Ahmadiyah menurut negara
Ahmadiyah adalah sebuah gerakan kebangkitan Islam dan mazhab atau aliran baru dalam Islam. Gerakan ini lahir lebih dari satu abad, yang tak lepas dari kontroversi. Salah satu hal yang menjadi kontroversi antara Ahmadiyah dengan gerakan Islam lainnya misalnya NU, ialah masalah kenabian. Pengikut Ahmadiyah meyakini bahwa ada nabi setelah Nabi Muhammad. Sosok yang diyakini sebagai penerus Nabi Muhammad itu yakni Mirza Ghulam Ahmad, pendiri Ahmadiyah[1].
Perkembangan Pengikut Ahmadiyah
Pada tahun 2014, Jamaah Muslim Ahmadiyah telah berdiri di 206 negara yang tersebar di seluruh dunia. Karena ada sejumlah negara melarang adanya Ahmadiyah di negara tersebut, jumlah Ahmadi tidak bisa dihitung secara pasti. Karenanya, Jamaah Muslim Ahmadiyah memberikan gambaran “puluhan juta”.[2] Walaupun begitu, kebanyakan dari sumber-sumber independen memperkirakan jumlah Ahmadi antara 10 sampai 20 juta.
Gerakan Ahmadiyah Lahore mewakili sekitar kurang dari 0,2% dari jumlah total penduduk Ahmadi.[3]
Negara-negara
Berikut ini adalah perkiraan angka Muslim Ahmadi dan persentase mereka menurut negara. Walaupun begitu, ini tidak mencantumkan seluruh negara yang memiliki penduduk Ahmadi. Banyak negara-negara dengan jumlah Muslim Ahmadi yang besar tidak tercantum, seperti Benin, Burkina Faso, Pantai Gading, Guinea, Gambia, dan sejumlah negara-negara Arab.
Negara / Teritori
|
Populasi Ahmadi
|
Persentase (%) dari Muslim
|
Persentase (%) dari penduduk
|
Catatan/ Sumber
|
Argentina
|
15.500
|
2,0
|
< 0,1
|
Perkiraan[4]
|
Australia
|
3.000
|
0,8
|
< 0,1
|
Perkiraan[5]
|
Austria
|
300
|
0,1
|
< 0,1
|
Perkiraan[6]
|
Bangladesh
|
100.000
|
0,1
|
0,1
|
Perkiraan[7][n 1]
|
Belarus
|
30
|
0,2
|
< 0,1
|
Estimate[8]
|
Belgia
|
1.250
|
0,2
|
< 0,1
|
Estimate[9]
|
Belize
|
50
|
1,8
|
< 0,1
|
Estimate[10]
|
Bulgaria
|
400
|
< 0,1
|
< 0,1
|
Estimate[11]
|
Cameroon
|
430.000
|
12,0
|
2,2
|
PRC[12]
|
Canada
|
25.000
|
2,5
|
0,1
|
Estimate[13]
|
Chad
|
260.000
|
4,0
|
2,0
|
PRC[12]
|
Congo
|
60.000
|
6,0
|
0,1
|
PRC[12]
|
Denmark
|
600
|
0,3
|
< 0,1
|
Estimate[14]
|
Egypt
|
50.000
|
0,1
|
< 0,1
|
Estimate[15]
|
Fiji
|
2.000
|
3,6
|
0,3
|
1996 Census[n 2]
|
France
|
1.000
|
< 0,1
|
< 0,1
|
|
Germany
|
35.000
|
0,9
|
< 0,1
|
Estimate[16][17]
|
Ghana
|
635.000
|
16,0
|
2,5
|
PRC[12][n 3]
|
Guatemala
|
100
|
8,3
|
< 0,1
|
Estimate[18]
|
Guinea Bissau
|
14.000
|
2,0
|
0,8
|
PRC[12]
|
India
|
1.000.000
|
0,6
|
< 0,1
|
Estimate[19]
|
Indonesia
|
400.000
|
0,2
|
