What percentage of Muslims are Ahmadi Muslims?

Answer 1

Almost 1.5 %. Ahmadi Muslims contribute over 200 million population of the world, in more than 198 countries. Having contradictory views from the main stream Muslims they considered as non-Muslims in some countries like in Pakistan and Saudi Arabia. They are almost 4 million in Pakistan and more than 1 million in India while rest of their proportion exist in U.K, Germany, Canada and U.S.A. They are also gaining popularity in some African countries like Ghana and others. In 1974 Pakistan National Assembly took decision to declare them non-Muslim but in other countries they are considered as Muslims.

It is important to note that while Ahmadis consider themselves to be Muslims, their assertion that Mirza Ghulam is a prophet leads most Sunnis, Shiites, and Ibadi Muslims to declare them to be heretics. (According to mainstream Islam, nobody after Mohammed can prophesy and Mirza Ghulam lived in the 19th-20th centuries.)

Answer 2

An Ahmadiyya Muslim is one who believes that Muhammad was the last "law bearing" prophet but not the final prophet of Allah. Traditional Muslims believe that Muhammad was the final prophet. According to Hadhrat Mirza Masroor Ahmad, who is the new spiritual leader (the head of the church in a sense), there are approximately 200 million Muslims who are considered Ahmadiyya.

Answer 3

about 200 million

The 200 million was claimed by the head of Ahmadiyya community in 2002. The real figure is around 1.5 million total Ahmadis in the world.

Answer 4

As per the International Research Group Pew Forum, there are around 8 million Ahmadi Muslims in the world. This report was published in 2012 which included only 13 African countries.