• Source: Ahmadiyya in Morocco
    • The Ahmadiyya movement is a small but growing religious group in Morocco with only about five hundred adherents as of 2013.


      History


      The Ahmadiyya was officially established in Morocco in the early 1990s. the number of adherents of this Islamic group has increased over the years, but very slowly. In 2013, there have been an estimated 500 Ahmadis in Morocco, although the number may be much higher since some Ahmadis prefer not to openly reveal their adherence to the movement to protect themselves from persecution.


      Organizations


      Moroccan Ahmadis do not have an official place for them to practice or teach their faith, although an increasing number of schools are reportedly owned by Ahmadis, especially in the cities of Salé, Casablanca, Meknes and Tangier.


      See also



      Islam in Morocco
      Religion in Morocco
      Ahmadiyya in Algeria
      Ahmadiyya in Egypt


      References

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