Beliefs
Ahmadi Muslims' beliefs are considered heretical and outside of Islam by most mainstream Muslims, though an exception may be made by some in the case of the smaller Lahore Ahmadiyya Movement.
According to Ahmadi beliefs, the Ahmadiyyat is the revival of the Islam. With so much in common, there still remains the fundamental difference which sets Ahmadiyya Muslim Community apart from other Muslims. The difference on the issue of revival of Islam. All other differences emanate from this main issue.
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