married Zohra Begum, who was the daughter of Kazi Ahmed
Muneeruddin, the Kazi of
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during 1910–1912. It is reported that he used to be ill most of the time during this period. Therefore, he reverted to
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He named his children and grandchildren in a manner that the same Arabic letters within the name would add up to the year of birth.
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Vicaruddin, Kazi Taqiuddin Adil, Kazi Zulkader Siddiqui, Kazi Abdul Muktadir and Kazi Uzair.
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Kazi Zainul Abedin has authored a number of articles and books on poetry, literature, history, religion, and ethics.
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to Indian forces in 1948, he had to abandon his position along with his vast land holdings and move to
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around the year 1343. Subsequently, this branch of the family settled down in
Hyderabad for over six centuries.
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in developing agricultural farms and social work in that area. Most of the area of the province of
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on 8 December 1892. He was the only son of Kazi
Mohammed Badruddin Hussain and Rahimunnisa Begam.
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For the next several years, he struggled to establish himself. He spent the rest of his years at
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Kazi Zainul Abedin acquired his basic education in Arabic, Persian and English, following the
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Kazi Zainul Abedin was a poet in his own right, and has published his collection of poems (
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Some of his books that have been published are as follows:
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Abedin died on 23 May 1962 and was buried on his farms in
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Kazi Zainul Abedin's ancestors were given the title of
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poet and an officer in the Government of the Nizam of
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Special Duty at Revenue Secretariat, Hyderabad, 1935
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608:"Diwan-e-Abid” – collection of his poetry
378:Officiating Additional District Judge at
233:He then completed his Matriculation from
429:Assistant Revenue Secretary at Hyderabad
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346:Assistant Settlement Superintendent at
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148:(8 December 1892 – 23 May 1962) was an
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442:Special Officer, Forest Department
34:Kazi Zainul Abedin in 1936 as 1st
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333:Famine Camp Officer at Ambad and
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605:"On Splendour of Ajanta Caves".
172:Kazi Zainul Abedin was born in
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760:A New Lease of Life to Tekmal
310:Additional Madadgar-e-Mal at
142:Kazi Mohammed Zainul Abedin (
818:20th-century Pakistani poets
214:of Udgir in District Bidar,
783:People from Hyderabad State
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83:Abid (pen name for poetry)
833:Pabna Zilla School alumni
767:History of Takemal Dargah
728:Siddiqui, Kazi Zulkader,
691:Mashaheer-e-Qandahar 1936
658:Mashaheer-e-Qandahar 1936
516:(4.0 km) of land in
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253:in 1915, he sat for the
99:Poet, government servant
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262:Hyderabad Civil Service
255:Hyderabad Civil Service
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303:Written Test as well.
491:Migration to Pakistan
395:and Borlum, Nizamabad
384:Assistant Subedar at
249:Upon graduation from
808:People from Parbhani
788:Pakistani male poets
765:Quadri, Syed Ahmed,
758:Quadri, Syed Ahmed,
721:Mashaheer-e-Qandahar
624:Sayyid Sahib Husayni
549:Sayyid Sahib Husayni
343:Railway construction
235:University of Bombay
193:Muhammad bin Tughluq
189:Baha-ud-din Zakariya
185:Baha-ud-din Zakariya
133:Sayyid Sahib Husayni
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391:Special Officer at
160:of Udgir under the
619:List of Pakistanis
107:Poetry, literature
22:Kazi Zainul Abedin
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88:Citizenship
777:Categories
537:Mirpurkhas
525:Mirpurkhas
518:Mirpurkhas
509:Mirpurkhas
479:under the
404:Nizamsagar
393:Nizamsagar
388:in 1929–30
386:Aurangabad
339:Bellarsha
335:Aurangabad
312:Aurangabad
74:, Pakistan
72:Mirpurkhas
630:Footnotes
577:takhallus
457:Nizamabad
415:Nizamabad
222:Education
154:Hyderabad
129:Relatives
91:Pakistani
40:Nizamabad
613:See also
556:Parbhani
505:Pakistan
453:Taluqdar
438:Asifabad
434:Taluqdar
421:Taluqdar
411:Taluqdar
406:District
400:Taluqdar
354:Taluqdar
348:Warangal
329:Warangal
319:Taluqdar
301:Marhatti
297:Marhatti
208:Parbhani
181:Abu Bakr
174:Parbhani
168:Ancestry
68:May 1962
54:Parbhani
36:Taluqdar
364:in 1921
341:Kazipet
314:(1327F)
289:Amraoti
112:Spouses
565:Poetry
543:Family
459:, 1939
380:Nanded
373:Nanded
200:"Kazi"
572:diwan
529:Sindh
513:Udgir
477:Udgir
473:Kazis
369:Medak
362:Jalna
358:Udgir
285:Akola
266:Nizam
212:Kazis
204:Udgir
451:1st
432:1st
425:Beed
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360:and
352:3rd
323:Beed
317:3rd
287:and
158:Kazi
150:Urdu
144:Urdu
65:Died
47:Born
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