Shahadat Hussain

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Shahadat Hussain (1893–1953) was an Indian Bengali-language poet and writer.

He was born in Chabbish Paragana in West Bengal, India. In 1915, Hussain entered in the writing world in Bani Sommiloni. In 1931, he said something in an Ein Omanno Andolon, a movement against British government at Kolkata and was sent to prison for three months.^[1]

Hussain was a poet, novelist, playwright, and short story writer.^[1] Rabindranath Tagore was an influence was on him.^{[citation needed]}

• Mridongo
• Kolpolekha
• Rupochanda
• Modhuchanda

• Morur Kusum
• Hiron Rekha
• Parer Pothe
• Kheyatori
• Sonar Kakon
• Rikto
• Juger Alo
• Pother Dekha
• KataFul
• Shiri Farhad (a famous work)
• Laili Majnu (a famous work)
• Yousuf Julaykha (a famous work)

• Sorforaj Khan
• Anar Koli
• Masnader Moho

• Mohon Vog
• Cheleder Golpo
• Gulbadan
• Jahanara

• Shahadat Hossain at Banglapedia
• Works by Shahadat Hussain at Open Library

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