BBC: Until this time period there were about 30 Ahmadiyah families living in camps in Wisma Transito in Mataram, West Nusa Tenggara.
Since seven years ago, Ahmadiyah congregation fled their village in Ketapang, West Lombok after experiencing intimidation and violence which led to the forced evictions.
Since then their lives adrift in a life of uncertainty in many social and economic barriers.
Wisma Transito in their daily lives indoors, limited to banners rags, cardboard boxes or sacks as a separator between a family with another family.
In a narrow swath and stuffy that they share a bed, cooking and doing other family activities in the same space filled with limitations.
“We were in our terms Pakumis environment, dense slums, displaced due to the seven-year stay in the barracks with the room size 2×3 meter 3×3 meter even partitioned rags, sacks and cloth banners residual” said Nashirudin Ahmadi, an Ahmadiyya Muslim preacher.
During his stay at the shelter, the necessities of life they had supported local government aid groceries, but since 2007 no more aid flowing.
In order to survive, they work odd jobs, a coolie, mengasong, or motorcycle taxi lived for a bite of rice.
Yet when they used to live in the village counted wealthy, owning land and homes as well as permanent jobs.
“Many have sold their land in the village to cover the cost of living here,” said Nashirudin.
‘Political element’
Ahmadiyya history
Ahmadiyah was founded by Mirza Ghulam Ahmad (1835-1908) in 1889 in a small village named Qadian, Punjab, India. Mirza Ghulam Ahmad as a Mujaddid title, the Messiah, and the Mahdi.
After Mirza Ghulam Ahmad died, led by Sadr Anjuman Ahmadiyya Ahmadiyya. Then replaced Bashiruddin Mirza Mahmud Ahmad. Bashiruddin was the son of Mirza Ghulam Ahmad. During the leadership of the Ahmadiyya is broken.
Bashiruddin found al-Masih al-Promised Messiah was truly the prophet. All Muslims are not berbaiat to him, the ruling infidels, and out of Islam.According Bashiruddin, the Prophet Muhammad was not the last prophet.
Congregation who oppose Bashiruddin, then out, and formed the Ahmadiyya Anjuman Ahmadiyya Isya’ati known as Lahore, as centered in Lahore, Pakistan. Lahore Ahmadiyya Mirza insists only Islamic reformers of the century.
In Indonesia, the Ahmadiyya brought by three youths of Sumatra Thawalib which is a boarding school in Padangpanjang, West Sumatra.
They are Abubakar Ayyub, Nur al-Din Ahmad and Zaini Dahlan.
Originally Jihadists would go to Egypt, because it was known as the Cairo Centre for Islamic Studies.However, they suggested that teachers go to India because the country started to become the center of Islamic thought Modernization.
Bashiruddin followers, known as Ahmadiyah or Ahmadiyya Qadian. In Indonesia, the Ahmadiyya Qadian called Ahmadiyah Indonesia. Headquartered in Parung, Bogor.
While the Lahore Ahmadiyya, based in Yogyakarta, the Indonesian Ahmadiyah Movement name
Violence against Ahmadiyah congregation rose dramatically after the Suharto regime, and increasingly in the future after President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono issued a decree in 2008 that is considered anti-Ahmadiyya.
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