Targeted Killing Campaign Continues: Attempted Murder in Khushab
On the evening of 29 December 2025, Mr. Mubashir Ahmad Virk, a 55-year-old Ahmadi Muslim resident of Joharabad, District Khushab, Pakistan was the victim of a targeted shooting in what constitutes an attempted murder.
Love For All
Hatred For None
The slogan ‘Love for All, Hatred for None’ is a powerful and globally recognized message of peace, unity, and compassion. It originates from the Ahmadiyya Muslim Community, a reformist movement within Islam founded in 1889 by Mirza Ghulam Ahmad in India.
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Explore the districts and documented incidents across Pakistan. Click on any city to review regional reports and historical evidence.
and violence continue to deny Ahmadis basic rights.
Scale of the Injustice
Ahmadi Muslims in Pakistan face systemic persecution, social exclusion, and state-backed violence. Explore detailed verified records across all administrative districts.
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On 6 October 2015, World Head of the Ahmadiyya Muslim Community, the Fifth Khalifa (Caliph), His Holiness, Hazrat Mirza Masroor Ahmad, delivered an historic address at a special session of the Standing Committee for Foreign Affairs at the Netherlands National Parliament.
It makes no difference to us what your religion is because we believe that as humanity we are all one. Thus, no matter what a person’s belief we should love and respect each other.
About Us
At the heart of our mission lies a commitment to peace, compassion, and unity. The Ahmadiyya Muslim Community has long stood as a beacon of hope and tolerance, dedicated to spreading a message that transcends borders and conflicts.
Our purpose is to share the rich heritage and values of our community with the world, fostering dialogue and understanding among all peoples.
A Brief History of
Ahmadiyya Muslim Jama'at
The journey of Jama'at Ahmadiyya is one of resilience and growth. From its modest beginnings in Qadian, the movement has expanded to over 200 countries, transforming the lives of millions. Our Founder, Mirza Ghulam Ahmad, inspired early followers with his prophetic vision, which emphasized reform, compassion, and a non-violent approach to conflict.
Over the decades, successive Khalifas have nurtured this vision, guiding the community through periods of challenge and triumph alike.
Under the enlightened leadership of Hazrat Khalifatul Masih V, our community has adapted to modern realities whilst steadfastly upholding its core values. His dynamic guidance has ensured that our endeavors—whether in education, social justice, or peace-building—remain relevant and impactful in today's rapidly changing world.
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Ahmadiyya in
the Netherlands
The Ahmadiyya Muslim Community has been present in the Netherlands for several decades, actively promoting Islamic values of peace, tolerance, and service. With mosques and community centers across the country, we are committed to fostering interfaith dialogue, humanitarian efforts, and spiritual growth.
Our key initiatives include Peace Symposia & Interfaith Dialogues, which encourage mutual understanding among different faiths, humanitarian work through support for charities, food banks, and disaster relief, and education & youth development to provide moral and spiritual guidance to the next generation.
Additionally, our Open Mosque Events offer a platform for dialogue and help dispel misconceptions about Islam, reinforcing our mission of building a more inclusive and harmonious society.
Peace
We promote peace through dialogue, understanding, and non-violence.
Compassion
We serve humanity with empathy, kindness, and selflessness.
Knowledge
We believe in the pursuit and dissemination of knowledge for personal and societal betterment.
Unity
We stand for the unity of mankind, beyond racial, national, or cultural divides.
Service
We are committed to serving society and uplifting those in need.
I will continue to tell people that in order to be relieved of the pain and suffering that we face today, we must adopt true justice and equality.
Video Clips & Evidence
Watch and share verified video clips exposing hate speech, threats and misinformation spread by Pakistani anti-Ahmadi extremists.
Jamaat Kay Khalaf Ilmi Mu'em – Exposed
In this clip, extremist leaders spread hatred and issue threats against the Ahmadiyya Muslim Community.
