Abdush Shakoor (Bangla: 唳嗋Μ唰嵿Ζ唰佮Χ 唳多唳曕唳�) was a Bangladeshi author and scholar. He earned MA degree in English literature from Dhaka University and MA in Economy from ISS of Nederland. He is the author of five novels, several storybooks and essay books. He also edited books on different subjects.
Golap Sangraha, a collection of essays by Abdush Shakur, had won the 鈥楶rothom Alo Best Book of the Year鈥� award among the books published in Bangla Year 1410.
Abdush Shakoor also won Bangla Academy Award in 1979 and Amiobhushon Award from West Bengal in 2003, Alokto Sahitya Puroshkar in 2008 for his contribution to Bangla literature.
Short stories: Shareer (Physical) Nirbachito Golpo (Selected Sories) Akkel Gurum (Juvenile Story) Aghat (A wound) Khshiyaman (Waning) Epitaph Dhash (Landslide) Bicholito Prarthona (Perturbed Prayer) Sreshtho Golpo : Abdush Shakoor鈥擝est Stories of Abdush Shakoor (Edited by Zakir Talukdar) Golpo Samagro (All Short Stories)
Belles-lettres: Bhajal Bangali (Spurious Bangali) Nirbachito Karcha (Selected Chronicle) Moddhobitter Karcha (Chronicle of the Middle Class) Chuattarer Karcha (Chronicle of 1974) Abdush Shakoorer Karcha (Chronicle of Abdush Shakoor) Shera Rommo Rachana: Best Belles-lettres of Abdush Shakoor (Edited by Abdullah Abu Sayed) Rommo Samagro (All Belles-lettres)
Research Work: Golap Sangraha (About Flowers Specially The Rose) Bangalir Muktir Gan (Bangali's Patriotic songs) Sangit Sangit (On Music) Mahan Srota (On Classical Music) Mahamohim Rabindranath (On Rabindranath) Paramparahin Rabindranath (On Rabindranath) Rabindranathke Jatotuku Jani (On Rabindranath)
Essays: Mahamohim Rabindranath (On Rabindranath) Abdush Shakoorer Sreshto Probandho (Abdush Shakoor's best essays) Bhasha O Sahitya(Language and Literature) Paramparahin Rabindranath (On Rabindranath) Sangit-Bichitra (Assorted collection on music) Nirbachito Probandho (Selected Treatise) Samaj O Sahitya (Society and Literature) Sangit Sangbit (Music Consciousness) Hindustani Jantro Sangiter Panchoprodip (Five Luminaries of Hindustani Instrumental Music) Roshik Bangali (Humorous Bangali) Mahan Srota (Noble Listener)