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	Ahmadiya Movement
		The Ahmadiya Movement in Islam is a religious organisation, international in its scope, with branches in over 174 countries in Africa, North America, South America, Asia, Australia and Europe.
		The Ahmadiya Movement was established in 1889 in a small village called Qadian in Punjab, India.by Hadhrat Mirza Ghulam Ahmad (1835-1908) He claimed to be the expected reformer of the later days, the Awaited One of the world community of religions (The Mahdi and Messiah).
		Under the guidance of Hadrat Khalifatul Massih IV the Ahmadiya Movement in Islam has built mosques and Islamic mission houses throughout the world and is in the forefront serving mankind and Islam.
	www.indiawijzer.nl /religion_and_spirituality/islam/islam_ahmadiya/ahmadiya_movement.htm (487 words)

	Jamaat the secret instigator of anti-Ahmadiya attacks - New Age, Bangladesh
		The Jamaat-E-Islami, in its attempt to prove itself a democratic political party, tried to prove its innocence and non-involvement in the persecution of the Ahmadiyas by the Islamic zealots, which has been going on for sometime with the active help of the alliance government and its administration.
		In their talk with Christina Rocca, the US Assistant Secretary of State, the Jamaat’s representatives told her that though they consider the Ahmadiyas to be non-Muslims, they are against any act of violence against them and in no way support such persecution.
		The people who took part in the looting of the Ahmadiya village and tortured of their women and children are known activists of the local Jamaat.
	www.thepersecution.org /world/bangladesh/2005/05/na050520op.html (905 words)

	Persecution of Ahmadiyas in Islamic Pakistan and Secular India (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		The Ahmadiyas are a Islamic sect who derive their ame from a nineteenth century holy man of Punjab, named Mirza Ghulam Ahmad Qadiani (1835- 1908).
		Other Muslims object to two central tenets of the Ahmadiyas; first, the almost prophet-like status of their master Ahmad Qadiani; second, the Ahmadiya belief that all religions of the world including Hinduism are valid religion.
		Ahmadiyas are a modern educated community and their me have often occupied exalted positions.
	www.hvk.org /articles/0703/106.html (674 words)

	BBC NEWS \| World \| South Asia \| Six die in Bangladesh bomb attack
		The Ahmadiyas say they are Muslims but differ from other Islamic groups in that they believe that the founder of their movement, Hazrat Mirza Ghulam Ahmed, was the messiah.
		They're unpopular in many parts of the country because of their unusual beliefs and police suspect that the attack was carried out by those who oppose the sect and believe it should be banned.
		Ahmadiya leaders say the security forces have done little to protect their members from attack in the past.
	news.bbc.co.uk /1/hi/world/south_asia/469548.stm (309 words)

	Ahmadiya meet banned amid threats by radicals - Gulf Times, Qatar
		The ban was imposed in the frontier town in the wake of threats by members of the militant Khatme Nabuyut movement which considers the Ahmadiyas religious outcasts.
		The Sunnis have been demanding that the Ahmadiyas be officially declared a non-Muslim minority community, a demand strongly opposed by the Bangladeshi Ahmadiyas as well as others around the world.
		The Ahmadiyas claim that their lives and their places of worship face constant threats of attacks by radical Sunni groups.
	www.thepersecution.org /world/bangladesh/2006/05/gt21.html (314 words)

	Widespread protest against ban on Ahmadiya publications
		In the wake of demands from a section of Muslim fundamentalists to declare the Ahmadiya community non-Muslim, the government on January 8 imposed ban on all sorts of literature published by the community.
		Ahmadiya community says that the government, by imposing the ban, has ‘bowed down to religious terrorism.
		Different political, social and student organisations strongly protested the ban on Ahmadiya literatures, terming it a serious breach of the people’s right to religious freedom.
	thepersecution.org /world/bangladesh/2004/wh040116m1.html (1019 words)

