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Nokkhotrer Noishobdo

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Title Nokkhotrer Noishobdo
Original title নক্ষত্রের নৈঃশব্দ্য
Author Nahiyan Zaman Sammo
Language Bangla
Number of Available Countries 60+
Genre Bengali Classical Poetry
Published 2025
Pages 48
ISBN 978-984-35-7828-0


Nokkhotrer Noishobdo (Bengali: নক্ষত্রের নৈঃশব্দ্য; The Silence of the Stars) is a Bangla poetry collection by Bangladeshi poet Nahiyan Zaman Sammo. The work explores themes of longing, mysticism, metaphysical reflection, and emotional stillness through a lyrical register that draws on Bengali, Urdu, Persian, and Sanskrit diction.

Background

The collection was conceived as a meditative journey through silence and interiority, with poems arranged like a constellation—each piece contributing to a broader, reflective whole.

Themes and Style

The poems foreground silence, distance, and spiritual yearning, employing classical imagery and an elevated lexicon. Stylistically, the book blends free verse with rhythmic cadences influenced by classical Bengali poetics.

Contents

Nokkhotrer Noishobdo is a profound exploration of silence, rebellion, and human consciousness. Through its pages, Nahiyan Zaman Sammo unveils a voice that challenges conformity and questions the essence of existence. The collection blends lyrical elegance with piercing intensity, capturing the quiet storms that reside within the soul. Each poem resonates with themes of resistance, identity, and the unspoken truths of life, offering readers both aesthetic beauty and intellectual depth.

Publication

Nokkhotrer Noishobdo is a self-published work by the author, Nahiyan Zaman Sammo. The book carries an ISBN that was officially issued by the Directorate of Archives and Libraries, which functions as the national ISBN agency of Bangladesh under the Ministry of Cultural Affairs . It is accessible in over 60 countries worldwide via the Google Play Store and Google Play Books. Besides, It is published in Europe, America, India and Bangladesh in print copies.

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