Title: Iqbal Ahmed
Content:  Ahmed lives in Wilmslow, Cheshire. His brothers Bilal and Kamal live nearby. His hobbies include travelling, playing golf, tennis and swimming. Ahmed also runs his own foundation to help and improve the lives of the poor in his native Bangladesh and is also the founder chairman of the NRB Bank project to support non-resident Bangladeshis in their contribution to the country's economy. In 2014, he set up a secondary school and college in Sylhet.
Title: Ajaz Khowaj Quoram Ahmed
Content:  Ahmed was born in Taplow, Buckinghamshire in 1973 to parents from Punjab, India. He grew up in Maidenhead, where his father, Khowaj Ahmed, worked at a Beechams factory, and his mother, Sughran Ahmed, worked at a hospital launderette. While in school, Ahmed was a paperboy and delivered newspapers to the UK headquarters of what was then the world's third-largest software company, Ashton-Tate. He wrote to the company requesting a job, and at 15, received an offer to work there during school holidays. From 1989 to 1991, Ahmed served in the marketing department and eventually as a programmer. He used the company's dBASE software to author an improved financial system for purchase orders.
Title: Muquim Ahmed
Content:  Ahmed arrived in East London in the early 1970s, aged 19, to study Engineering with the intention of returning to join the family business in Bangladesh. Having invested £2 million in a bakery and a ready meals factory in South West London, Ahmed, 55, is building a food manufacturing leg to his property and restaurant portfolio. Best known for his work in transforming the Brick Lane area of East London, later helped his father export goods from Britain and the Netherlands to Bangladesh. He diversified into property and was a millionaire at 26. He has a £30m property portfolio while his Café Naz chain of restaurants turns over about £3.5 million a year. His other interests include a travel agency. Ahmed is also a fellow of The University of London.
Title: Adeel Ahmed
Content:  Ahmed was born in Nowshera, North-West Frontier Province (now Khyber Pakhtunkhwa) to Zulfiqar Ahmed. He is youngest and seventh child in the family, his idol while growing up was Qazi Ashfaq of Allied Bank, who is also from Ahmed's hometown. Ahmed started playing football from his school days, joining his youth team Nowshera Youth in 1999.
Title: Humayun Ahmed
Content:  In 1987, Ahmed founded an estate, Nuhash Palli, named after his son Nuhash, near Pirujali village, 25 km from Gazipur City, in Gazipur District, which grew to cover 40 bigha (approximately 14 acres). He would spend much of his time at the estate when he was in Bangladesh. He formed a collection of statues there by local artist Asaduzzaman Khan and another of plants from around the world, particularly medicinal and fruit-bearing trees.
Title: Jahid Ahmed
Content:  Ahmed attended St Peter's High School in Burnham-on-Crouch before attending University of East London. He is a Muslim.
Title: Kutubuddin Ahmed
Content:  Ahmed formed "Saadat Smriti Sadan" charitable foundation in memory of his father Md. Saadat Ali. He established two clinics which provide free medical treatment to the poor and distressed people. He set up a retirement home, Old-Homes for aged people over 65 years in Narshindi, Dhaka. Ahmed funded the building of a mosque at Nabi Nagar Thana, Comilla, and established a technical institute with computer accessories and sewing machinery tools in Narshindi for providing technical training. He is an advisor to the Campaign against Drug being run by the daily newspaper Prothom Alo, and a member of the Advisory Council of the children's organisation 'Kendriya Kochi Kacher Mela'.
Title: Mumzy Stranger
Content:  Ahmed was born and raised in Plaistow, Newham in East London to Bengali Muslim parents. He is the second youngest of six in his family. He is of Bengali origin and was raised in a traditional Islamic home. In 2000, Ahmed started out in the UK garage scene at the age of 16, and was involved in pirate radio until 2003 when he left as he felt like a stranger (from which he derived his stage name). Since his rise to local fame, his main fan base is still derived from the east side of London. He has also gained international success.
Title: Sayeed Ahmed
Content:  Ahmed was born on 1 January 1931 at Islampur in Old Dhaka in the-then Bengal Presidency in British India. His mother was Jamila Khatun. His father, Mirza F Mohammad, was the owner of a commercial theatre, Lion Theatre, at Islampur. Ahmed had three elder brothers – Nasir Ahmed, radio personality and journalist Nazir Ahmed and painter Hamidur Rahman. Ahmed studied at Dhaka Collegiate School. He completed his bachelor's in international studies from the University of Dhaka. He later studied for his master's at the London School of Economics in 1954. In 1956, Ahmed moved back to Lahore and joined the public service.
Title: Mohiuddin Ahmed (publisher)
Content:  Ahmed was born in Feni's Parashuram upazila on 2 December 1944. He was a student of Notre Dame College, where he was the managing editor of Blue and Gold, a college magazine. Ahmed went on to study at the Department of Mass Communication and Journalism at Dhaka University and then studied journalism at Punjab University with a Pakistan Council Scholarship, where he worked as the editor of the Punjab University Chronicle.

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