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Pakistan, Three Ahmadi Mosques Attacked in Punjab Within Ten Days

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The authorities seem unable to resist the pressure and threats of the extremist organization Tehreek-e-Labbaik Pakistan. “Bitter Winter” devoted a series of seven articles to Tehreek-e-Labbaik Pakistan (TLP), a violent political-religious Islamic organization that Pakistani authorities try unsuccessfully to contain, more often than not surrendering to its pressure. This is especially true when TLP threatens or demands...

Mob-led attacks on Ahmadis growing, says HRCP

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LAHORE: The Human Rights Com­­mission of Pakistan (HRCP) said on Tuesday it had observed a growing trend of mob-led attacks on homes of families belonging to religious minorities, as well as their places of worship. The HRCP also spoke of Ahmadis’ “arbitrary detention”, “desecration of their graves”, and the “vulnerability of Hindu and Christian women”...

The Demolition of Daska’s Historic Ahmadi Muslim Mosque: An Act of Religious Oppression

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On the night of the 16th of January 2025, a historic Ahmadi Muslim mosque in Daska, Punjab, was ruthlessly demolished by Pakistani authorities. This mosque, built before 1947 under the patronage of Sir Muhammad Zafarullah Khan, was a landmark of immense historical and cultural significance. Its destruction, carried out under the cover of darkness using bulldozers and...

Grave Desecration And Hate Chalking: 40 Ahmadis’ Tombstones Damaged in Sheikhupura

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Ahmadiyya spokesperson Amir Mahmood calls for justice for those behind the hate-filled wall chalking and grave desecration Unknown miscreants broke the tombstones of seven Ahmadis in the cemetery of the City Police Station in Farooqabad, Sheikhupura District on January 21 (Tuesday). In addition, hate-filled wall chalking was done outside the homes of Ahmadis, prompting a...

Ahmadi worship place in Sialkot built by ex-FM Zafarullah Khan razed

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LAHORE: The local administration in Daska has demolished a historical place of worship, built by the country’s first foreign minister Zafarullah Khan, terming it an encroachment. The demolition, carried out on Jan 16, followed a notice issued two days earlier under the Punjab Local Government Act, claiming that an extension of the structure was illegal as...

Religious symbols at Ahmadiyya worship places removed

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SAHIWAL: The district administration and police on Friday removed the religious symbols being used by the Ahmadiyya community at Chak 6/11-L of Chichawatni and asked it to reduce the height of two minarets of their Jamaat Khana. Sources close to the situation reported that the law-and-order situation remained tense and hostile between the Ahmadiyya community...

Sindh police initiate probe into Ahmadi man’s killing in Mirpurkhas

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The Sindh police said on Friday they were looking into the death of an Ahmadi man in Mirpurkhas. The Ahmadiyya sect has been persecuted for decades in Pakistan but threats and intimidation have risen in recent years. Mirpurkhas Senior Superintendent of Police Shabbir Ahmed Sethar told Dawn.com: “We are lodging a first information report and an...

Ahmadi Man murdered in Rawalpindi by assailant wielding axe

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During the assault, the assailant reportedly kept shouting, “I have warned you Qadianis to leave this place.” Ahmadis continue to face violence at the hands of extremists. On Thursday, a member of the Ahmadi community, Tayyab Ahmad, was killed in broad daylight in Rawalpindi for his faith by an assailant who allegedly used an axe...

Dying in Bangladesh at Age 16—Just for Being an Ahmadi – Part I

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After weeks of agony, a young Ahmadi Muslim, who had been assaulted for no reason during the anti-government riots in August, breathed his last. Yet another victim of violence against freedom of religion or belief (FoRB) paid with his life for no reason except his faith. He was just 16. Shahriar Rakeen, a Bangladeshi Ahmadi Muslim, died...

Attack On Ahmadiyya Places Of Worship: Police Demolish Minarets In Sialkot, Miscreants Strike In Faisalabad

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“In a ruling on April 10, 2023, in the case of Imran Hamid v. the State (Criminal Case No. 5151/B/2023), LHC Justice Tariq Saleem Sheikh declared that places of worship built before 1984 cannot be demolished or altered.”In a troubling development, police in Sialkot carried out an illegal operation by demolishing the minarets of an...
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