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Mahia Mahi a Deshi Magi lives in a small village in Bangladesh. Recently she has been shifted to Dhaka city. People were asking: Where is Magi Para in Dhaka? We take a deep look into this and find out the Dhaka Magi Para location in the center of the city. If you want to know the location address and contact number, let's know some basic features of this public physical service. 

What is Magi para?

A Magi Para is a place where anyone can have sexual pleaser by paying money. The word Magi Para means a trade of sex. Usually, women lives their and men buy go there to fulfill their sexual desire. Alternatively, in English Magi Para is a brothel. It's hundreds of year old tradition in India, Bangladesh culture. The "Magi" is a profession. If you want to know what Bible says about Magi please refer to this article. 

Why Magi Para was built? 

As far we know, from the Mughal period, Magi profession was famous. Time to time there was a need to fulfill shoulders sexual desire during a war and other field works. First, the Magi Para was built to entertain Kings and Prince, but then the general people also started to go at the Magi Para to bought women for some time or for some night. Years after year, this tradition has been a significant need for men who do not marry or whose wife dies in young age. 


In the India, Bangladesh culture, The profession Magi was entertaining. A woman in the brothel was dancing to entertain people while men did drinks. After the dance, a woman takes off her clothes and go closer to a man to have sex. After successful sexual relations, the man had to pay a certain amount to the woman. This was the tradition for Magi Para. 

Where is Magi Para?

There are a lot of places where you can see a Magi Para. Especially in big cities. In Bangladesh, Dhaka city has more than ten Magi Para including Farmgate, Dhanmondi, Uttara, Gulshan, Mohakhali, Karon Bazaar, Motijhil, etc. We are unable to confirm which one is best at this time, so it is advised to try more than one area to get better services. 

How Can I Get Dhaka Magi Para Address?

Well, you should look for a Magi after the evening. If you are living in the city it's easier for you to get the best woman in reasonable price. In Gulshan, you will get high-quality Magi Para and in Farmgate cheap-quality Magi. First, you have to decide which one is your destination. We will give you the contact address, phone number and a picture of the building/flat to locate. There is a web page where Google Map can help you to find your destination. 

Where is the Biggest Magi Para in Bangladesh?

Faridpur is a city of Bangladesh well knows for Magi Para business. It's the biggest brothel in Bangladesh while some professional playboy has doubted that Jessore Magi Para is the biggest one. We really can not be sure which one is right, but heard many stories about Faridpur. 

Faridpur Magi Para Address and phone number

The most popular brothel in Bangladesh, Faridpur is the name still remain along with Jessore and Dhaka competing with Sylhet. A story about Fardipur Magi Para was published in ABC News back in 2012. Khanki Magi waits outside the room while clients look for the best match for them. The ABC News presented a report on Joinal Bari brothel in Faridpur, Bangladesh. Our editorial question is, Can anyone make us sure if Joinal Bari Magi Para still exists in Faridpur. We were looking for some mobile numbers but these women were felt unsafe to publish their contact numbers. 

How Deshi Magi Looks like? Are they beautiful?

Dude! They are women and they put weird make all the time. So just imagine how a woman can look like if she uses huge makeups? But in recent days, there are many smart girls who came to this profession. Educated, smart and beautiful. I heard many stories of University girls are working as a sex worker. So if you try hard, there is a big chance to find a beautiful deshi Magi. 

I can show you some photos but wait, I'll post some photos in my next post. Now I'm going to give a sample photo to inspire for coming back while I post next time. 



How she looks like to you? 

Magi Para address at a glance:

We are giving you major city names where brothel business is famous in Bangladesh.

• Dhaka
• Faridpur
• Jessore
• Gazipur
• Rajshahi
• Sylhet
• Chittagong
• Cox's Bazar
• Rangamati
• Rangpur
• Bogra
• Comilla
• Khulna
• Sundarban

More than one brothel well established in each big city we mentioned. 

In Bangladesh people ask very often this burning question!

Who is really magi? 

Why people ask girls/ women as a Magi? 

