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Police Raze Minarets Of Ahmadi Place Of Worship In Wazirabad

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Police razed minarets of a place of worship belonging to Jamaat-e-Ahmadiya, in Wazirabad, according to a spokesperson of the community, on Wednesday. The razing, the second such incident in the province in less than a month, took place on Tuesday night in the Moti Bazaar area. Pointing to a “discriminatory approach”, the spokesperson termed the...

Police case registered against Ahmadi Muslim

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In Karachi, on 21 November, an Ahmadi Muslim, Mr Syed Ali Ahmad Tariq, had a police case registered against him under sections 298-B, 298-C, and 34 of the Pakistan Penal Code. In September, Mr Tariq represented the local Ahmadi Muslims in a court case over the style of a new Ahmadi Muslim mosque, Bait-ul-Zikar, in...

Ahmadi Muslim graveyard sealed off

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In Peru Chak, Sialkot, a cemetery has been shared between Ahmadi Muslims and non-Ahmadi Muslims for the past 71 years. Following the death of Ahmadi Muslim Ms. Bushra Bibi, arrangements were made for her burial in the cemetery but this was blocked following a complaint by a cleric. Even after the administration was told that...

Ahmadi Muslim graves desecrated

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In Prem Kot, Hafizabad, the graves of two Ahmadi Muslims were desecrated with graffiti by two locals. On 22-23 November, the words ‘Kuta Qadiani [derogatory term for Ahmadi Muslim]’ meaning ‘Qadiani dog’ were graffitied on the back of the headstones. Source: Ahmadiyya Muslim Community UK

Murderer opens fire on house of Ahmadi Muslim

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The murderer of Ahmadi Muslim Mr. Humayun Waqar, killed in 2007, has been acquitted in Sheikhupura after being arrested in October after threatening two Ahmadi Muslims and demanding extortion money. On the condition he would refrain from acting against Ahmadi Muslims, he was released. However, on 18 November, he opened fire on the house of...

Gujranwala Police raze Ahmadi Muslim worship place minarets

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The Jamaat-e-Ahmadiyya (JA) on Saturday claimed that a police team had razed minarets atop an Ahmadi worship place in Gujranwala. The incident transpired between the night of December 7 and 8, according to the JA. Opponents of the community, the minority said, had approached police in connection with the structures six months earlier. The community...

Karachi Police Book Ahmadi Lawyer Over ‘Syed’ Prefix In Name

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An Ahmadi man was booked on Monday by Karachi police under the nation’s Ahmadiyya-specific penal provisions for using ‘Syed’ as a prefix. A copy of the FIR is available with The Friday Times — Naya Daur. The suspect, a lawyer, had been representing other Ahmadis before a court. The man had submitted some documents in connection...

Ahmadi Graves In Punjab’s Hafizabad Desecrated

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Unidentified suspects have desecrated Ahmadi graves in the Punjab, it has emerged. The suspects desecrated four grave headstones and inscribed anti-Ahmadi slurs on them. These included the term Qadiani: a derogatory slur employed for members of the community.  The incident transpired in Premkot, Hafizabad on November 22. It came to light after, according to the...

Criminal case registered against Ahmadi Muslims using private building for worship

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Karachi; September 2022: A complaint was raised against the Ahmadiyya Muslim Community in Karachi over their use of Ahmadiyya Hall for worship – a building they have been using for religious purposes for over half a century. The report to the police stated that it looked too similar to a mosque and Muslims could mistake...

Minaret of Ahmadi Muslim mosque demolished by the police

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Gojra, District Toba Tek Singh; 13 September 2022: In Gojra, District Toba Tek Singh, the minaret of the local Ahmadi Muslim mosque was destroyed by the police under pressure by anti-Ahmadiyya scholars. The Deputy Superintendent of the local police force instructed community members to destroy the minaret and to relocate any families residing in the...
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