“The Faraizi Movement began in which year:”

"Initiated in 1819 by Haji Shariatullah the Faraizi Movement was a religious reform effort in Bengal aimed at purifying Islamic practices. It emphasized adherence to fundamental Islamic principles rejecting un-Islamic customs prevalent among Bengali Muslims. The movement gained traction among rural communities advocating for social justice and religious orthodoxy. Under Shariatullah’s leadership and later his son Dudu Miyan it played a significant role in mobilizing peasants against colonial and feudal oppression. The Faraizi Movement’s legacy lies in its contribution to Islamic revivalism and social reform in 19th-century South Asia."