Religious Persecution of Ahmadiyyas in Pakistan
Deobandi Leaders on Ahmadiyyat
Incitement During Religious Gatherings
Khatm-e-Nabuwwat Conference – Hate Speech
Calls for Violence Against Ahmadis
Anti-Ahmadi Rallies and Slogans
Religious Decrees Promoting Hate
Scholars Misquoting Islamic Teachings
False Propaganda Against Ahmadiyya Community
Ulma Conference – Extreme Rhetoric
News Coverage on Anti-Ahmadi Hate
Threats Before Religious Occasions
Threats Directory
This page presents a comprehensive overview of the threats faced by the Ahmadiyya Muslim Community across various cities. The documented incidents shed light on persistent challenges Ahmadis encounter.
Ahmadi Muslims Barred By Law From Celebrating Eid ul Adha In Pakistan
Despite being a religious minority, Ahmadis are legally prohibited from calling their places of worship 'mosques'.
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This page provides a comprehensive overview of the incidents affecting the Ahmadiyya Muslim Community across various cities. It documents cases of violence, discrimination, and restrictions on religious freedoms.
Reports & Documents Published
Years of Documentation
Cities Across Pakistan
People Reached Globally
Persecution of Ahmadis in Pakistan 2023–2025: Comprehensive Report
An in-depth analysis of violence, legal discrimination, and systemic restrictions faced by Ahmadis across Pakistan.
View Report →Incidents of Attacks on the Ahmadiyya Places of Worship
Persecution of Ahmadis in Pakistan 2023–2025: Comprehensive Report
Reports Data 2024
Report 2024 – 2025
Report Data 2025
Violent Attacks on Ahmadis in Peeru Chak, Sialkot
Legislative establishment of National Commission for Minority Rights
Mubarak Sani, An Ahmadi has been sentenced to 28 YEARS of prison for a false desecration case.
Government and courts influenced by extremists against Ahmadi community
Ahmadi Muslim Sentenced to 28 Years in Lallian, Punjab
Targeted Killing Campaign: Attempted Murder in Khushab
IHRD Reports
Independent, credible, and meticulously documented. Our reports highlight incidents of violence, discrimination, and persecution faced by the Ahmadiyya Muslim Community in Pakistan—so the world can see, understand, and stand for justice.
Annual Reports
Comprehensive yearly overviews of documented incidents and trends.
Quarterly Updates
Timely snapshots of incidents and patterns reported each quarter.
Special Reports
In-depth analyses on key events, milestones, and human rights developments.
Documenting Truth.
Preserving History.
Explore our official IHRD reports—carefully researched, thoroughly verified, and published to ensure accountability and advocate for justice.
2023 – IHRD Annual Report
2024 – IHRD Quarterly Report June – September
2024 – IHRD Quarterly Report October – December
2024 – Report Summary Eid Ul Adha
2024 – IHRD Special Report 50 years Of Persecution
2024 – IHRD Special Report Eid Ul Adha
2024 – IHRD Recent Surge In Ahmadi Grave Desecrations In Pakistan
2024 – IHRD Escalating Attacks On Ahmadi Mosques Across Pakistan
2025 – IHRD News Release HRCP Escalation In Persecution Of Ahmadis In Pakistan
2025 – IHRD Press Release Reveals a Terrorist attack on Ahmadiyya Community's Headquarter city RABWAH
Persecution in Bangladesh
Documenting violent mob attacks, state pressures, and extremist campaigns targeting the Ahmadiyya Muslim Community in Bangladesh, including the Panchagarh violence and attacks on places of worship.
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Documented Reports on Bangladesh
Official archives and historical incident reports regarding rights violations in Bangladesh.
1999: Bomb Attack on Ahmadiyya Mosque during Friday prayer
Bangladesh: The Ahmadiyya Community – their rights must be protected (2004)
Breach of Faith: Persecution of the Ahmadiyya Community in Bangladesh (2005)
Persecution of Ahmadis in Bangladesh, 2023
Community Threatened For Friday The 10th 2023: Brutalities Against Ahmadis
Report 2024–2025: Systematic Oppression and Restrictions
Key Documented Incidents in Bangladesh
In recent years, radical groups in Bangladesh have escalated calls to declare Ahmadis non-Muslims, organized aggressive boycotts, and launched violent mob attacks—notably during the annual convention in Panchagarh where hundreds of homes were looted and set on fire.
International human rights monitors have continually urged Bangladeshi authorities to ensure equal protection of the law, hold perpetrators accountable, and guarantee full freedom of religion.
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