	Bangladeshi Islamist bigots attack Ahmadiya village
		Dhaka, April 17 : Police in Bangladesh fired teargas shells to disperse a several-thousand-strong mob of Islamist bigots that attacked a village of the Ahmadiya Muslim sect in southwest Shatkhira district Sunday.
		Members of the Ahmadiya community in Bangladesh, about 100,000 in number, have been living in fear of attacks after different Islamist groups started a hate campaign against them.
		The Islamists have demanded the Ahmadiyas be labelled ‘non-Muslims’ and have carried out attacks on the community in different parts of the country since October 2003.
	www.thepersecution.org /world/bangladesh/2005/04/wi050418.html (228 words)

	deseretnews.com \| Ahmadiya: 'Muslims or Heretics?'
		The Ahmadiya have angered fundamentalist countries such as Saudi Arabia and Pakistan because the Ahmadiya have a liberal interpretation of Islam.
		With the Ahmadiyas, on the other hand, the excuse is this: They believe that their founder — Mirza Ghulam Ahmed, who began preaching in British India about 100 years ago — is a prophet.
		The first opposition to the Ahmadiyas surfaced in Pakistan during the 1950s, with anti-Ahmadiya riots that eventually forced the resignation of Foreign Minister Zafruhhal Kahn, who was an Ahmadiya.
	deseretnews.com /dn/view/0,1249,595103357,00.html (768 words)

	Ahmadiya
		Dennoch provozierte gerade Frage die Feindseligkeit der übrigen Muslime zur In Pakistan ihrem eigentlichen Kerngebiet wurde sie 1974 vom pakistanischen Parlament zu einer nichtislamischen erklärt und aus der islamischen Gemeinschaft verstoßen.
		Ahmadiya wurde offiziell verboten und zeitweise auch verfolgt.
		Die der Ahmadiya beläuft sich weltweit auf etwa Millionen Anhänger.
	www.uni-protokolle.de /Lexikon/Ahmadiya.html (597 words)

	BANGLAPEDIA: Ahmadiya (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Ahmadiyas say their namaz (prayers), five times a day, observe the month-long fasting in ramadan, and pay zakat.
		Unlike Christians and Muslims, Ahmadiyas believe that Jesus did not die on the cross, he only fainted on the cross and was brought down.
		Ahmadiyas believe that the Messiah and Imam Mehdi are one and that he cannot descend from heaven because Jesus died a natural death.
	banglapedia.org /HT/A_0103.HTM (604 words)

	R.O.P. Alert: Bangladesh - Muslims Burn Ahmadiya Mosque to Ground As Heretical Sect - Sean Hannity Discussion (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Witnesses said the Ahmadiya mosque was razed to the ground after it was set ablaze by activists of a local anti-Ahmadiya group which wants the sect to be officially declared non-Moslem.
		Residents said fire-bomb attacks were carried out on two other Ahmadiya mosques in the town but no casualties from these incidents were reported.
		Nearly a quarter of a million Ahmadiyas live in Bangladesh whose majority Moslem population is dominated by the Sunnis.
	www.hannity.com /forum/showthread.php?t=13827 (681 words)

	Bloodied Brothers (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		The Ahmadiya preacher was driven out of his house in Margram village in West Bengal's Murshidabad district and carries a fatwa on his head.
		It seems the Ahmadiyas' economic dominance and better education is the cause of much resentment.
		In nearby Talgram, some rich Ahmadiyas are planning to set up markets and commercial centres for the benefit of the entire community.
	www.hvk.org /articles/0802/17.html (552 words)

	CC September 2004 -- Cover Story
		A Sunni dogmatist group, the Hifazat-e-Khatm-e-Nabuwat Andolon, which claims that the Ahmadiyas are kafirs (non-Muslims) and demands that the State declare them non-Muslims, violently tried to make their way into an Ahmadiya mosque in the Tejgaon area of Dhaka city on November 21, as reported in The New Age on November 22.
		Police were deployed in the village but members of the 14 Ahmadiya families in Jhikargachha reported to a BBC correspondent that they continued to receive threats cautioning them to stay away from the mosque.
		The mob was reportedly instigated by Maulana Mahmudul Hasan Momtazi, coordinator of the Khatm-e-Nabuwat movement, and Maulana Azizul Huq of the Islamic Oikkyo Jote (IOJ).
	www.sabrang.com /cc/archive/2004/sep04/cover.html (4733 words)

	Remove Ban on Ahmadiya Books in Bangladesh Petition
		On January 8, the Bangladesh government banned "all books and booklets" of the Ahmadiya Muslims (also known as Qadiani) in Bangladesh.
		Ahmadiya Muslims have been confined to their homes, had their properties stolen and, in Rangpur, a group of 15 Ahmadiyas were tortured and forced to renounce their faith.
		The Remove Ban on Ahmadiya Books in Bangladesh Petition to Government of Bangladesh was created by People of Bangladesh and written by Syed Ali.
	www.petitiononline.com /ahmadiya (448 words)

