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| Anti-Ahmadiyya propaganda distributed in the UK by Khatme Nybuwwat |
Source/Credit: RDFRS US | UK
By Tanweer for RDFRS | December 9, 2010
The radical Khatme Nabuwwat group is currently engaged in a hate campaign against the peaceful and law-abiding Ahmadiyya Muslim Community in the UK.
The Ahmadiyya Muslim Community has spoken against terrorism and unjust laws used by some Muslim countries and has called for the protection of all people's rights and their equal treatment before the law, regardless of their beliefs or background.
In response to an Ahmadi peace campaign calling for loyalty and positive contribution to the UK, the Khatme Nabuwwat group has launched a hate campaign boycotting Ahmadi business and raising posters and slogans abusing the community.
This [hate campaign] has been imported from their activities in Pakistan, where two Ahmadi mosques in Lahore were attacked in May 2010, leaving over 86 people dead. Over there posters have been put up calling for Ahmadis to be killed.
Both the BBC and Channel 4 have reported this disturbing development in the UK.
BBC report:
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-11947734
Channel 4 report:
http://www.channel4.com/news/hate-crime-investigation-into-threats-against-ahmadi-muslims
Should such people be permitted to continue to threaten the peaceful and positive voice of Ahmadis in Islam?
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