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Police in Vehari defaced sacred inscriptions on Ahmadi gravestones for a second day, allegedly to appease extremists. The police acted after local pressure, raising concerns about unlawful actions.For the second consecutive day, police in Vehari have defaced sacred inscriptions inscribed on graves of the local Ahmadiyya community. The incident took place in a join graveyard...
A radical extremist mob gathered outside the Ahmadiyya Mosque in Islamiya Park, Lahore, as a mob lynching unfolds. Despite police presence, authorities have turned a blind eye to the attack. The ongoing violence against the Ahmadiyya community, which is classified as non-Muslim by Pakistan’s constitution, underscores the systemic persecution and hate crimes faced by religious minorities...
The JAP said that discriminating against and harassing someone based on their beliefs is a severe violation of human rights and Pakistan’s Constitution and the laws are clear on this matter. Lahore: A college teacher belonging to the Ahmadi minority community has been terminated following a large scale protest by students at a college in...
Police allegedly demolished the minarets of a 40-year-old worship place of the minority Ahmadi community in Pakistan’s Punjab province, the Jamaat-e-Ahmadiyya Pakistan said on Monday. The incident took place in Okara, Depalpur, about 130 kilometres from Lahore. Jamaat-e-Ahmadiyya Pakistan (JAP) official Amir Mahmood told PTI on Monday that over a dozen policemen of Punjab police...
The Supreme Court of Pakistan’s recent reversal in the Mubarak Sani case, where Sani faced charges under some of Pakistan’s notorious blasphemy laws and for distributing an Ahmadi religious text, threatens religious freedom and minority rights in the country. The case reveals how religious and political pressures are influencing Pakistan’s judiciary and weakening its independence....
By Fareed Ahmad for Human Rights Without Frontiers HRWF (30.08.2024) – The Ahmadiyya Muslim Community in Pakistan is enduring an alarming rise in violence and systemic persecution in 2024, with a disturbing trend of targeted murders, desecration of mosques and graves, and the continued denial of basic civil rights. This year, up to July 2024 alone,...
A judge in Pakistan on Thursday said the country’s Supreme Court would amend a ruling that recognised some religious freedoms for the persecuted Ahmadiyya minority, after weeks of widespread protests from far-right Islamist groups. The Ahmadiyya sect, considered heretical by fundamentalist groups, has been persecuted for decades in Pakistan, but threats and intimidation have risen...
The controversy began after Justice Isa’s bench ordered the release of Mubarak Ahmad Sani, an Ahmadiyya man accused of blasphemy. Sani was charged under the Punjab Holy Quran (Printing and Recording). A massive demonstration has erupted in Pakistan, with thousands of protesters marching under the banner “Sar tan se juda” (behead them), targeting Supreme Court...
While the legal saga of Mubarak Ahmed Sani remains subject to conflicting interpretations, what is clear is that Sunni authorities want the repression to continue. The battle about the Mubarak Ahmed Sani case and the decision issued last February by the Chief Justice of Pakistan’s Supreme Court is difficult to understand for non-Pakistanis, primarily because...
Police fired couple of teargas shells but protesters stood defiant. ISLAMABAD: The participants of Majlis Tahaffuz Khatam-e-Nabuwat (SAW) march picketed in front of the Supreme Court on Monday after pushing back the local police and gave the apex court Sept 07 deadline to review its verdict in Mubarak Sani case. Led by JUIF leader Maulana...
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