Of Equality and That Happy Land (Samyabadi)

Poetry | Kazi Nazrul Islam

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Write the substance of the poem Of Equality and the Happy Land Samyabadi Of Equality and That Happy Land presents his dream of a world without discrimination The poet Kazi Nazrul Islam - speaks out against racial and social inequality He imagines a new society where people of every faith color and race live together in peace friendship and justice Protest against Inequality Nazrul describes how human beings suffer from injustice and unfair treatment People are divided by race caste and color He strongly protests against such cruelty The poet believes that all men are equal No one is greater or lower in God s world Unity in Religion Nazrul says there is no need for separate temples mosques or churches Everyone regardless of race should have the same right to pray and worship He dreams of a time when religion will unite not divide mankind In a truly equal

society all people will be known simply as men Dream of a Peaceful Society The poet imagines a happy land where people live with love and brotherhood There will be no religious hatred or racial pride Everyone will enjoy equal rights and dignity Nazrul believes that only mutual respect and harmony can bring real peace to the world Ideal of True Humanity Nazrul does not ask for a godless world He wants spiritual unity among all men His aim is not separation but cooperation between different races and religions He dreams of a world ruled by love equality and human values In short Nazrul s poem teaches that equality is the path to peace When people forget differences of color caste and creed the earth will become heaven

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