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May 2018
Hafiz Hamid Raza, the Sialkot Imam who can be heard callously enjoying the destruction of the Ahmadi mosque, (which can be heard in the background), visited the United Kingdom and spoke at the Khatame Nabuwat conference in Derby in 2014. We have listed the video below and which confirms his entry into the United Kingdom. Hafiz Raza...
The government must ensure the freedom of religion for its citizen, including for Ahmadiyah believers in Indonesia, as is guaranteed by the Constitution and international covenants.   Jakarta. The government must ensure the freedom of religion for its citizen, including for Ahmadiyah believers in Indonesia, as is guaranteed by the Constitution and international covenants. A series of...
On Friday Pakistan’s provincial assembly of Sindh refused submission of a resolution denouncing the mob attack on a historic Ahmadiyya Mosque. The resolution was tabled by Irum Azeem Farooque, an Independent member of the provincial legislature. Farooque claimed that no political party wanted to sign the resolution which called on the House to “Strongly condemn...
Left:  The historical Mubarak Mosque in its prime.  Right: The Mosque in ruins following an unprovoked attack against the Ahmadiyya Muslim Community, Sialkot, Pakistan. Issue Sialkot: On 23 May 2018, a large violent mob attacked and destroyed a local Ahmadi home and historical Mosque dating over a century old.   At 10.45pm a large mob of...
[VIDEO]: Click HERE to see video of the debate. On Thursday 24 May 2018, MPs held a debate on the persecution of the Ahmadiyya Muslim community. Siobhain McDonagh (Mitcham and Morden) (Lab) I beg to move, That this House notes with concern the rising tide of persecution of Ahmadi Muslims in Pakistan, Algeria and other countries...
Hazrat Mirza Masroor Ahmad says Ahmadi Muslims will continue to respond to all forms of provocation and injustice with prayers and peace The World Head of the Ahmadiyya Muslim Comunity, the Fifth Khalifa (Caliph), His Holiness, Hazrat Mirza Masroor Ahmad has strongly condemned an attack targeting a Mosque and a historical house in Sialkot, Pakistan belonging...
* The operation started by the municipal admin in police presence soon attracted a violent mob Lahore: A historic Ahmadiyya community property, including a place of worship, in Sialkot was razed to ground by the administration, aided by a violent mob, in an operation that started on Wednesday night and lasted till early Thursday morning. Reports...
Islamabad : Sunni extremists in Pakistan have demolished a historical mosque belonging to the Ahmadiyya community in Punjab province, the latest attack on the minority group in the Muslim-majority country. A persecuted minority sect, the Ahmadiyya community was declared non-Muslims in Pakistan through a constitutional amendment in 1974 during the tenure of former prime minister...
LAHORE: A mob on Thursday attacked and partially demolished an Ahmedi community’s place of worship in Sialkot. At about 11pm on Wednesday, a mob of about 600 men showed up at the spot and began to demolish the Ahmadiya place of worship. The mob continued the destruction up to 3am, as no one tried to...
The Ahmadiyya Muslim Community strongly condemns the attempted destruction of a Mosque and a historical house in Sialkot, Pakistan, by local municipal officials and an enraged mob. It is extremely shocking to note that local authorities were involved in this attack and did nothing to uphold the rule of law and protect the rights of...
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