The movement was behind the first ever woman to lead mixed-gender congregational prayers in India.[112] It maintains an office and headquarters within Kerala.[113] There is a large community of Quranists in Kerala.[114] One of its leaders, Jamida Beevi, has also spoken out against India's triple talaq law which is mostly based on the Sunni inspired Muslim Personal Law (Shariat) Application Act, 1937.[115] The most prominent predecessor to the Quran Sunnat Society in India was from the views put forth by Ahmed Khan in the 19th century.