Wikipedia's first sentence called it “bangladeshi sufi-oriented islamic scholar who served as the third director-general of jamia islamia obaidia nan”. Today it says “bangladeshi sufi-oriented islamic scholar who served as the second director-general of jamia islamia obaidia na”.
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Bangladeshi Islamic scholar Not to be confused with Zamiruddin Ahmad . Jamir Uddin Nanupuri (1936 – 5 February 2011) was a Bangladeshi Sufi-oriented Islamic scholar who served as the third Director-General of Jamia Islamia Obaidia Nanupur and was active in traditional waz mahfils . He was the spiritual successor of Sultan Ahmad Nanupuri in the Sufi tradition. He also founded the Al Manahil Welfare Foundation Bangladesh , and over 500 madrasas known as 'Jamiria madrasa' were established under his name or influence.
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Wikipedia's first sentence called it “bangladeshi sufi-oriented islamic scholar who served as the third director-general of jamia islamia obaidia nan”. Today it says “bangladeshi sufi-oriented islamic scholar who served as the second director-general of jamia islamia obaidia na”. Read the current article and compare.
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bangladeshi sufi-oriented islamic scholar who served as the third director-general of jamia islamia obaidia nan
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bangladeshi sufi-oriented islamic scholar who served as the second director-general of jamia islamia obaidia na
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