Ahmadis in Pakistan: An Ahmadi's point of view:

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Re: Ahmadis in Pakistan: An Ahmadi’s point of view:

@junaid001

can any one elaborate on this further what rights ahmedis dont have in pakistan please excuse me if i sound harsh i dont mean to.

they are declared non muslims: which is understandable.

they cant build places of worship resembling mosques: understandable.

other than that which form of state persecution ahmedis face in pakistan subject to law is not violated, not talking about individuals.
frankly i dont know.

You can get some details here; The Persecution of Ahmadiyya Muslim Community

• Government sponsored genocide of Ahmadis in 1974
• Anti-Ahmadiyya Ordinance_XX

A few events from last few months;

• PAKISTAN: Provincial government of Punjab is instigating violence against Ahmedis
• 5 Ahmadis detained without proof of blasphemy: HRCP
• Ahmadi children sent to DG Khan Jail
• Fifteen Ahmadis charged in Pakistan under Anti-Ahmadiyya Legislation
• Police book whole town on religious grounds <= Don’t know if to cry or laugh on this one

The FIR [Police report] stated, “The community members were also seen in a joyous mode and wearing colourful caps and displaying badges with religious slogans.” Hence the FIR was lodged under PPC Section 285 (with up to six months imprisonment and Rs 3,000 fine); Section 298C (Anti-Ahmadiyya law with up to three years imprisonment and also liable to fine); and 337H2 (with up to three months imprisonment and fine).

• Rights Denied - Ahmadiyya Community
• Punjab Medical College Expels 23 Ahmedi Students
• IFJ Condemns Inflammatory Broadcast and Link to Murders in Pakistan
• PAKISTAN: No action taken against Geo TV presenter who incited Muslims to murder members of Pakistan minority on air
• Persecution of Ahmadis in Pakistan in the year 2008 - A Summary

Aggressive profiling of Ahmadis;

Passport Form (section 16c):

c. I consider Mirza Ghulam Ahmad Quadiani to be an impostor nabi and also consider his followers whether belonging to the Lahori or Quadiani group, to be NON-MUSLIM.

What disgusting language to use on a country’s passport form for beliefs of a section of its citizens (not really citizens though).

Same declaration on National ID Card application form (section 36)

Educational Institution Application Form

DECLARATION
i) Muslims Only
A) I solemnly declare that I believe that Hazrat Muhammad (Peace be upon him) is the last prophet of Allah and there is and was no prophet after him. And that I have firm faith in Islam and I am not the follower of any such person who claims to be a prophet or religious reformer after Hazrat Muhammad (peace be upon him) I do not belong to Qadiani, Ahmadi or Lahori Group.

Why does a secular educational institution need to know the beliefs of an applicant?

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I don’t understand your “understandable” bits. Do civil liberties
or freedom of religion mean anything to you?