Today: 17 September 2025
9 October 2022
1 min read

Ahmadi women again under threat of TLP

The Ahmadis are a persecuted religious minority in Pakistan through specific laws that make them second-class citizens…reports Asian Lite News

A cleric of the proscribed Tehreek-e-Labbaik Pakistan (TLP) has asked his followers to attack Ahmadi pregnant women to “make sure that no new Ahmadis are born”.

A video has emerged on social media showing a speech by TLP cleric Muhammad Naeem Chattha Qadri calling on his supporters to carry out attacks against pregnant Ahmadi women to “make sure that no new Ahmadis are born.”

He insisted that “there is but one punishment for blasphemers, decapitation.” The preacher said should the attacks not be successful, “those babies who are being born should be killed,” according to a report in Bitter Winter, a magazine on religious liberty and human rights.

Writing in the magazine, Massimo Introvigne, an Italian sociologist of religions, said the TLP is notorious for its attacks against religious minorities, including Christians and Ahmadis.

According to the report, Qadri also warned police against attempting to interfere with TLP’s religious cleansing of the Ahmadis. “Those of you who are from the police, or if there is any DPO (District Police Officer) or DC (Deputy Commissioner) or SHO (Police Station house officer) must understand that we cannot be stopped.”

On August 12, Naseer Ahmad, a 62-year-old Ahmadi father of 3, was stabbed to death at the main bus stop in Rabwah, a city with an Ahmadi majority, by a TLP activist who went there to “create an incident” with the Ahmadis, reported Introvigne.

The TLP has also targeted Pakistani Sunni Muslim politicians accused of being “soft on the Ahmadis.”

The Ahmadis are a persecuted religious minority in Pakistan through specific laws that make them second-class citizens. They are also reportedly prevented from voting and holding office. Their right to propagate and practice their religion is legally denied.

Ahmadis are routinely prosecuted for blasphemy, which carries extremely harsh punishment including the death penalty. Many Ahmadis have been falsely accused of blasphemy and executed, reported Al Arabiya Post. (ANI)

ALSO READ: Imran Khan is biggest liar on Earth: Shehbaz Sharif

Previous Story

Musk in soup over Taiwan remarks

Next Story

Kerala to extend lifeline to crisis hit NHS

Latest from -Top News

Qatar: Mediation Will Go On Despite Israeli Strikes

Al-Thani stressed that the region cannot achieve comprehensive peace and security unless the Palestinian people obtain their legitimate rights….reports Asian Lite News Qatari Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Sheikh Mohammed bin Abdulrahman

UAE, Oman leaders meet in Salalah

UAE President Sheikh Mohamed and Oman’s Sultan Haitham reaffirm deep-rooted ties, stress Gulf unity, and jointly condemn Israeli strike on Qatar as a dangerous violation of sovereignty. President His Highness Sheikh Mohamed

UNSC condemns Doha strikes

UN Security Council condemns Israeli strike on Doha, warning of dangerous escalation that threatens ceasefire talks and urges protection of Qatar’s sovereignty and renewed diplomacy to end Gaza war. The United Nations

Doha to host emergency Arab-Islamic summit

Qatar prepares to host emergency Arab-Islamic summit after Israeli strike on Doha, vowing legal action, rallying Arab support, and warning of dire regional consequences if aggression continues….reports Asian Lite News Qatar will

Qatar warns of ‘collective response’

Ally UAE stressed that aggression against Qatar constituted “an attack on the collective Gulf security framework” and warned that Israel’s provocative actions risked dragging the region into “extremely dangerous trajectories.” Qatar has
Go toTop

Don't Miss

US report slams Pak’s blasphemy laws

The Ahmadiyya Muslim community leaders continued to report they were

Why is Tehrik-e-Taliban Pakistan giving Islamabad a big headache?

The dangerous terror group is committed to a Greater Afghanistan,