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On 14 August 2025, what should have been a day of national celebration turned violent for Ahmadi Muslims in District Faisalabad. Under the guise of Independence Day processions, a mob launched a targeted campaign of hate in the jurisdiction of Dijkot Police Station.  The crowd chanted anti-Ahmadi slogans and then escalated attacks from verbal abuse...
A wave of targeted restrictions and violent acts plunged the Ahmadiyya community into fear on Eid on March 31, as they faced widespread protests, intimidation, and threats, particularly concentrated around their places of worship. The incidents, which spanned both Punjab and Sindh provinces, have raised serious concerns about the escalating persecution of the marginalized religious...
The decision by the Lahore High Court can also affect other religious minorities. Last week, the Lahore High Court, upholding verdicts of two lower courts, issued a decision in matter of inheritance that perpetuates discrimination against the Ahmadiyya Community in Pakistan and also affects other minority religions. The judges ruled that non-Muslims should face legal restrictions when...
What intention does the project of preventing a whole portion of humanity from being born reveal? Some religious fanatics advocate it. Time to investigate. The matter is of course not light-hearted, but too many people use the word “genocide” light-heartedly. They in fact intend it as a mere synonym of “massacre.” Of course, a massacre...
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...
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...
Urge Punjab’s home department to implement a notification from June 2023, warn police and district administration officials of departmental action if they fail to implement directions Lawyers in Lahore have asked the government and the police to ensure that members of the Ahmadiyya community are prevented from performing the ritual sacrifice on Eidul Adha. In...
On 16th July in Jhelum, some unknown assailants committed an act of desecration by damaging the tombstones of the graves of two companions of the Promised Messiah, Hadhrat Maulana Burhan Ud Din Jhelumi, and Hadhrat Maulvi Muhammad Ibrahim, which were in the combined graveyard. These graves were surrounded by a protective boundary, but unfortunately, it...
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...
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