Difference Between Ahmadi and Qadiani

Ahmadi and Qadiani are two different groups of people, but they share similar beliefs. Both groups believe that the Messiah has already come and they follow the teachings of the Quran. They also believe that Jesus Christ will return to Earth before the Last Day. The difference between Ahmadi and Qadiani is their interpretation of certain Islamic doctrines. We’ll look at how these interpretations differ below:

Ahamdi : A group of people who follow the teachings of Mirza Ghulam Ahmad

Ahmadis believe that the Messiah has already come. They follow the teachings of the Quran, but also believe that the Messiah has already come. They do not accept any other claimant to be Muhammad’s successor or a prophet after him.

The founder was Mirza Ghulam Ahmad

The founder of the Ahmadiyya movement was Mirza Ghulam Ahmad (1835-1908), who claimed to be the promised Messiah and Mahdi. He was born in Qadian, India in 1835 and died in London, England in 1908.

The majority of Muslims consider Ahmadiyya as a heretical sect due to differences with mainstream Islam on key issues such as:

Ahmadis believe that the Messiah has already come.

The Ahmadiyya Muslim Community believes that the Messiah has already come, but he is still alive and will return to Earth before the Last Day. They also believe that there will be a Final Judgment at which time everyone’s fate will be decided by God.

They follow the teachings of the Quran, but also believe that the Messiah has already come.

Ahmadis believe that the Messiah has already come. They follow the teachings of the Quran, but also believe that the Messiah has already come. The founder was Mirza Ghulam Ahmad, who claimed to be a prophet himself and said he had been sent by God to revive Islam and reform it from within. He claimed to be both a prophet and a messiah because he said there were many prophets before Muhammad and one after him as well (the Mahdi).

Qadiani : A group of people who follow the teachings of Mirza Ghulam Ahmed and his successors.

Qadiani is the name of the town where Mirza Ghulam Ahmad lived. It’s also used to refer to his followers, who believe that Jesus will return before Judgment Day. However, mainstream Muslims do not accept this idea and look down upon Qadianis because they say Jesus Christ will return before Judgment Day.

They consider themselves Muslims (Muslims believe that Jesus Christ is a prophet) but are looked down upon by mainstream Muslims because they say that Jesus Christ will return to Earth before the Last Day.

The Qadiani group is a sect of Muslims who believe that Jesus Christ will return to Earth before the Last Day. They follow the teachings of the Quran, but also believe that the Messiah has already come. The founder was Mirza Ghulam Ahmad (1835-1908).

Ahmadis consider themselves Muslims (Muslims believe that Jesus Christ is a prophet) but are looked down upon by mainstream Muslims because they say that Jesus Christ will return to Earth before the Last Day.

Takeaway:

The difference between the Ahmadiyya Muslim Community and the Qadiani is that the former believes that the Messiah has already come. They follow the teachings of Islam, but also believe in Mirza Ghulam Ahmad who they believe was a Prophet sent by God to restore true monotheism to mankind.

The Qadiani sect believes that they are Muslims as well, but they do not accept Mirza Ghulam Ahmad as being a Prophet or messenger from God; rather, they believe he was just another Islamic scholar who came after Muhammad (pbuh).

These are just a few of the differences between Ahmadi and Qadiani. The most important thing to remember is that both groups believe in God, but they have different interpretations of his teachings. We hope this article has helped you understand these differences better!