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Qazi Anwar Hussain
Qazi Anwar Hussain (19 July 1936 – 19 January 2022)[1] was a Bangladeshi writer of spy thrillers, detective novels, and adventure-based literature, many of which were adaptations or heavily influenced by foreign works.[2] Early life and educationQazi Shamsuddin Anwar Hussain was born on 19 July 1936 to Qazi Motahar Hossain, a scientist and writer.[3][1] His sisters included the singers Sanjida Khatun and Fahmida Khatun. He matriculated from St. Gregory's School in 1952. He studied Bengali literature and language, earning a bachelor's degree from Jagannath College, and a master's degree from the University of Dhaka in 1981.[2] CareerHis most notable publication was the spy-thriller series Masud Rana. As of 2009, the series comprised 389 books, most of them ghostwritten for him.[4] Sheba ProkashoniIn 1963, Hussain established the publishing house Segunbagan Prakashani. By 1966 it was renamed Sheba Prokashoni.[2] Personal life and deathHussain married the singer Farida Yasmin. They had two sons, Qazi Maimur and Qazi Shahnur, and a daughter, Shahrin Sonia.[2] In October 2021, he was diagnosed with prostate cancer. He died on 19 January 2022 at the age of 85 while receiving treatment at BIRDEM in Dhaka.[2] WorksMasud Rana booksThe Masud Rana series follows the adventures of Rana, a former major in the Bangladesh Army who operates as a spy, conducting missions around the world. His superior is Major General Rahat Khan of Bangladesh Counter Intelligence, and Rana works under the jurisdiction of the Rana Agency. Hussain published 321 stories in 468 books within the series.[citation needed] Kuasha seriesAnwar's other famous work is Kuasha series of detective/adventure books, which consists of 51 stories in 80 books.[citation needed] OtherNon-fiction
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