When the Qadianis/Ahmedis/Mirzais were declared non-Muslims?
Correct answer: B. 1974
- A. 1973
- B. 1974
- C. 1979
- D. 1975
Explanation
Pakistan’s Second Constitutional Amendment in 1974 declared the Ahmadi community non-Muslim for constitutional purposes. The 1979 date is associated with later legal measures, not the constitutional declaration itself.
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