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Quick Facts: Faraizi Movement

Who founded the Faraizi Movement?

The Faraizi Movement was founded by Haji Shariatullah in 1818 in Eastern Bengal to revive pure Islamic practices.

What were the objectives of the Faraizi Movement?

It aimed to eliminate un-Islamic customs, enforce obligatory Islamic duties (Faraiz), promote Tauhid, and resist British colonial and zamindar exploitation.

Who led the Faraizi Movement after Haji Shariatullah?

After Haji Shariatullah's death in 1840, his son Dudu Miyan (Muhsinuddin Ahmad) led it, turning it into a peasant movement against indigo planters.

What was the significance of the Faraizi Movement?

It was one of the earliest anti-colonial movements in Bengal, uniting Muslims against oppression and influencing later reform and independence struggles.

Why was it called the Faraizi Movement?

The name derives from 'Faraiz', meaning obligatory religious duties in Islam, emphasizing strict adherence to Islamic principles.