Language Martyr Abdus Salam Library and Museum of Memory

Hello all my Steemit friends, I hope you are all doing well. Today I am going to share with you a post about the Language Martyr Abdus Salam Library and Memorial Museum. A few days ago, I went to visit the house of an elder brother of my Steemit acquaintance, and while visiting there, I actually visited the Language Martyr Abdus Salam Library and Memorial Museum. During the visit, when we first entered, there was a gate, standing in front of the gate, I very nicely took a picture first. My elder brother really took the picture. I have a long relationship with my elder brother. I have a very good bonding with my elder brother so far. I hope this bonding will continue until our death. But today, let's share more details about the Language Martyr Abdus Salam Library and Memorial Museum with you.

You will notice above that I took a beautiful picture of the gate at the moment of entering the Language Shaheed Abdus Salam Library and Memory Museum and shared it with you. Actually, we two went out for a walk on our bikes from our elder brother's house. Actually, I really liked the wonderful atmosphere of their village in the afternoon. The Language Shaheed Abdus Salam Library and Memory Museum was located in Feni city. When we entered there on our bikes in the afternoon, there was a very wonderful mental atmosphere. Actually, several young people of Bangladesh gave their lives for the language. To preserve their memories, the Bangladesh government has created such a memory museum for everyone in their own village. They are called the real heroes of Bangladesh because they fought and gave their lives for the language of their country. After entering there, I went to see the Shaheed Minar. Actually, the Shaheed Minar was built very beautifully, which was quite extraordinary to look at. There was a very extraordinary atmosphere inside, we visited everything.

When I visited the Language Martyr Abdus Salam Library and Memorial Museum, I saw a wonderful signboard there. In fact, there were some explanations about his biography, birth and death, which will keep his memory alive. As a true hero of Bangladesh, Shaheed Abdus Salam was one of the few Bangladeshi students studying at Dhaka University at that time. At that time, they fought against the Pakistani occupying forces for the language and gave their lives to recognize their language in the land of Bengal. When we visited the museum, there were countless memories of Abdus Salam. It was also quite extraordinary to see that memory-stirring museum of Abdus Salam. The books read in his academic biography are arranged in a cupboard in the room. In fact, I thank him a lot for all this because today it is because of them that we can speak and write our mother tongue. Abdus Salam, the hero of Bengal.

While visiting the Language Martyr Abdus Salam Library and Memorial Museum, I captured the scene in front of the museum very beautifully on my mobile camera. Then it was quite extraordinary for me to see the natural scenes there. In fact, the entire place of Abdus Salam Library and Memorial Museum was quite extraordinary in beauty. Cleanliness was maintained there constantly and the Bangladesh national flag was hoisted to honor the language martyrs. In fact, the real heroes are called the sons of Bengal who gave their lives and fought for the Bengali language. Rafiq Salam Barkat Jabba and many others whose names are unknown, they gave their lives for this language. I respect and admire all of them and try to capture their memories in my life. Here, my elder brother himself took a wonderful picture. I shared my elder brother's picture, I hope you all know him. All in all, the two of us had a wonderful time there and tried to learn a little about the history and heritage of Bangladesh.

When I visited the Language Martyr Abdus Salam Library and Memorial Museum, some extraordinary moments came in my life which I still remember because there was a very beautiful and peaceful environment there. A primary school was established between the Language Martyr Abdus Salam Library and Memorial Museum where young children study regularly and this place is looked after and this place is kept clean and tidy. In fact, the Bangladesh government has not forgotten the tags of the Language Martyrs even today. In return for their sacrifice, they have taken various plans to present their lives to the sons of Bengal. I always respect and admire the Language Martyrs. They are our guides and the true children of Bengal. At the end of all, I have shared a picture there. I hope everyone will like today's post. Thank you all.