Misir Ali, a popular mysterious character created by Bangladesh's renowned novelist Humayun Ahmed. Ali's stories are mysterious. Misir Ali's storyline is not exactly a detective story, nor is it a murder-police retaliation, like 'crime fiction' or 'thriller', but is rooted in a psychological, science-based and rational argument. In many cases it is called mystery. Characteristically, the character of Misi Ali is in stark contrast to Humayun Ahmed's second unique creation Himu. The young Hemu goes on anti-logic persecution, while the elderly Misir Ali, on the other hand, follows pure logic. It is this argument that helps Misery Ali uncover the true nature of the mysterious world. These stories are reflected in each of Misir Ali's novels.
Table of Contents

1. Goddess: Devi (The Goddess).
2. Nishithini: The Night Roamer (Part 2 of Devi)
3. Prohibition: Nishad (Nishada - An indigenous tribe inhabiting ancient India, according to sources in Hindu Mythology)
4. Other Worlds: Onno Bhuban (The Other World)
5. Granilla: Brihonnola (The Eunuch)
6. Fear: Bhoy (Fear)
7. Dangers: Bipod (Danger)
8. Onish: Onish
9. Unresolved Mystery of Misir Ali: Misir Alir Omimangshito Rohoshsho (The Unsolved Mystery of Misir Ali)
10. Me and Us: Ami Ebong Amra (I and We)
11. Tundrabilas: Tondrabilash (Tondra = Slumber; Bilash = Luxury)
12. I am Misir Ali: Amiy Misir Ali (I am Misir Ali)
13. Baghdadi Misir Ali: Bagh-Bondi Misir Ali (Tiger Trapped Misir Ali)
14. Kahne Kabi Kalidash: Kohen Kabi Kalidash (So Says the poet Kalidash)
15. Horton Iskapon: Horton Ishkapon (Hearts-Spades)
16. Misir Ali's Glasses: Misir Ali'r Choshma (Misir Ali's Glasses)
17. Misir Ali! Where are you ?: Misir Ali! Apni Kothai? (Misir Ali! Where Are You?)
18. Misir Ali Unsolved: Misir Ali Unsolved
19. Pufi: Pufi
20. When to Name Namibe: Jokhon Namibe Adhar (When Darkness Falls)