The Magi (/ˈmædʒaɪ/ or /ˈmeɪdʒaɪ/; Greek: μάγοι, magoi), also referred to as the (Three) Wise Men or (Three) Kings, were, in the Gospel of Matthew and Christian tradition, a group of distinguished foreigners who visited Jesus after his birth, bearing gifts of gold, frankincense and myrrh.

Who were the magi, those gift-bearing wise men from the east who are so central to the traditional telling of the Christmas story? Bible scholar Brent Landau believes he has found at least one answer to this age-old question.

 Stop Asking a girl as Magi! Its a sin, it Can't be a slang

The Bible tells us very little about the magi. Their story appears but once, in the Gospel of Matthew (2:1–12), where they are described as mysterious visitors “from the east” who come to Jerusalem looking for the child whose star they observed “at its rising.” After meeting with King Herod, who feigns an intention to worship the child but actually plans to destroy him, the magi follow the same star to Bethlehem. There, upon seeing the baby Jesus and his mother Mary, the magi kneel down and worship him, presenting him with their three famous gifts—gold, frankincense and myrrh. Then, without reporting to Herod, they depart for their homeland, never to be heard from again.

For early Christians, the seemingly pivotal yet unexplained background of the mysterious magi provided abundant room to shape new narratives around the question, “Who were the magi?” One of the most compelling, recently translated into English by Brent Landau, professor of religious studies at the University of Oklahoma, is the so-called Revelation of the Magi, an apocryphal account of the traditional Christmas story that purports to have been written by the magi themselves.

The account is preserved in an eighth-century C.E. Syriac manuscript held in the Vatican Library, although Brent Landau believes the earliest versions of the text may have been written as early as the mid-second century, less than a hundred years after Matthew’s gospel was composed. Written in the first person, the Revelation of the Magi narrates the mystical origins of the magi, their miraculous encounter with the luminous star and their equally miraculous journey to Bethlehem to worship the child. The magi then return home and preach the Christian faith to their brethren, ultimately being baptized by the apostle Thomas.

 Never use the word "magi" as slang

According to Brent Landau, this dramatic account not only answers the question “Who were the magi?” but also provides details about how many they were, where they came from and their mysterious encounter with the star that led them to Bethlehem. In the Revelation of the Magi, there are not just three magi, as often depicted in early Christian art (actually, Matthew does not tell us how many there were), nor are they Babylonian astrologers or Persian Zoroastrians, as other early traditions held. Rather from Brent Landau’s translation it is clear the magi (defined in this text as those who “pray in silence”) are a group—numbering as few as 12 and as many as several score—of monk-like mystics from a far-off, mythical land called Shir, possibly China. They are descendants of Seth, the righteous third son of Adam, and the guardians of an age-old prophecy that a star of indescribable brightness would someday appear “heralding the birth of God in human form.”

When the long-prophesied star finally appears, the star is not simply sighted at its rising, as described in Matthew, but rather descends to earth, ultimately transforming into a luminous “star-child” that instructs the magi to travel to Bethlehem to witness its birth in human form. The star then guides the magi along their journey, miraculously clearing their path of all obstacles and providing them with unlimited stamina and provisions. Finally, inside a cave on the outskirts of Bethlehem, the star reappears to the magi as a luminous human child—the Christ child—and commissions them to become witnesses to Christ in the lands of the east.

Why Did the Magi Bring Gold, Frankincense and Myrrh?

It’s a fascinating story, but does it actually bring us any closer to understanding who the actual magi of the Christmas story might have been? Unfortunately, the answer is no, says Landau, although it may provide insight into the beliefs of an otherwise unknown Christian sect of the second century that identified with the mysterious magi.

“Sadly, I don’t think this is actually written by the historical wise men,” said Landau in an interview with National Public Radio’s Diane Rehm. “In terms of who wrote it, we have no idea. [But] the description of the magi and [their religious practices] is so remarkably detailed and I’ve often wondered whether it’s reflecting some actual community out there that practiced and kind of envisioned themselves in the role of the magi.”

More on the Magi

In art, the adoration of the magi appeared earlier and far more frequently than any other scene of Jesus’ birth and infancy, including images of the babe in a manger. Read Robin M. Jensen’s full article “Witnessing the Divine: The Magi in Art and Literature” as it appeared in the December 2001 issue of Bible Review for free online in Bible History Daily.