Says a site most likely mistaken for being pro-Muslim
Three men who pleaded guilty to plotting a far-right terrorist attack against an Ahmadiyya place of worship (which they had most likely mistaken for a mosque) were at an advanced stage of preparation when they were arrested, an Irish court has heard.
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At the height of Anti-Ahmadi riots in 1974, this is what pro-PPP newspaper published. @NadeemfParacha
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سر سید احمد خان کا ایک خط جس میں وہ حضرت میسح موعود علیہ السلام کے متعلق اپنی رائے دیتے ہیں
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جون کچھ بے تکلفی میں سخت الفاظ بول گئے ہیں۔ اس کے لئے معذرت۔
مجالس عزاء کا آغاز سنیوں نے کیا۔ تعزیہ وغیرہ سب سنیوں نے شروع کئے۔
تیمور نے تعزیہ بنوایا جو بہادر شاہ ظفر کے دور تک محفوظ تھا۔
On 7 September 1974 Pakistan's Assembly declared Ahmadis non-Muslim. Apparently, the ulema had won.
Within weeks, their own magazine, Al-Haq asked 27 leading clerics and scholars what comes next.
Their printed replies are the blueprint for the persecution that followed.
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Ansari was a member of the questioning committee and actively involved in cross-questioning the Ahmadi witnesses. He was abviously bound by secrecy, but you can tell that even he was uncertain of the true outcome of this amendment.
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