Pakistan's Ahmadis battle mob and state for identity

[Dirty Harry]

@pak-marine

 

[pak-marine]

@pak-marine

Bhai saab every sects hates or calls the other sect deviant - my point in simply religion has no business with the state .. We have to separate these 2 else we will forever be entangled in this debate and never will be able to move on.

 

[Mrc]

The people losing sympathy are the intolerant hate-mongering fools like you.

I myself am from a Shia+Sunni mixed family and the majority of my family members in Pakistan, especially the younger ones, do not support anti-Ahmadi laws or blasphemy laws. As the threat of violent religious extremism by Mullahs and Madrassa graduates is clamped down upon, you'll see more and more people speak up against these indefensible and hateful laws.

I wud have written u are living in a fools paradise detached from reality....
But no

U live in an idiots paradise

 

[Jaanbaz]

Majority are right.....that means hypocrite Mullah fan boys in Pakistan has no right to speak for Kashmir, Burma, Syria, Iraq or apparent discrimination of Muslims in USA and Europe. Majority are right, Swiss made the right decision to ban Burqa, so did France.

 

[krash]

"When legislation was formed about the Ahmadis, the law was passed after complete debate in the national assembly," Sardar Muhammad Yousaf, federal religious affairs minister, told AFP.

"The Ahmadis were given full chance to raise their point of view... If the Ahmadi community has some concerns and fears, they must come and discuss that with us and we will address them."

They should come a relay their grievances? Where in heck do they find these morons!?!

We really are a sorry bunch of people, who institute sacrilege in our constitution and society, e.g. the blasphemy laws and the systematic subjugation of a religious minority such as the Ahmadis, in the name of religion itself.

 

[Clutch]

I mean 'Islamic terrorism', as in, terrorism perpetrated in the name of Islam, justified by perverted interpretations of the Quran and hadith.

There is a world of difference between 'Islamic terrorism' & '

Sorry i shouldn't have used the word "you"... I was actually talking about the affect of the using and pairing of words and the psychological effect they have on humans and how they relate to and understand the world around them.

The nuances of the English language and use of imagery through words are in any ways very different than many eastern languages.

I don't really know you or care about how you (or anyone else on this forum) personaly preceve things... My intent wasn't to engage you about your beliefs..

All i was just conveying to you was that ... The overall affect of saying " Islamic Terrorism" is synonymous with "Islam is Terrorism" ... It just has so become with me over time... Just FYI.

Sorry i usually no longer surf the Web on a computer ... Just on my phone... I use my computers just for work... But typing on a forum like this using a phone it tedious and typo prone...