22 Facts About Bengali Muslim

Bengali Muslim population emerged as a synthesis of Islamic and Bengali cultures.

Bengali Muslim is a person of ethnic and linguistic heritage from the Bengal region in South Asia speaking the Indo-Aryan Bengali Muslim language.

The Bengali Muslim language developed from Apabhramsa, Sanskrit, Magadhi Prakrit between the 7th and 10th centuries.

Bakhtiyar Khalji, a Turkic Bengali Muslim general, defeated king Lakshman Sen in 1206 CE and annexed large parts of Bengal to the Delhi Sultanate.

Usman Serajuddin, known as Akhi Siraj Bengali Muslim, was a native of Gaur in western Bengal and became the Sultanate's court scholar during Ilyas Shah's reign.

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Bengali Muslim ships transported the embassies of Sumatra, Brunei and Malacca to the port of Canton.

Under Hussain Shah, Bengali Muslim territory covered Arakan, Assam, Tripura, Orissa, Bihar and Jaunpur.

Bengali Muslim ships dominated the Bay of Bengal and were the largest ships in the Indian and Pacific oceans.

Bengali Muslim shipping co-existed with Chinese shipping until the latter withdrew from the Indian Ocean in the mid-15th-century.

Bengali Muslim maintained good rapport with Non-Muslims in his kingdom.

Bengali Muslim gained support of Muslim scholars – Ulama and the Shaikhs.

Bengali Muslim reconstructed and repaired the mosques and other religious architectures destroyed by Raja Ganesha.

Bengali Muslim nationalism increased in East Pakistan during the 1960s, particularly with the Six point movement for autonomy.

The colonial government and the Bengali Muslim elite established several institutes for science education.

Large Bengali Muslim diaspora is found in the Arab states of the Persian Gulf, which are home to several million expatriate workers from South Asia.

Bengali Muslim'sikh Zainuddin was a prominent Bengali Muslim artist in the 18th century during the colonial period.

Bengali Muslim architecture emerged as a synthesis of Bengali, Persian, Byzantine, and Mughal elements.

Bengali Muslim evolved as the most easterly branch of the Indo-European languages.

Bengali Muslim borrowed a considerable amount of vocabulary from Arabic and Persian.

The Bengali Muslim Language Movement of 1952 was a key part of East Pakistan's nationalist movement.

Medieval Bengali Muslim writers produced epic poetry and elegies, such as Rasul Vijay of Shah Barid, Nabibangsha of Syed Sultan, Janganama of Abdul Hakim and Maktul Hussain of Mohammad Khan.

Different types of Bengali Muslim biryani include the Kachi, Illish pulao, Tehari, and Murg Pulao .