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A Historical and Spiritual Epic of Courage, Conscience, and Social Awakening In the heart of 19th-century Bengal, a quiet revolution was stirring-a revolution of conscience, faith, and unwavering moral courage. This is the story of Shariatullah, a spiritual reformer whose teachings sparked the Faraizi movement, awakening oppressed villagers to resist injustice and reclaim their dignity without raising a sword. Revolt of the Soul is a sweeping historical and spiritual epic, tracing Shariatullah's journey from his early life and spiritual awakening to his courageous struggle against social and colonial oppression, and finally, the enduring influence of his movement across Bengal. Through discipline, faith, and moral clarity, he transformed communities and left a legacy that continues to inspire generations. This novel is more than history-it is a meditation on courage, conscience, and the silent power of ethical resistance. Readers will be transported to Bengal's villages, witness the trials and triumphs of its people, and discover how one man's devotion to justice and faith can ignite a moral storm that changes society forever. Perfect for lovers of historical fiction, spiritual epics, and stories of social reform, Revolt of the Soul illuminates a chapter of history often overlooked, celebrating a life devoted to principle, discipline, and righteous action.

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Md. Abu Bakkar is a teacher, translator, writer, and literature enthusiast from Bangladesh. Holding both a Bachelor's and Master's degree in 'English Language & Literature', he has been involved in the teaching profession since 2019. His literary interests primarily lie in novels, self-development books, and Ianguage teaching books. Through writing and translation, he is committed to transcending language barriers and bringing timeless literature within the reach of readers.

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