Ahmadiyya in Bangladesh

The Ahmadiyya movement gained speed in 1912 after the allegiance of Syed Muhammad Abdul Wahid Ahmadi, a Brahmanbarian mawlana.

[5][6] Since its establishment in Bangladesh, members of the Ahmadiyya Community have faced persecution from Muslim groups.

In 1992, the Ahmadiyya headquarters in Dhaka were attacked by a mob and a number of Qurans & other books were burnt.

On 29 October 2003, an Ahmadi Imam named Shah Alam in Roghunathpurbak village in Jhikargachha upazila of Jessore was killed.

[10] In February 2013, a mob set fire to Ahmadiyya property at a site which had been prepared to hold the community's centenary celebrations, causing tens of millions worth of damage in local currency.

Masjid Baitul Baset, a Ahamadiya mosque in Chittagong , which is situated next to a Sunni mosque named Nawab Wali khan Jame Mosque (not shown in the picture).
87th annual convention of Ahmadiyya Jama'at Bangladesh