About Razia Khan
Lived 1936 – 2011 (aged 74–75). Razia Khan was a Bangladeshi, Indian and Pakistani writer and journalist.
Razia Khan Amin (1936 – 28 December 2011) was a Bangladeshi writer, poet and educationist. She was also a journalist, theatre actor and columnist for newspapers.
Education and career Khan's father Maulvi Tamizuddin Khan was a politician and a social activist.
Khan completed her bachelor's degree and masters in English from the University of Dhaka. The couple had two children: banker Kaiser Tamiz Amin and journalist Aasha Mehreen Amin.
Works
Novels Bot tolar Upannayash (Novel of the Wayside, 1959) Anukalpa (The Alrternative, 1959) Proticitra (The Blue-Print, 1975) Citra-kabya (Picturesque Verses, 1980) He Mohajibon (O! Eternal Life, 1983) Draupadi (1992)
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Who was Razia Khan?
Bangladeshi writer (1936–2011)
When was Razia Khan born?
Razia Khan was born in 1936 in Faridpur District.
When did Razia Khan die?
Razia Khan died on 28 December 2011 in Dhaka.
What was Razia Khan's occupation?
Razia Khan was a writer and journalist.
What nationality was Razia Khan?
Razia Khan was Bangladeshi, Indian and Pakistani.
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