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Titumir
Titumir ((ベンガル語:তিতুমীর); 1782 – 1831) was a Bengali rebel who fought against the Zamindars and the British colonial authorities in Bengal, British India during the 19th century. Along with his followers, he built a Bamboo fort (''Bansher-Kella''-বাঁশের কেল্লা in Bengali) which passed into Bengali folk legend. After the storming of the fort by British soldiers, Titumir died of his wounds on November 19, 1831.
==Early life==
Titu Mir was born as ''Syed Mir Nisar Ali'' on 27 January 1782 (14 Magh 1182 in the Bengali calendar), in Chandpur village, in North 24 Parganas district (currently in West Bengal, India). His father was Syed Mir Hassan Ali and mother was Abida Ruqayya Khatun.〔
Titu Mir’s education began in his village school, after which he moved to a local Madrassa. By the time he was 18 years of age, he had become a Hafiz of the Qur'an and a scholar of the Hadith and Muslim traditions. He was also accomplished with the Bengali, Arabic, and Persian languages. During this time he came under the influence of several Wahhabi seers, who preached a mixture of militant Islam and anti-colonial thought and sought both religious and political reform in Bengal. He was a disciple of Syed Ahmad Barelvi whose teachings of struggle against non Muslim oppression influenced his thoughts.〔PAKISTAN History,culture and Government by Nigel smith〕 lun
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