Government authorities across Pakistan ban thousands of Ahmadi Muslims the right to celebrate the festival of Eid, with police issuing formal warnings to Ahmadis in their homes.
Source/Credit: Ahmadiyya Muslim Community
By Press Desk | January 19, 2013
Five more Ahmadi Muslims murdered during October
Religious extremists murder five more Ahmadi Muslims in targeting religious leaders, active members, doctors and businessmen. No arrests have been made.
Four further attempts on Ahmadi Muslim lives were made putting the victims in a critical state.
Ahmadi Muslim students face prejudice, ostracization and labelled Wajibul Qatl (liable be killed) in the classroom with some families having to relocate after locals find out their faith.
Local authorities and police continue to participate in the desecration of Ahmadi Muslim grave stones at a number of graveyards. Anti Ahmadi extremists lead physical attacks of violence against Ahmadi Muslims and
their property.
Government authorities across Pakistan ban thousands of Ahmadi Muslims the right to celebrate the festival of Eid, with police issuing formal warnings to Ahmadis in their homes.
Legislation abused as Anti-Ahmadi laws are used to register cases against the Worldwide Head of the Ahamdiyya Muslim Community and four other Ahmadi Muslims, for ‘posing’ as Muslims.
Thousands of attendees gathered to hear anti Ahmadi extremists continue to propagate the coercion and demonization of Ahmadi Muslims during conferences all over Pakistan.
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