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Pakistan Encroaches On International Ahmadi Web Site Content

(ANALYSIS) In February, the Pakistan Telecommunication Agency blocked online access to Wikipedia in all of Pakistan for “sacrilegious content.” A few days later, officials reversed the decision, claiming that the benefits of Wikipedia outweighed the benefit caused by banning it entirely in order to restrict only a number of pages. The PTA never stated which...

Anti-Ahmadi Muslim declaration required to join District Bar Association

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On 7 March, a declaration regarding the End of Prophethood was made compulsory to gainmembership to District Bar Association in Gujranwala. A translation is provided below: Long live Crown of End of Prophethood (Tajdare Khatme Nabuwwat, Zindabad)Notice for Information: All respected members of the bar are informed that according to the resolution passed in the...

Ahmadi Muslims targeted in school exam

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A school in Peshawar explicitly targeted Ahmadi Muslims in a recent examination paper. Already facing discrimination from staff, three Ahmadi Muslim students in Peshawar Model School had to sit an exam with questions on the Islamic concept of End of Prophethood. The final question asked for the date on which Qadianis [derogatory term for Ahmadi...

Two Ahmadi Muslim students expelled from school

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A rise in anti-Ahmadi Muslim rhetoric in Bhiri Shah Rehman, Gujranwala, has led to the expulsion of two Ahmadi Muslim students from a private school there. Recently, clerics have attended local mosques to promote boycotts of Ahmadi Muslims. Additionally, in the local government school, Ahmadi Muslim students were targeted and harassed during a lecture on...

Sargodha: Ahmadi Worship Place Desecrated ‘In Police Presence’

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A mob desecrated the minarets and the dome of the Ahmadiyya Place of Worship in Ghooghiat, District Sargodha, on Sunday. On the condition of anonymity, an eyewitness said that all this happened in the presence of local police at around 11 pm. It i s pertinent to mention here that this place of worship is...

Ahmadi Muslim Mosque in Kalra Kalan, Pakistan, desecrated by police 

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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...

Special Briefing: Ahmadi Muslim mosque desecrations

Pakistan is witnessing a shocking escalation in a coordinated wave of anti-Ahmadi violence fuelled by extremists and local police desecrating several mosques in recent months. The following provides a brief summary:  December 2022, Baghbanpura, Gujranwala: In a shocking incident, police officers removed the minarets of the local Ahmadi Muslim mosque. The police arrived with machinery to...

Attacks on Ahmadiyyas: EU diplomats call for protection of the minority

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Seven European diplomats today called for the protection of the religious minorities in the wake of recent attacks on the Ahmadiyya community in Panchagarh last week. Expressing concerns over the attacks during a meeting with Law Minister Anisul Huq at the ministry, the ambassadors said the freedom of religion of all must be ensured. EU...

75-Year-Old Ahmadi Muslim Doctor shot dead In Pakistan by religious fanatic

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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...

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...
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