How has the Muslim world responded to Qadiyaniat?

The Muslim world has responded to Qadiyaniat with widespread rejection due to its theological divergence from core Islamic beliefs. Numerous scholars and religious institutions have issued fatwas declaring Ahmadis as non-Muslims because of their denial of the finality of prophethood. Countries such as Pakistan have enshrined this in law, constitutionally declaring followers of Qadiyaniat as non-Muslims and restricting their use of Islamic titles and practices. Across the Muslim world, the movement has faced strong opposition, not out of cultural reasons, but due to its conflict with the most fundamental principle of Islam, making it a matter of faith and identity rather than mere disagreement.