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The desecration of an Ahmadi Muslim mosque in Kala Gojran, District Jehlum took place on 14 July by by the police, succumbing to pressure from members of the extremist group, Tehreek-e-Labbaik Pakistan (TLP). This deplorable act was carried out under the threats and campaign by extremist elements in the area aimed at targeting Ahmadi Muslim...
The persecution of the Ahmadiyya Muslim Community in Pakistan continues to be a gross violation of human rights. Ahmadi Muslims are not allowed to practice their faith freely, even within the confines of their own homes, which goes against the Pakistan Supreme Court’s ruling. Incidents of forcefully preventing Ahmadi Muslims from sacrificing animals during Eid...
In Sanghar, Sindh province (Chak No. 24), the residence of Dr. Azhar Iqbal (local president of the Ahmadiyya Muslim branch) was undergoing renovation, and within the premises, there was an Ahmadi Muslim mosque. The restoration work of the damaged niche area in the mosque was also in progress. However, opponents objected to the presence of the minaret and nice, arguing...
In a shocking turn of events Syed Ali Ahmad Tariq, a 77-year-old senior advocate of the Supreme Court of Pakistan, was attacked and beaten along with his junior lawyer by a violent mob whilst appearing in Karachi City Court. The attackers then took him forcibly to the police station where the police registered a baseless...
On 24 and 25 March, local police force demolished the minarets of an Ahmadi Muslim mosque in Kalra Kalan (District Gujarat) that has been used by Ahmadi Muslims for more than 60 years.  Mosque before and after demolition of minarets The police arrived with a team in two cars with hammers, despite requests from the...
On 19 February an Ahmadi Muslim, Dr. Rashid Ahmed, was shot to death by religious fanatics in the city of Gutriala, Gujarat district of Punjab province.  Mr. Ahmad, who had no enmity with anyone, is survived by his widow and three daughters.The deceased doctor had opened a free homoeopathic dispensary in his house to serve...
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...
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...
An Ahmadi Muslim man has been charged by Karachi police under Pakistan’s anti-Ahmadi laws for using ‘Syed’ as his prefix; a prefix used by people descending from the lineage of Holy Prophet Muhammad (peace and blessings be upon him). Syed Ali Ahmad Tariq, who serves as a lawyer, had submitted some documents in connection with...
On 12 August an Ahmadi Muslim man was brutally stabbed to death on grounds of faith, in Rabwah, Pakistan – home to the headquarters of the Ahmadiyya Muslim Community. The perpetrator was raising religious slogans at the time of the incident. A religious fanatic, reported to be Hafiz Muhammad Shahzad Hasan Sialvi Rivi, fatally stabbed...
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