فیصل آباد: شرانگیز پمفلٹ کی تقسیم

[karachiwala]

Dear Biomat
Aslam o Alikum

two things I want to clearify,

1. All books of Hadharat Promised Messiah(as) talk about peace, tolerance and love, You can not even point out a single sentence in which He(as) incited people to kill anyone, but you will always find him(as) otherwise. for example you can read his last book "Message of Peace", ????? ???.
2. You are just trying to justify wrong act of Mullah now but before this you yourself said that you can not condone such violent calls, or even trying to clear the environment by posting articles from Akbar Chaudhary and TruthRevieled stating that this act might have done by ahmadiyya jamat itself.
   I simply can't understand why you were unable to stick with that.

If you really want to shift this toward religion you can come to rahehuda.mta.tv forum to talk, otherwise you can send me your facebook id in private messasge.

At the end I would like to thank you for really worthy prayers you made.
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[karachiwala]

 

[karachiwala]

Here is some of the love that MGAQ shared for Hazrat Isa Alaihi Salam. Remember if someone slanders any Prophet of ALLAH:subhanahu: tantamount to Kufr in Islam - what does qadyaniyat has to say about these teachings of mgaq??

 

[Scorpion]

Dear what ever the Qadiyanis are doing since long now its the Pay back time . . . . aaj jis zulm ki baat kar rahain hain ya sub zulm ya musalman Aksariat par pichlay tresath saloun sa kar rahain hain . . . .

Upni bari aahyi tu ronay lugain hain . . .

 

[redaxe]

Another Story by Daily Times
29 May 2011
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Persecution of Ahmadis continues despite attacks
By Afnan Khan


LAHORE: Persecution of Ahmadi community continues even after the worst ever attacks on their worship places in Lahore in May last year.

A few weeks back, a terrorist blew himself up outside an Ahmadi place of worship in Mughalpura area. The terrorist had been caught red-handed and released by police some time back.

Daily Times had, in December 2010, reported that a terrorist attack on the stated place or local Ahmadis in the area was likely, as a hate campaign had been launched against them by local hardliners and extremists.

A seminary present in the area spearheaded the campaign. It not only pasted a large number of posters against Ahmadis on walls in the main Gunj Bazaar of the area but also forbade the locals from burying their dead in the related graveyard despite the fact that these people had been living in the area even before the partition (of Subcontinent) and their forefathers had been buried there.

The management of the worship place told Daily Times that they had caught a suicide attacker on April 15 with the help of police guards just before prayers at 12:40 pm.

The management said that the terrorist, who was in his early twenties, had been waiting for the prayers to start and looking for an opportunity to sneak into the worship place and blow himself up.

But, it added, one of the volunteers spotted the suicide vest the terrorist had been wearing under his shirt and caught him with the help of other volunteers and police guards present there.

Later, a heavy police contingent, led by the station house officer, reached the spot and took the terrorist to the Mughalpura Police Station where he identified himself as Abid.

The management added that it had tried to pursue the case, however, police told them that the terrorist had been handed over to superior investigation agencies.

It maintained that sources in the Mughalpura Police Station had informed them that the terrorist had been freed due to political pressure that piled on police when a number of hardliners reached outside the police station and issued a warning to attack policemen if the innocent boy was not released.

Station House Officer (SHO) Asim Jahangir abstained from commenting on the issue, when contacted. He only told this scribe that he was not on duty on the day the incident took place and would check for the latest updates later on.

Spokesman for Ahmadis, Saleemuddin, told Daily Times that the hate campaigns against them were still in full swing across the country. He regretted that so far the federal and provincial governments had not taken any solid steps to protect Ahmadi community from extremists and terrorists. He added that a number of Ahmadis had been tortured and killed even after the May 28, 2010, terrorist attacks, but they were still waiting for protection from the government.

Saleemuddin said that the governments behaviour towards Ahmadis was also discriminatory, adding that it even did not announce any compensation for those Ahmadis that had been killed in the May 28 attacks.

The spokesman said that a number of families of the victims of the May 28 attacks were still waiting for the compensation cheques worth Rs 0.5 million. He also mentioned that many families that had received the compensation cheques did not spend the money but deposited it to the governments flood relief fund.

source: http://www.dailytimes.com.pk/default.asp?page=2011\05\29\story_29-5-2011_pg13_7

 

[1 ummah]

well if u find some1 whu suports killing qadiyani n calls them murtid,tell them they r not murtid nor wajib ul qatal as this generation of qadiyanis is considered non-muslim not murtid,as per islamic rule(murtid ki aolad murtid nahi non muslim hoti hai)