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	'''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\|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]		'''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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	'''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\|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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	~~<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]]. 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]

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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]

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