Sufi Emperor Hazrat Shah Dewanbagi (Rh.) initiated his formal education with elementary Islamic studies at the local village maktab. He continued his primary schooling at the nearby Shohagpur Primary School, successfully completing this stage with notable academic distinction. Fueled by an unyielding desire to embody the spirit of a Nayebe Rasul (successor to the Prophet PBUH) through comprehensive Arabic and Islamic scholarship, he enrolled in the esteemed Islamic education center, Talshahar Karimia Madrasa. His time at the Madrasa was characterized by exceptional academic performance, earning him scholarships at every level and culminating in his attainment of the highest degree from Alia Madrasa. Beyond his academic pursuits, his inherent charisma and leadership qualities led him to serve effectively as the Vice President of the Madrasa Students’ Union throughout his student years. His engagement in activism extended to the political arena during the critical initial phase of the liberation movement in 1969. He took the lead in forming and successfully guiding a Students’ Movement Committee, uniting students from various educational institutions in Brahmanbaria’s west zone. Through organized meetings and visits, he passionately inspired and mobilized both students and the local community towards supporting the impending liberation struggle. Even during these student years, Sufi Emperor cultivated a deep spiritual connection with Awliya-e-Keram (friends of Allah). This spiritual inclination often manifested in encounters with various saintly figures, frequently appearing in unassuming guises. It was during this period that he began to experience numerous events widely regarded by those around him as miracles.