Retired Pakistan Air Force official gunned down for being Ahmadi

[Pakistani E]

bro wtf do you want us to do??
@Jaanbaz
wtf do you guys expect from us?? your acting as if we want this shit…. these fucking extremists are out of our hands as well… we are fighting them day and night….
do you think average pakistanis want this shit?? i have ahmedis in my village…nobody touches them or treats them different.

Tell me, what happens when you move to a democratic and free country? Do they give a right to worship how you want in security? Or do they pass laws discriminating against only your community? Do they provide security for you on Eid etc? Or do they come and bar up your mosques on the day of Eid? Tell me, in a civilized country, do they come and burn your women and children only because a radical jahil priest told them to?

I know not all Pakistanis are extremists. On the contrary I know the vast majority have no problems with Ahmadis, but the fact is an extremist is not only free to act against Ahmadis but they also get political support from political parties, they are never stopped from spreading hate, do you know the number of people actually caught for attacking ahmadis? Why do normal Pakistanis allow extremists and radicals to act with immunity against people (ahmadis in this case) who have never taken against the state yet some give apologies for Taliban, JuD, LeT etc.

What do I want? Tell me what do you want for this country? Do you want it burning in the fire of sectarianism forever? Why do the majority of Pakistanis act indifferently when Ahmadis are targeted? Christians were targeted in Gojra etc and Shahbaz Sharif himself gave condolences and ministers met them, and the media aired their grievances, when Ahmadis are attacked why is there silence from all government officials? Why does the media not air our press conference (they all recorded it but never aired it) ?

 

[Jazzbot]

RIP, very sad incident.

 

[Jungibaaz]

Be careful what you wish for Sir. A change of flag might be demanded sooner than you might think.

The day Pakistan adopts a black flag. I think I'll go all Sikandar in Islamabad.

 

[VCheng]

The day Pakistan adopts a black flag. I think I'll go all Sikandar in Islamabad.

That'll be a sad day indeed.

 

[osama zafar]

RIP, thank you for your service and the killers shall be brought to justice.

 

[Zarvan]

Tell me, what happens when you move to a democratic and free country? Do they give a right to worship how you want in security? Or do they pass laws discriminating against only your community? Do they provide security for you on Eid etc? Or do they come and bar up your mosques on the day of Eid? Tell me, in a civilized country, do they come and burn your women and children only because a radical jahil priest told them to?

I know not all Pakistanis are extremists. On the contrary I know the vast majority have no problems with Ahmadis, but the fact is an extremist is not only free to act against Ahmadis but they also get political support from political parties, they are never stopped from spreading hate, do you know the number of people actually caught for attacking ahmadis? Why do normal Pakistanis allow extremists and radicals to act with immunity against people (ahmadis in this case) who have never taken against the state yet some give apologies for Taliban, JuD, LeT etc.

What do I want? Tell me what do you want for this country? Do you want it burning in the fire of sectarianism forever? Why do the majority of Pakistanis act indifferently when Ahmadis are targeted? Christians were targeted in Gojra etc and Shahbaz Sharif himself gave condolences and ministers met them, and the media aired their grievances, when Ahmadis are attacked why is there silence from all government officials? Why does the media not air our press conference (they all recorded it but never aired it) ?

Sad thing to happen but as for law related to Ahmedis its completely correct and will never change as for Ahmedis as minorities its duty off state to protect them and their places off worship

 

[Jaanbaz]

Sad thing to happen but as for law related to Ahmedis its completely correct and will never change as for Ahmedis as minorities its duty off state to protect them and their places off worship

So what should state do to people who attack minorities Mr @Zarvan?

Ahmadi Muslim murdered in Pakistan


● FRIDAY, 17 OCTOBER 2014


Mr Lateef Alam Butt had served in the Pakistan Air Force and leaves behind his widow, four sons and a daughter.

Lateef Alam Butt Shaheed

Religious extremists murdered a retired member of the Pakistani Air Force due to his being an Ahmadi Muslim on Tuesday 15 October 2014.

Mr Lateef Alam Butt, 62, was shot in Kamrah, Punjab, on his way home from the stationary shop at which he worked.

His house had regularly been used as a prayer centre by local Ahmadi Muslims and Mr Butt was known for his gentle personality. He leaves behind a widow, four sons and a daughter.

Abid Khan, Spokesperson of the Ahmadiyya Muslim Community, said:
“Mr Lateef Alam Butt was a patriotic man who loved his country. He served in Pakistan’s Air Force with the intention of protecting the people of Pakistan. It is a great tragedy that the state of Pakistan regularly fails to protect Ahmadi Muslims from vicious attacks.

“While we whole-heartedly condemn this heinous crime, Ahmadi Muslims will never respond in an unseemly manner. Rather, we will focus our prayers upon Mr Butt, his family and every person who faces persecution in Pakistan.”.


Ahmadi Muslim murdered in Pakistan | Ahmadiyya Muslim Community International Press & Media Office
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[Zarvan]

So what should state do to people who attack minorities Mr @Zarvan?

Ahmadi Muslim murdered in Pakistan


● FRIDAY, 17 OCTOBER 2014


Mr Lateef Alam Butt had served in the Pakistan Air Force and leaves behind his widow, four sons and a daughter.

Lateef Alam Butt Shaheed

Religious extremists murdered a retired member of the Pakistani Air Force due to his being an Ahmadi Muslim on Tuesday 15 October 2014.

Mr Lateef Alam Butt, 62, was shot in Kamrah, Punjab, on his way home from the stationary shop at which he worked.

His house had regularly been used as a prayer centre by local Ahmadi Muslims and Mr Butt was known for his gentle personality. He leaves behind a widow, four sons and a daughter.

Abid Khan, Spokesperson of the Ahmadiyya Muslim Community, said:
“Mr Lateef Alam Butt was a patriotic man who loved his country. He served in Pakistan’s Air Force with the intention of protecting the people of Pakistan. It is a great tragedy that the state of Pakistan regularly fails to protect Ahmadi Muslims from vicious attacks.

“While we whole-heartedly condemn this heinous crime, Ahmadi Muslims will never respond in an unseemly manner. Rather, we will focus our prayers upon Mr Butt, his family and every person who faces persecution in Pakistan.”.


Ahmadi Muslim murdered in Pakistan | Ahmadiyya Muslim Community International Press & Media Office
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KILL them we need to equip police better with investigation and equipment and get those who are attacking minorities and finish them and educate people on right off minorities

 

[kurup]

RIP !

 

[Rafi]

We have never had as many minorities serving the Armed Forces as we do now, mid ranking and even high ranking personnel are from Ahmadi and other minorities.

We will prevail.

 

[45'22']

Rest in peace

 

[Norwegian]

Thanks Jamaat-e-Islami for making this new Pakistan.