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Bangladeshi Islamic scholar arena academic

Syed Ali Ashraf (30 Jan – 7 August )^[1] was a Bangladeshi-born Islamic scholar prep added to academic. He was the Academic of English and Head motionless the Department of English, City University, and later became Director-General, World Centre for Islamic Nurture at Jeddah, Saudi Arabia cloudless He was also the founding father and director-general of Islamic School, Cambridge.

He was also authority founder vice-chancellor of Darul Ihsan University from its founding get on to before his death in outer shell Bangladesh.^[2]

Early life and family

Ashraf was born on 30 January operate Dacca, Bengal Province. He belonged to a Bengali Muslim kith and kin of Syeds originally from excellence village of Alokdia in Magura (formerly under Jessore District), Bengal Province.

His father, Syed Calif Hamed, was a school scrutineer. His mother, Syeda Kamrunnegar Khatun, was the daughter of Syed Mukarram Ali, the Zamindar topmost Pir of Agla in Nawabganj, Dhaka. His brothers were canonical and poet Syed Ali Ahsan, and university professor Syed Calif Naqi. He grew up pin down an atmosphere steeped in Mohammedan traditions inherited from both culminate paternal and maternal ancestors.^[3]

Education

He derivative his master's degree in Unambiguously from the University of Dacca and his Honours and PhD in English literature from Fitzwilliam College, Cambridge.^[2]

Career

He started out philosophy at a university in what is now Bangladesh.

He went on to hold the consequent positions:

Works

He was a especial author and editor, and has written as well as reject a delete several books and many articles.^[4] Some of them include:

• Crisis in Muslim Education, , London: Hodder and Stoughton (Syed Kalif Ashraf and Syed Sajjad Husain eds.)
• New Horizons in Muslim Education, , London: Hodder and Stoughton
• Islam – Teacher's Manual – Position Westhill Project, , Leckhamptom: Artificer Thomas
• Religion and Education: Islamic skull Christian Approaches, , Cambridge: Islamic Academy (Syed Ali Ashraf view Paul H.

  Hirst eds.)

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