By

Azhar Chaudhry

Ahmadi Muslim Youth Killed in Kasur, Pakistan Due to Religious Hatred 

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Killing marks second faith-based murder of Ahmadi Muslims in one week   On Thursday, 24 April 2025, Muhammad Asif, a 19-year-old Ahmadi Muslim youth, was tragically shot and killed in Bhulair, District Kasur, by unidentified extremists on religious grounds. He was riding home on a motorcycle with his friend, Asnan Ahmad—also an Ahmadi Muslim —...

Tehreek-e-Labbaik mob lynches Ahmadi man outside place of worship

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Forty six (46) year old Laeeq Cheema, who belonged to the Ahmadiyya community, was lynched on Friday, by a mob of several hundred workers from Tehreek-e-Labbaik Pakistan (TLP), a far right religio-political party in the jurisdiction of the Preedy police station, in Karachi’s Saddar (mobile market) area. Cheema was beaten so badly that he succumbed...

Violent Mob Attack and Kill Ahmadi Muslim in Karachi 

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On Friday, 18 April 2025, following the conclusion of congregational prayers, a violent mob gathered outside the Ahmadiyya Muslim Hall in the Preedy area of Karachi. The crowd, reportedly affiliated with the far-right religious extremist group Tehreek-e-Labbaik Pakistan (TLP), began chanting anti-Ahmadi slogans and inciting unrest.  As local Ahmadi Muslims departed the prayer venue, the...

Pakistan police book over 40 Ahmadis for ‘converting house into worship site’

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Police in Kasur have registered a criminal case against more than 40 members of the Ahmaddiya community for allegedly converting a residential property into a place of worship. Kasur is a city to the south of Lahore, in the Pakistani province of Punjab. The FIR, filed on Sunday, names two individuals while 40 others remain unidentified. The...

42 Ahmadis booked for ‘offering prayers’

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KASUR: A-Division police on Sunday lodged a criminal case against 42 Ahmadis on charge of converting a house into a worship place at Shami Shaheed locality. Two of the suspects were nominated while 40 were unidentified in the first information report (FIR). The case was registered under Section 298(C) of the PPC which criminalises certain...

Police Erase Islamic Declaration of Faith on Ahmadi Muslim Mosque in Sheikhupura

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Since the beginning of Ramadan 2025, members of Tehreek-e-Labbaik Pakistan (TLP), a far-right religious extremist group in Farooqabad, Sheikhupura, have engaged in disruptive acts outside the local Ahmadi Muslim Mosque, regularly chanting anti-Ahmadi slogans on Fridays. Police officers defacing the Kalima (Islamic declaration of faith). On 13 April 2025, local police officers carried out an...

Police Destroy Minarets and Niches of Ahmadi Muslim Mosques in Nankana

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Following threats and an ultimatum issued by TLP, a far-right religious extremist organisation, to demolish architectural features of Ahmadi Muslim mosques in Sangla Hill by 15 April, local police responded without written orders. On the night of 9 April 2025, around 11pm, the minarets and niches of two Ahmadi Muslim mosques—located in Hamrajpura and Kot...

Niche of Ahmadi Muslim Mosque Destroyed in Ghaziabad

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A TLP-affiliated cleric, a far-right religious extremist organisation, demanded the demolition of the Ahmadi Muslim mosque’s prayer niche in Ghaziabad. On 5 April 2025, the Station House Officer of Ghaziabad police, along with plainclothes officers from intelligence agencies and labourers, surrounded the niche with cloth partitions and proceeded to demolish it. Debris was collected and...

Ahmadis face widespread restrictions on Eid prayers, escalating persecution

A wave of targeted restrictions and violent acts plunged the Ahmadiyya community into fear on Eid on March 31, as they faced widespread protests, intimidation, and threats, particularly concentrated around their places of worship. The incidents, which spanned both Punjab and Sindh provinces, have raised serious concerns about the escalating persecution of the marginalized religious...

Sealing of Ahmadi Muslim Mosque and Desecration of Graves in Khushab

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In District Khushab, Pakistan, members of the Ahmadiyya Muslim Community have faced a coordinated campaign of religious persecution and intimidation. On Eid day, as community members gathered for Eid prayers, hostile local opponents recorded videos and demanded immediate legal action against Ahmadi Muskims, including the sealing of their mosque. Although the police initially declined to...
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Tehreek-e-Labbaik mob lynches Ahmadi man outside place of worship
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Pakistan police book over 40 Ahmadis for ‘converting house into worship site’
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42 Ahmadis booked for ‘offering prayers’
15/04/2025

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