	The Tribune, Chandigarh, India - Ludhiana Stories
		The Ahmadiyas have been challenging the basic tenet of Islam which proclaims Prophet Mohammed as the last prophet.
		In Ludhiana, the Majlis Ahrar, a representative body of Muslims, is embroiled in a long-pending dispute with the Ahmadiyas and some of its members are serving jail terms also.
		The majlis has been demanding that the Ahmadiyas be declared as non-Muslims in India also as they have been challenging the basic principles of Islam.
	www.tribuneindia.com /2003/20031127/ldh1.htm (3502 words)

	The Hindu : Ahmadiyas to challenge ban on publications
		The Government on Thursday imposed a ban on all religious publications of the Ahmadiya community in view of what it said were "objectionable materials" that "hurt or might hurt the sentiments of the majority Muslims of Bangladesh".
		The ban is viewed as the first step towards declaring Ahmadiyas non-Muslim, said several leading commentators, as it was imposed after fundamentalists belonging to the Islami Oikya Jote, a constituent of the ruling coalition, launched a campaign to force the Government to declare the sect non-Muslim.
		Meanwhile, leaders of various secular organisations and "pro-Liberation" political parties have assured the Ahmadiyas that all efforts would be made to ensure their freedom of religion.
	www.hindu.com /2004/01/12/stories/2004011201761400.htm (335 words)

	PESHAWAR: High court seeks police record: Propagation of Ahmadiya faith -DAWN - Local; August 17, 2003
		A single bench of the court comprising Justice Abdur Rauf Lughmani on Friday observed that unless the court examined the police record it could not grant bail to the accused applicant, Suleman Ahmad.
		Qari Mahmood claimed that Suleman was a follower of Ahmadiya faith and accused him of leading prayers in a local gymnasium while posing as a Muslim.
		Under the law, a follower of Ahmadiya faith posing as a Muslim or preaching his faith could be sentenced up to three years in prison.
	www.dawn.com /2003/08/17/local21.htm (408 words)

	Al Ahmadiya School (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Al Ahmadiya School was established by the late Shaikh Ahmed bin Dalmouk, to whom the school was named, in 1912.
		It was the earliest regular school in the Emirate of Dubai where instructions were imparted by some of the leading teachers of the day, and many distinguished scholars and dignitaries received their education.
		The school has been restored to its original structure and has been converted to as a Museum of education inaugurated in 7 march 2000.
	vgn.dm.gov.ae /DMEGOV/dm-mp-alahmadiya (154 words)

	.:: THE BANGLADESH OBSERVER - Net Edition ::. (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		The khatib of the nation's premier mosque is on the government's payroll and he is not supposed to take any position on a sensitive issue like this that is deemed contrary to the government's.
		It banned the Ahmadiya publications and everywhere the Ahmadiya mosques were attacked, the functionaries of the republic or the law enforcing agency followed the policy of appeasement by allowing the bigots to gather in large numbers and then they themselves pulling down the sign board 'mosque' and replacing it with upasanalya (place of worship).
		If the Ahmadiyas, no minority by any means, do not conform cent per cent to the Sunni doctrines as interpreted by the Moududis, it does not mean the Sunnis will call for the former's heads.
	www.bangladeshobserveronline.com /new/2005/04/29/editorial.htm (1179 words)

	Drishtipat Group Blog » Ahmadiya’s under threat again
		In no where in my comments I mention that for 3 years unrest of Ahmadiyas issue AWl is involve but yes to create a political unrest with any upcoming issue or ongoing issues is the key weapon for them to bring movement.
		The Ahmadiya issue is a serious one - people’s lives are in danger and a wacked out organization (Khatme Nawabat) is totally out of control.
		Martin Niemoller’s poem (for a different event but one that bears a stark resemblance to the Ahmadiya persecution) succinctly portrays why we as individuals and organizations should or not should protect their rights….
	www.drishtipat.org /blog/2006/06/23/ahmadiyas-under-threat-again (2597 words)

