Pakistani Mullahs openly spew hate against Ahmadi Muslims and blame them for Peshawar Attacks
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Please show your flags. It's in PDF rules.
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People like him will destroy our country.
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Still way better then Azerbaijan which is a jewish puppet
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Proved Cheap and shameless host Liaqat prove again that he didn't learn a lesson from his past, it's just couple days back when APC was agreed on few points in which included Media role and how to control religious fundamentalism in our society. Sad that GEO phir bazi le geya in cheap production.
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I'm not sure if our law has anything about inciting violence, though it should.
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What the hell are these Mullahs smoking? And the audience...?
Typical Mullahs, first they kill innocent people then they seek to blame someone else for the massacre they committed. Why would an Ahmadi want to kill any human being? And worse still a child? We are not like you heartless Khinzeers.
Typical Mullahs, first they kill innocent people then they seek to blame someone else for the massacre they committed. Why would an Ahmadi want to kill any human being? And worse still a child? We are not like you heartless Khinzeers.
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Are they blaming you of Peshawer attack I mean Ahmedis ? What is in the video
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They blamed Ahmadis for every attack in Pakistan, LoL not just in Peshawar. Youtube still blocked in Pakistan?
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what is that bearded man claiming ? Some one kindly translate it for me ! 
Ahmadi man gunned down in Gujranwala - Pakistan - DAWN.COM
Ahmadi man gunned down in Gujranwala
Reuters
Updated about 7 hours ago
ISLAMABAD: Gunmen in a Punjab village shot dead a member of the Ahmadi religious minority on Saturday, five days after a Muslim leader denounced Ahmadis on a popular television show.
Luqman Ahad Shehzad was shot in the back of the head near Bhiri Shah Rehman village, a small community of Ahmadis in the Gujranwala district, said Saleemud Din, a spokesman of the community.
He is the eleventh person killed for being Ahmadi in Pakistan this year.
Also read: Blasphemy accused Ahmadi man gunned down in Punjab
In 1974, a Pakistani law declared them non-Muslims and made it possible to jail Ahmadis for “posing as a Muslim” or “offending a Muslim's feelings”.
They are often denounced by Muslim clerics and targeted by violent extremists. Some clerics promise that killing Ahmadis earns the killer a place in heaven and distribute leaflets listing their home addresses.
Read more: Mob attack over alleged blasphemy: Three Ahmadis killed in Gujranwala
On Monday, Muslim leader Syed Arif Shah Owaisi appeared on a popular morning television show hosted by Pakistani host Aamir Liaquat Hussain.
“This enemy is a common enemy and is an enemy of all of Pakistan. And this enemy is the sect of Qadiyani,” Owaisi said, using a derogatory term for Ahmadis.
“They are the ones blaspheming against the holy prophet (pbuh). All us Muslims should recognise that enemy.”
Blasphemy is punishable by death in Pakistan. Scores of people have been lynched after being accused of blasphemy.
Saturday's killing was the second time Hussain's show has hosted religious leaders denouncing Ahmadis. In 2008, he hosted scholars who called for the Ahmadis to be killed. Within a day, two prominent Ahmadis had been shot dead.
Explore: Persecuted Ahmadis seek shelter in China
Amir Liaquat Hussain was not immediately available for comment.
Ahmadi man gunned down in Gujranwala
Reuters
Updated about 7 hours ago
ISLAMABAD: Gunmen in a Punjab village shot dead a member of the Ahmadi religious minority on Saturday, five days after a Muslim leader denounced Ahmadis on a popular television show.
Luqman Ahad Shehzad was shot in the back of the head near Bhiri Shah Rehman village, a small community of Ahmadis in the Gujranwala district, said Saleemud Din, a spokesman of the community.
He is the eleventh person killed for being Ahmadi in Pakistan this year.
Also read: Blasphemy accused Ahmadi man gunned down in Punjab
In 1974, a Pakistani law declared them non-Muslims and made it possible to jail Ahmadis for “posing as a Muslim” or “offending a Muslim's feelings”.
They are often denounced by Muslim clerics and targeted by violent extremists. Some clerics promise that killing Ahmadis earns the killer a place in heaven and distribute leaflets listing their home addresses.
Read more: Mob attack over alleged blasphemy: Three Ahmadis killed in Gujranwala
On Monday, Muslim leader Syed Arif Shah Owaisi appeared on a popular morning television show hosted by Pakistani host Aamir Liaquat Hussain.
“This enemy is a common enemy and is an enemy of all of Pakistan. And this enemy is the sect of Qadiyani,” Owaisi said, using a derogatory term for Ahmadis.
“They are the ones blaspheming against the holy prophet (pbuh). All us Muslims should recognise that enemy.”
Blasphemy is punishable by death in Pakistan. Scores of people have been lynched after being accused of blasphemy.
Saturday's killing was the second time Hussain's show has hosted religious leaders denouncing Ahmadis. In 2008, he hosted scholars who called for the Ahmadis to be killed. Within a day, two prominent Ahmadis had been shot dead.
Explore: Persecuted Ahmadis seek shelter in China
Amir Liaquat Hussain was not immediately available for comment.
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