Mizanur Rahman Fakir was born in 1993 in a respectable Muslim family in Charpara village, Barhatta, near the Kangs River in Netrokona. His father's name was Abdul Kuddus Fakir. He completed his early education at the ancient religious institution Hifzul Uloom Madrasa and later pursued Islamic education in the traditional Qawmi system. In 2009, he graduated from Jamia Islamia Darul Uloom (Masjidul Akbar Complex), Mirpur-1, Dhaka, with a degree in Takmeel (Dawrah-e-Hadith). With an unwavering desire for multifaceted education, he earned various degrees: in 2008, Dakhil from Dashdhar Misbahul Uloom Dakhil Madrasa, Netrokona; in 2010, Alim from N. Akand Kamil (Postgraduate) Madrasa, Netrokona; in 2014, a Bachelor's degree (Honors) in Islamic Studies from an Islamic university; and in 2015, a Master's degree in the same field. Currently, he serves as an Arabic teacher at Mohonganj Alim Madrasa, Netrokona. He also works as the Assistant Editor & Admin Officer at Community Welfare Initiative (CWI). In addition to his academic accomplishments, Mizanur Rahman Fakir has written and translated several books, contributing to Islamic scholarship.