Mujibur Rahman

Mujibur Rahman is a British Bangladeshi writer whose work explores the emotional crossroads between South Asia and the UK. His stories blend lyrical prose, cultural memory, and quiet moments of magic to capture the lived experiences of the Bangladeshi diaspora. Writing from England, he focuses on ordinary people carrying extraordinary histories—stories shaped by migration, belonging, love, loss, and the echoes of two homelands. His fiction is deeply rooted in place, alive with atmosphere, and driven by the belief that every community carries its own mythology waiting to be told.

The Mango Tree That Remembered

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The Mango Tree That Remembered

The afternoons in Beanibazar were always slower than the mornings, as if the sun itself grew tired of shining and decided to walk barefoot through the village, touching everything with lazy warmth. On such an afternoon—light thick like honey, air heavy with the smell of rain somewhere far away—a mango fell from the old tree … Read more

The Road Back To Beanibazar

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The Road Back To Beanibazar

The plane began its slow descent into Sylhet just as the sky turned the colour of bruised mango skin—purple, gold, and a thin vein of red torn across the horizon. From his window seat, Rahim watched the landscape rise up to meet him: a quilt of paddy fields stitched with silver threads of water, tin … Read more