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Faridpuri, Maulana Shamsul Haque (1896-1969) educationist, Sufi and social reformer, born at Tungipara, gopalganj. His father, Munshi Abdullah, is said to have participated in the sepoy revolt (1857). Faridpuri matriculated from calcutta madrasa (1920). He studied at Deoband Madrasa (1927) and received ilme tasawwuf (knowledge of sufism) from Maulana Thanawi. Shamsul Haque taught hadith in a number of madrasahs. He was the founder-principal of the Lalbagh Jami'a Qurania Arabia (1950-68). He founded many other madrasas, mosques, and maktabs. He also founded Khademul Islam Jam'aat to implement Islamic ideals (1940) and Anjuman-i-Tablig-ul-Quran to counter Christian missionary activities. He took part in the pakistan movement and wished to see Pakistan established as an Islamic State. He contributed to the promotion of the Tabligh Jam'aat and founded an Islamic research centre, Idart-ul-M'aarif. He wrote and translated above a hundred books, among them Haqqani Tafsir, Jibaner Parichay, Charitra Gathan, Beheshti Zewar, Tablig-i-Din, and Bukhari-Sharif. [Muhammad Ruhul Amin]

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-<p class=Normal >'''Faridpuri, Maulana Shamsul Haque''' (1896-1969) educationist, Sufi and social reformer, born at Tungipara, [[gopalganj]]. His father, Munshi Abdullah, is said to have participated in the [[sepoy revolt]] (1857). Faridpuri matriculated from [[calcutta madrasa]] (1920). He studied at Deoband Madrasa (1927) and received ''ilme'' ''tasawwuf'' (knowledge of [[sufism]]) from Maulana Thanawi. Shamsul Haque taught [[hadith]] in a number of [[madrasah]]s. He was the founder-principal of the Lalbagh Jami';a Qurania Arabia (1950-68). He founded many other madrasas, mosques, and [[maktab]]s. He also founded Khademul Islam Jam';aat to implement Islamic ideals (1940) and Anjuman-i-Tablig-ul-Quran to counter Christian missionary activities. He took part in the [[pakistan movement]] and wished to see Pakistan established as an Islamic State. He contributed to the promotion of the Tabligh Jam';aat and founded an Islamic research centre, Idart-ul-M';aarif. He wrote and translated above a hundred books, among them ''Haqq''''a''''n''''i'''' Tafs''''i''''r'', ''J''''i''''baner Parichay'', ''Charitra Gathan'', ''Behesht''''i'''' Zewar'', ''Tabl''''i''''g-i-D''''i''''n'', and ''Bukh''''a''''r''''i''''-Sharif''. [Muhammad Ruhul Amin] [Amin, Muhammad Ruhul  Professor of Islamic Studies, Dhaka University]
+'''Faridpuri, Maulana Shamsul Haque''' (1896-1969)  educationist, Sufi and social reformer, born at Tungipara, [[Gopalganj District|gopalganj]]. His father, Munshi Abdullah, is said to have participated in the [[Sepoy Revolt, 1857|sepoy revolt]] (1857). Faridpuri matriculated from [[Calcutta Madrasa, The|calcutta madrasa]] (1920). He studied at Deoband Madrasa (1927) and received ''ilme tasawwuf'' (knowledge of [[Sufism|sufism]]) from Maulana Thanawi. Shamsul Haque taught [[Hadith|hadith]] in a number of [[Madrasah|madrasah]]s. He was the founder-principal of the Lalbagh Jami'a Qurania Arabia (1950-68). He founded many other madrasas, mosques, and [[Maktab|maktab]]s. He also founded Khademul Islam Jam'aat to implement Islamic ideals (1940) and Anjuman-i-Tablig-ul-Quran to counter Christian missionary activities. He took part in the [[Pakistan Movement|pakistan movement]] and wished to see Pakistan established as an Islamic State. He contributed to the promotion of the Tabligh Jam'aat and founded an Islamic research centre, Idart-ul-M'aarif. He wrote and translated above a hundred books, among them ''Haqqani Tafsir'', ''Jibaner Parichay'', ''Charitra Gathan'', ''Beheshti Zewar'', ''Tablig-i-Din'', and ''Bukhari-Sharif''. [Muhammad Ruhul Amin]
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