Ahmadiyya Movement
- Mirza Ghulam Ahmad founded the movement in 1889 in Qadian near Amritsar in Punjab, India.
- In opposition to some aspects of Islam, he preached that he was the promised messiah who had the task of bringing God’s teaching into harmony with the present-day world.
- The sect has long been opposed by hardline Muslim clerics, some of whom consider Ahmadiyyas to be ....
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