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Md Hazrat Ali is a retired teacher and an education worker. In a long teaching career of nearly 37 years he did not merely teach in the classroom, but tried to inspire students towards morality, discipline, a sense of responsibility and human values. For him teaching was never merely a profession—it was a duty to shape the coming generations into able and humane human beings.
Birth and Family
Md Hazrat Ali was born on 8 December 1962. His father was the late Ibrahim Mondal and his mother the late Alecha Khatun.
He is married. On 19 May 1987 he was united in marriage with Mosa Shahnaz Parvin. They have two daughters.
Educational Life
From the very beginning of his student life he was attentive to his studies. He passed the SSC examination in 1978 from Walia Secondary School of Lalpur, Natore.
Then in 1980 he passed the HSC from Abdul Degree College located at Abdulpur in Lalpur, and obtained the BA degree from the same institution in 1984.
To make himself more capable in the teaching profession, he obtained a B.Ed degree in 1995 from the Government Teachers' Training College, Jessore. Besides, he obtained an M.A. degree from Rajshahi University.
The Beginning of His Teaching Career
Md Hazrat Ali joined the teaching profession on 12 February 1986. He then remained associated with teaching for a long time, playing a role in the education and character formation of countless students.
The principal workplace of his teaching career was Daulatkhali Secondary School, Daulatpur, Kushtia. There he carried out his responsibilities for a long time with devotion and a sense of duty.
He served in the teaching profession until 7 December 2022. Through working with students for close to four decades, his teaching life became a long journey of experience, responsibility and humanity.
Teaching: Not Merely a Profession, a Duty
To Md Hazrat Ali, teaching was never merely a means of earning a livelihood. He felt that a teacher plays an important role in shaping a generation's thoughts, values and future.
Along with imparting textbook knowledge to students, he saw teaching them morality, discipline, a sense of responsibility and human values as an important part of teaching.
From the experience of his long teaching life he realized that a teacher's influence on a student's life often extends far beyond the bounds of the classroom.
Still Attached to Education Even After Retirement
After the long career, he retired in December 2022. But retirement could not bring an end to his love for education.
Even after retirement he continues to write and express opinions on various matters of the teachers' community. In particular, he is trying to build awareness about the rights, dignity and just entitlements of retired teachers and private-school teachers.
In his view, when a teacher retires, his knowledge, experience and contribution to society do not come to an end.
His Thoughts on the Teachers' Community
Md Hazrat Ali believes that a teacher spends the most valuable time of his life on the education of the coming generation and on the work of shaping human beings. Therefore, after a career ends, it is necessary to ensure teachers' just rights, due benefits and respect.
An important statement of his thinking is—
A teacher's contribution does not end when he retires. His knowledge, experience and ideals show the way to the coming generation.
This outlook is reflected in his post-teaching activities as well.
Life Philosophy
From the experience of a long life built around education, teaching and human values, Md Hazrat Ali feels that a teacher's role is extremely important in building the future of a society.
The essence of his life philosophy can be put briefly as—
Teachers build people's futures. So upholding the honour of the teacher means upholding the honour of the coming generation.
The experience gained in his long teaching career and his concern, even after retirement, for the rights and dignity of the teachers' community have made him known as an education worker.
| Name | Md Hazrat Ali |
|---|---|
| Identity | Retired teacher and education worker |
| Date of birth | 8 December 1962 |
| Father | Late Ibrahim Mondal |
| Mother | Late Alecha Khatun |
| Educational qualifications | SSC, HSC, BA, B.Ed and M.A. |
| Joined teaching | 12 February 1986 |
| Retirement | December 2022 |
| Main workplace | Daulatkhali Secondary School, Daulatpur, Kushtia |
| Marital status | Married |
| Wife | Mosa Shahnaz Parvin |
| Date of marriage | 19 May 1987 |
| Children | Two daughters |
| Mobile | 01740829759 |
Legacy
A teacher's greatest achievement is not merely his designation or the length of his service; his true legacy is the influence he leaves on the lives of the people who learned from him.
Md Hazrat Ali's teaching career of nearly 37 years is a chapter of that very legacy. From teaching in the classroom, to inspiring students towards moral and human values, to speaking up after retirement for the rights and dignity of the teachers' community—taken together, his life is a sustained journey of commitment to education and to the teacher.
Retirement has ended one chapter of his career, but his journey of responsibility towards education and the teachers' community is still going on.
