Monday, September 10, 2012

Pakistan: Khatme Nabuwat Conference calls for restrictions on Ahmadi community


Demanding amendments in the country’s laws, the participants said that the religious activities of the Ahmadi community should be banned in Pakistan and their social activities should be monitored.

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Source/Credit: The Express Tribune
By  Rana Tanveer | September 10, 2012

LAHORE: The Khatme Nabuwat Conference ended here on Monday with speakers calling for various measures against the members of the Ahmadi community.

A resolution, proposed by Justice(r) Nazeer Ahmed – member of Islamic Ideology Council, was passed during the Tajdar Khatame Nabuwat Conference, organised by Fidayane Khatame Nabuwat at Aiwan-e-Iqbal on Monday.

The participants of the conference also stated that Malik Mumtaz Qadri, the self-confessed killer of former Punjab Governor Salman Taseer, has not committed any offence by killing him and should be released.

Demanding amendments in the country’s laws, the participants said that the religious activities of the Ahmadi community should be banned in Pakistan and their social activities should be monitored.

The attendees further demanded that Ahmadis should be treated as non-Muslims not only in Pakistan but also in Azad Jammu and Kashmir.

Those who attended the conference include Ruet-e-Hilal committee chairman Mufti Muneeb-ur-Rehman, MNA Haji Fazal Karim, MNA Captain Safdar, Maulana Syed Irfan Mashhadi, Khadim Hussain Rizvi, Akhtar, Sarwat Ijaz Qadri, Shah Ahmed Awais Norani, Pir Muhammad Afzal Qadri, Dr Raghib Naeemi, Mumtaz Qadri’s father Malik Bashir and his brother Dilpazir Ahmed.



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  1. Why is it that Ahmadis are banned from carrying out their religious activities because they are are considered non-Muslims? Why is this ban not placed upon any other religion in Pakistan?
    These specific people are the reason why the people of Pakistan are constantly fearing for their lives.
    If they really are "Muslims" than they would know that killing someone is considered a sin unless it is in the form of self defense, therefore, killing Ahmadis because they are considered "Non-Muslims" is no proper justification in Islam. If this was allowed, then these so called "Muslims" would be allowed to kill the rest of the 6 billion or so "Non-Muslims" currently living on Earth!
    Know why you are doing such acts before you actually do them instead of blindly following some other misguided individuals.

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