Ahmadiyya in Belgium

However, in February 1981, Mirza Nasir Ahmad (the third Caliph of the community) sent Saleh Muhammad Khan to propagate the teaching of Islam Ahmadiyya, and in 1985, a building was purchased as a mission house in Dilbeek.

[3] In November 1992, the first Belgian Jalsa was held in the Dilbeek mission house, Bait-us-Salaam as a one-day event.

[5] The community has 5 Mosques in the country, located in Antwerp and Brussels, Dilbeek and Alken (the latter two which were originally mission houses).

Upon its completion, a number of guests including mayors were invited.

[7] (50°47′08″N 4°19′45″E / 50.78547936°N 4.32908022°E / 50.78547936; 4.32908022 (Baitul Mujeeb Mosque)) initially a mission house.