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Mohammad Hatem Ali was born in 1910 and died on Monday, 14 Baishakh 1382 BS / 28 April 1975. His birthplace was Majampur of Udibari, Kushtia thana, then under Nadia district. Present address: 71/1 Ramchandra Roy Chowdhury Street, Court Para, Kushtia. Father - Mohammad Osmani Gani, who died in 1918. Mother Mosa. Uttam Nesha; grandfather Mohammad Kudrat Shah.
His first wife was Mosa. Sakiran Nesha. After the first wife's death he married a second time. The second wife was Mosa. Latifun Nesha. His children: four sons and four daughters.
Education: - In 1921, while in the sixth grade at Jagati M.E. School, he received the Hazi Mohsin scholarship. In 1926 he passed matriculation from Kushtia High School in the first division, scoring 100 in mathematics. In 1928 he passed ISC from Pabna Edward College in the first division, again scoring 100 in mathematics. In 1930 he sat the BSc examination at the same college. But although he stood first division in every subject, including 100 in mathematics, he failed because of a poor performance in the chemistry practical examination. Having lost his father at the age of 8, a child of a middle-class family, he could not sit the examination again amid the realities of family life.
Career: - He began teaching at Jagati M.E. School. Later he taught at Kushtia High School and the Municipal Academy, and in 1964 he joined Sirajul Haq Muslim High School as a teacher of mathematics; until 1973, as assistant headmaster of that school, he earned a very good reputation. To him mathematics was as easy as water. That is why many called him "the ship of mathematics". Many famous personalities of Kushtia were and are his students. He also wrote. Many annuals and magazines were published under his editorship at Muslim High School. In those days at Jagati he also staged plays with Dr. Nani, Prafulla Sorkar, Dr. Biren and the lawyer Mahatab Uddin Ahmed. He even acted the heroine in jatra. Alongside teaching he was engaged in social work.
During the British period he served twice in succession as chairman of the Majampur Union Board. In addition, during the Pakistan era he was nominated several times to serve on the jury of the judge's court. His honesty, conscientiousness and sense of justice established him as an ideal figure in society, something rare in the present time. He was an examiner in mathematics for Calcutta University.
