the minority group ahmadiyya is also present. in 1974, the government of pakistan amended the constitution of pakistan to define a muslim "as a person who believes in finality of prophet muhammad" and technically ahmadis are declared non-muslims. ahmadis believe in muhammad as the best and the last law bearing prophet and mirza ghulam ahmad as the christ of muslims. consequently, they were declared non-muslims by a parliamentary tribunal. there are approximately 2 million ahmadis in the country. this equates to around 1% of the population.