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Ahmed al-Hassan, who would later claim to be the prophesied Yamani and a messenger from Imam Mahdi is born in Basra, Iraq.
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Ahmed al-Hassan announced his mission as the Yamani and a messenger from Imam Mahdi, marking the beginning of the movement that would evolve into the Ahmadi Religion of Peace and Light.
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Abdullah Hashem, a disciple of Ahmed al-Hassan in Egypt, attracted followers after being mentioned in Prophet Muhammad's will as a Mahdi. Ahmed al-Hassan announced him as the Qaim from Muhammad's family, initiating a movement with the motto "Allegiance is to Allah."
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Officially established as a nonprofit organization with church status in the United States. Same hear Abduallah Hashem and around 70 followers establish themselves on a farm in Sweden.
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Published their sacred text "The Goal of the Wise," and moved their headquarters to the United Kingdom.
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Members faced persecution in various countries. Members attempting to seek asylum detained at the Turkish-Bulgarian border.
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"The Mahdi's Manifesto" is released outlining their beliefs and mission.
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Continues its activities from the headquarters in the UK with members in over 40 countries.