	Editorial (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		After what happened to the members of the Ahmadiya community in Satkhira the other day, it becomes absolutely clear that the danger to their lives and property has only taken a new dimension in that they are now almost strangers in their own country.
		Ahmadiya men have been publicly shamed when they have gone to the market.
		It does not appear either that the nation’s political parties are overly concerned about what happens eventually to the Ahmadiyas, a discernible reason being the matter of votes at the next spate of general elections.
	www.newagebd.com /2005/apr/21/edit.html (2493 words)

	Blasts rock 3 mosques in Bangladesh - Deccan Herald - Internet Edition (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Ahmadiya leaders blame the Khatme Nabuwat Movement, which wants Ahmadiyas to be declared a non-Muslim minority, for the blasts in their mosques.
		A similar attempt to attack the Ahmadiya mosque in Dhaka was foiled due to the Bangladesh government’s pre-emptive action.
		Ahmadiya Muslim Jamaat, on the other hand, claims that Ahmadiyas are an Islamic sect that follow the Holy Quran and Sunnah.
	www.deccanherald.com /deccanherald/jun252005/foreign1657152005624.asp (382 words)

	Bangladesh
		In the latter part of 2003, they were the targets of attacks and harassment prompted by clerics and the rhetoric of leaders of the Islami Okkiya Jote, an Islamic party and coalition partner of the ruling BNP.
		In October 2003, 17 Ahmadiya families in Kushtia were barricaded in their homes for several days.
		In April allegedly 12 Ahmadiya houses were destroyed; 15 Ahmadiya men and women in Rangpur reportedly were held against their will and pressed to renounce their faith.
	www.state.gov /g/drl/rls/irf/2004/35514.htm (5042 words)

	Khatme Nabuat holds rally near Ahmadiya mosque in Khulna - The Independent, Bangladesh
		Sources said, IKNMB activists have accused the members of the Ahmadiya Muslim Jamaat (AMJ) of removing the signboard on Thursday and Friday night.
		The secretary of AMJ Omar Farook said that none of their members was involved in the removal of the signboard, which was put up by IKNMB activists several months back.
		At a rally near the Ahmadiya Mosque Complex, the activists of IKNMB threatened that they would launch a severe action programme against them if the signboard, which they put up months back declaring the Ahmadiya mosque as “Upasanalaya”, is not raised by the members of the Ahmadiya community by tomorrow (Monday) morning.
	www.thepersecution.org /world/bangladesh/2005/12/ind12.html (250 words)

	Stichting Werkgroep AGNI \| Index Bangladesh \| Country Reports on Human Rights Practices - 2005 by U.S.
		The government ban on the publishing of Ahmadiya literature continued to be stayed by the high court, and the government did not appeal the stay to the appellate court, effectively allowing Ahmadiyas, for the time being, to publish their materials.
		On June 22, unknown actors set ablaze an Ahmadiya mosque in Nator, and two days later, unknown actors detonated several bombs at an Ahmadiya mosque in Brahmanbaria, and four bombs at an Ahmadiya mosque in Bhadugarh in the Branmanbaria area.
		On December 22, after the government declined to meet the demands of the INKMB to label Ahmadiyas as non-Mulsims, the IKNMB and a splinter organization marched to the Ahmadiya complex in Dhaka and attempted to hang a sign that stated that the Ahmadiya mosque was not an actual mosque.
	www.agni.nl /cms/index.php?id=33,444,0,0,1,0 (728 words)

	AKIYESI PATAKI SI ABURU TO
		Lara awon nkan to tun fa itanje, yi ni owo ati awon nkan elo aye ti ijo Ahmadiya n lo, bakanaa ni won tun n se koriya nipa fifi obinrin tore fawon to ba gbagbo lokunrin lati fi yi okan awon tokan won o tii gbile,sinu esin pada.
		Ijo Ahmadiya naa wa tara eleyi di esin to gbegba oroke (atewogba jakejado).
		Awon ijo Ahmadiya maa n ko iwe si ogo fa ede (120) losoosu ti won si ma n pin kaakiri agbaye.
	alhafeez.org /rashid/translations/yoruba_muslims_wake_up.htm (793 words)

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		Both, however, share the same deviant beliefs which ascribe the status of Prophethood to their man. It is well known that Qur'an makes it clear that Prophet Muhammad, peace be upon him, is the last in the line of prophets.
		The origins of the Ahmadiya go back to the day of the British rule in India, when the British colonial power sought to counter the notion of jihad among Muslims.
		This is the basic difference that the Ahmadiya brought.
	www.ourdialogue.com /q1.htm (1436 words)

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