0,2
|
ARDA[20][21]
|
Ireland
|
500
|
1,2
|
< 0,1
|
Estimate[22]
|
Israel
|
2.200
|
0,2
|
< 0,1
|
Estimate[23]
|
Italy
|
100
|
< 0,1
|
< 0,1
|
Estimte[24]
|
Japan
|
100
|
0,1
|
< 0,1
|
|
Kenya
|
115.000
|
4,0
|
0,3
|
PRC[12]
|
Kyrgyzstan
|
1.000
|
< 0,1
|
< 0,1
|
Estimate[25]
|
Lesotho
|
350
|
35,0
|
< 0,1
|
AMC[26]
|
Liberia
|
52.000
|
10,0
|
1,2
|
PRC[12]
|
Malaysia
|
2.000
|
< 0,1
|
< 0,1
|
Estimate[27]
|
Mali
|
245.000
|
2,0
|
1,6
|
PRC[12]
|
Marshall Islands
|
10
|
100,0
|
< 0,1
|
U.S. Bureau of Democracy[28]
|
Mauritius
|
5.000
|
2,3
|
0,4
|
|
Mexico
|
100
|
2,7
|
< 0,1
|
Esitimate[29]
|
Netherlands
|
1.500
|
0,2
|
< 0,1
|
Estimate[30]
|
New Zealand
|
400
|
1,0
|
< 0,1
|
Estimate[31]
|
Niger
|
940.000
|
6,0
|
5,5
|
PRC[12]
|
Nigeria
|
2.270.000
|
3,0
|
1,3
|
PRC[12]
|
Norway
|
1.500
|
1,0
|
< 0,1
|
Estimate[32]
|
Pakistan
|
4.000.000
|
2,2
|
2,2
|
Estimate[n 4]
|
Senegal
|
123.000
|
1,0
|
0,9
|
PRC[12]
|
Sierra Leone
|
500.000
|
12,0
|
8,1
|
AMC
|
Singapore
|
200
|
< 0,1
|
< 0,1
|
1970s Estimate[33]
|
Spain
|
600
|
0,1
|
< 0,1
|
|
Suriname
|
10.000
|
11,9
|
1,9
|
|
Swaziland
|
250
|
12,5
|
< 0,1
|
AMC[34]
|
Sweden
|
800
|
0,2
|
< 0,1
|
|
Switzerland
|
800
|
0,2
|
< 0,1
|
Estimate[35]
|
Tanzania
|
2.020.000
|
15,0
|
4,5
|
PRC[12]
|
Tuvalu
|
300
|
100,0
|
3,0
|
AMC
|
Uganda
|
162.000
|
4,0
|
0,5
|
PRC[12]
|
United Kingdom
|
30.000
|
1,0
|
< 0,1
|
Estimate[36]
|
United States
|
15.000
|
0,6
|
< 0,1
|
Estimate[37]
|
Zambia
|
500
|
0,8
|
< 0,1
|
Estimate[38]
|
Catatan
- ^ There is also an upper estimate of 200,000 Ahmadi Muslims in Bangladesh.
- ^ The actual figure as stated in the 1996 census is 1,976.
- ^ Ghana's Muslims have previously raised concern over the census figures which states that 17% of Ghanaians belong to the Muslim faith. It is claimed that Muslims represent somewhere between 30 and 45% of Ghana. Under this, the Ahmadiyya population would number almost 2 million. The Ahmadiyya Muslim Community itself gives an estimate of over 2 million Ahmadis in Ghana. See:
- ^ The 1998 Pakistani census states that there are 291,000 (0.22%) Ahmadis in Pakistan. However, the Ahmadiyya Muslim Community has boycotted the census since 1974 which renders official Pakistani figures to be inaccurate. Independent groups have estimated the Pakistani Ahmadiyya population to be somewhere between 2 million and 5 million Ahmadis. However, the 4 million figure is the most quoted figure. See:
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