Abdullah-Al-Muti Sharfuddin (1 January 1930–30 November 1998) was a famous Bengali educationist and popular science writer of Bangladesh. Muti was born in the village of Fulbari, Sirajganj. He obtained MSc degree (1953) in Physics from the University of Dhaka and MA (1960) and PhD (1962) in Education from the University of Chicago, USA.^[1].

Al-Muti Sharafuddin played an important role in popularizing science among the younger generation of Bangladesh by publishing 28 books on science, education and environment. He won numerous prestigious awards in recognition of his remarkable contributions in the fields of science, education and literature.

[edit] Books

• Eso Bigganer Rajje
• Obak Prithibi
• Rohosser Shesh Nei
• Jana-Ojanar Deshe
• Sagorer Rohosshopuri
• Biggan O Manush
• E Juger Biggan
• Telivisioner Kotha
• Swadhinota, Shikhya O Onnano Prosongo
• Abiskarer Neshay

[edit] Awards

• Bangla Academy Award
• Ekushey Padak
• Independence Day Award
• Kalinga Award of UNESCO (1969)
• Shishu Academy Award
• Qudrat-i-Khuda Gold Medal

[edit] References

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