Sheba Prokashoni [Bangla: সেবা প্রকাশনী] is a well-known publishing house in Dhaka, Bangladesh. It was founded in May 1963 by Qazi Anwar Hussain (commonly known as Kazi'daa by his fans). Its name have derived from the first syllables of Shegun Bagan (now renamed as Shegun Bagicha), the neighbourhood of Dhaka city where its offices are located. The literal meaning of "Sheba" is "service." Sheba Prokashoni's mission, from its inception, has been to produce mass-market popular Bengali paperbacks that are both attractively-written and affordably priced. Its first successful product was Kuasha (Kuasha-1, first edition June 1964 ), a short-lived modern-Robin Hood style adventure series. This was closely followed by the Masud Rana, a spy-thriller series, one of Sheba's most enduring and popular imprints. Sheba's books have always enjoyed great popularity among young Bangladeshi readers, and it is particularly notable for its accessible translations of Western literary classics into the Bengali language.