13 Facts About Muhammed Saadulah

Muhammed Saadulah was the member of Constituent Assembly of India from 1946 to 1950.

Muhammed Saadulah's father, Syed Muhammad Tayyabulla, came from Kacharihat, a village near the town of Golaghat, to Guwahati around 1878.

Muhammed Saadulah became chairman, Guwahati Municipality, and was nominated as a member of the Legislative Council at Shillong.

Muhammed Saadulah soon became a prominent figure in the Province of Assam.

Muhammed Saadulah had the gratification of being able to refuse two offers of important employment under the Government.

Muhammed Saadulah became restless and found himself disposed to a change.

Muhammed Saadulah consulted his younger brother, Syed Muhibulla, a Professor of Arabic and Persian at Cotton College, Guwahati and asked for the blessings of his 80-year-old father, and prepared to leave for Calcutta.

Muhammed Saadulah came to Guwahati with his family to be at the bed-side of his dying father, Syed Tayyabulla, who died on 22 November 1922.

Muhammed Saadulah was sworn in as Minister, and rented a house known as "Rookwood" for his family.

Muhammed Saadulah never remarried and immersed himself in work and bringing up an infant daughter and looking after three sons.

Muhammed Saadulah headed the Coalition Ministry from 1 April 1937 to 10 September 1938 and from 17 November 1939 to 25 December 1941 and again from 24 August 1942 to 11 February 1946.

Muhammed Saadulah's health deteriorated, at the approach of winter at Shillong, and to escape the rigours of cold weather, he went down to plains.

Muhammed Saadulah died at Guwahati, his birthplace, on 8 January 1955.