As a Muslim who is deeply distraught by the treatment meted out to Ahmadi Muslims, all I can say is: what difference does it make if a constitution or people do not consider you Muslim? Your faith like mine is only to be judged by Allah, leave it all to Him.
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By Mehr Tarar | November 30, 2017
Pakistan, between November 5 and 26, witnessed one of the biggest lockdowns in its troubled and tumultuous history. A few thousand protesters of the religious organisation Tehreek-e-Labaik Ya Rasool Allah, adherent to the Sunni Barelvi school of thought — a sect considered to be non-violent and apolitical — staged a protest in Faizabad, Islamabad. As the dharna gained momentum, protests headed by Barelvis were seen in many major cities of Pakistan, bringing daily lives of ordinary Pakistanis to a standstill.
The 21-day long dharna, one of the biggest protests after the 2014 Pakistan-Tehreek-e-Insaf sit-in, ended with the signing of an agreement between the leadership of Labaik, the foul-mouthed Khadim Hussain Rizvi, and government of Pakistan, endorsed by the interior minister Ahsan Iqbal — a devout Muslim who is a veteran politician and is highly-educated — and underwritten and supervised by a military official.
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