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Book Name: Frontline
Author: Latiful Islam Shibli
Publisher: Nalanda
Published: March, 2021

My first book read by Latiful Islam Shibli is ‘Frontline’. I had no idea about the author before. I was scared to see him while taking autographs on his book at the book fair. A huge man! But his pen is bigger than his. Fluent plain writing, but did a grueling job while reading. After reading some lines, the lacrimal sack overflowed and the water was trying to trickle out of the eyes. He has arranged a simple story in a completely different way in black letters of yellow paper which cannot be appreciated.
Today is the author’s birthday. Happy birthday to you Hope readers get more surprises in your writing. May Allah grant you a good life.
Some of the book’s favorite quotes:
1) Although the sun is essential for life, some trees do not live in the sun, they need shade to survive.
2) The first disqualification to be a leader is to want to be a leader.
3) He who seeks success in death can be killed, it cannot be ended.
4) The ball can never be a player, that attempt is wrong

The movie ‘Boss Baby’ may be seen by many. In a public place, people used to cuddle when they saw a small child, but now it is seen that a small puppy has taken possession of that cuddle of children. People’s love for pets is increasing, but people’s love for people is decreasing. The story of the movie has been going on since this plot, and those who have seen it know what happened in the end.
Such a scene was incarnated in the book “Frontline” written by Latiful Islam Shibli.
Rohingya-filled trawlers are floating in the Andaman Sea, with the intention of providing some shelter on land. But the world, wounded by the corona, does not want to shelter them on land. Because there are a lot of corona infected patients among the Rohingyas who were admitted to that trawler. The Australian forces put up resistance to the blank shots when the homeless Rohingyas wanted to swim across the sea to land in Australia, ignoring the hundreds of obstacles. A puppy fell into the sea due to the intensity of the bullets. Man’s longing and love for saving that baby is covered by man’s love for man. The puppies that fell into the sea were rescued, but the Rohingya Muslims, who were deported from the country, were still floating in the sea.
After losing everything, Nasiruddin took refuge in a Rohingya camp in Bangladesh. Hoping for a little peace, but there is no peace. He had to be tortured for extortion by the Nashu forces. But Nasiruddin is not a man to lose. He has lost many times in the battle of life. And do not want to lose, do not want to run away in fear. Her emotions and feelings were drowned on the day she had to drown her mother’s body in the Andaman Sea with her own hands. This loneliness made him a brave, indomitable leader. Imam Samiul Hasan and Major Shafayat, a senior officer of DGFI, gave courage. He transformed him into a leader of millions of oppressed Rohingyas. For generations, Rohingyas have been subjected to unlimited persecution simply because they are Muslims. In the end, Bangladesh gave shelter to the Muslims who were expelled from their land. But Nasiruddin did not think that survival as a refugee was the end of his life and went ahead saying that it was better to fight for the rights. Imam Samiul Hasan gave mental courage and Major Shafayat gave physical strength to smooth this thorny path. And the main dream was of the President of Bangladesh Abdus Salam. Islam was the root of all courage and concentration. The path shown by God. By going honestly and justly, Allah helps to overcome all obstacles. The fight begins, the fight to return to the motherland. Let’s fight for peace.
Nasiruddin was able to succeed in the end? Was he able to return to his homeland by destroying injustice? No-what was admitted to the abominable vengeance? What happened to the fate of millions of Rohingya refugees? Imam Samiul Hasan, Major Shafayat’s Nasiruddin’s front line was able to survive in the struggle for their rights?