The Ahmadiyya Movement was first established in the Punjab state of India by Hazrat Mirza Ghulam Ahmad (1839-1908) who declared himself as the promised Messiah and Mahdi - the Islamic reformer. Ghulam refuted Christian, Hindu and traditional Islamic doctrines about Jesus, which said that He would …
Ghana
The Fulbe People
Day 23 - The Fulbe in Ghana The Muslim people who call themselves Fulbe in Ghana are more popularly known as the Fulani. They have a population estimated to be about 300,000, but it’s uncertain as they are a nomadic, pastoral society. They move frequently with their herds of cows which supply milk …
The Dagombas
Day 5 - The Dagombas of Northern GhanaAs a family head and elder of his village in Northern Ghana, Abdulai is a well-respected member of his community. However, he still lives in fear of those who may want to harm his family through witchcraft. One form of protection he uses is nangbantotim, …
