By

Azhar Chaudhry

Extremists attack Ahmadi Muslim mosque in Karachi

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On 2 February at around 3:30 pm, an extremist mob destroyed the minarets of an Ahmadi Muslim mosque in Karachi, that has been used by Ahmadi Muslims for more than 50 years.  Extremists scaled the walls of the building to demolish the minarets with hammers. Police on duty tried to stop the perpetrators but due...

Press release: Terrorists attack mosque and brutally murder nine Ahmadi Muslims in Burkina Faso

On Wednesday 11th January 2023, terrorists invaded a Mosque of theAhmadiyya Muslim Community in Burkina Faso, killing nine worshipers inan unprovoked and cold-blooded attack. Local Ahmadi Muslims were peacefully gathered in their Mosque in MehdiAbad, near the northern town of Dori, for the evening prayers, whenterrorists invaded the Mosque and began harassing the worshippers.They separated...

Press release: New bill makes blasphemy laws more stringent

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The National Assembly of Pakistan has voted to make the country’s controversial blasphemy laws more stringent, sparking alarm among minority communities who fear it could fuel rights abuses and be used to further target religious minorities. On 17 January the National Assembly unanimously passed the Criminal Laws (Amendment) Bill, increasing punishment for insulting the Prophet...

November 2022

October 2022

Ahmadi Muslim forced to vacate shop

In Mithi, District Tharparkar, in September, Mr Muhammad Ashraf, an Ahmadi Muslim, opened a retail store. When locals became aware he was an Ahmadi Muslim, nearby residents told people not to purchase anything from his store. A cleric was sent to the owner of the store and demanded he vacate it or he would inform...

Anti-Ahmadi activities in Rabwah, headquarters of the Ahmadiyya Muslim Community in Pakistan

On 7 October, following Friday prayers, a speech against Ahmadi Muslims was made at Jamia Masjid Muhammadiya in Rabwah to a crowd of 200 clerics and students. The audience were told to refuse treatment at the Ahmadi Muslim hospital and to boycott Ahmadi Muslims. The police were summoned and informed of the incident. Source: Ahmadiyya...

Ahmadi Muslim mosque under threat

In Okara, complaints were made to the police about the local Ahmadi Muslim mosque having minarets and ordered their demolition. On 14 October, the police summoned a delegation of Ahmadi Muslims to express their position; they refused to take any action on the minarets themselves so the police ordered them to raise the outer walls...

18 Ahmadi Muslim children expelled from schools

In District Jhang, Punjab, at Sajid Public School, an Ahmadi Muslim student was told by her teacher not to write the epithet that follows the name of the Holy Prophet – peace be upon him or sallalaho eleihe wasallam in Arabic – in case she wrote it incorrectly. Locals were keen to make an issue...

Ahmadi Muslim mosque desecrated by police

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In another shocking incident police officers in Baghbanpura, District Gujranwala, removed the minarets of the Ahmadi Muslim mosque (see photo, below). The police arrived with machinery to demolish the minarets of the mosque on the afternoon of 7 December. They blocked the road leading to the mosque and switched off nearby lights to avoid attracting...
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