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Pakistan’s Black September

By Amaar Ahmad
In Human Rights, Op-eds
3 Min read
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Originally Posted on PakTeaHouse   More than 40,000 civilians and 5,000 soldiers dead at the hands of 
religious fanatics leaves every Pakistani guessing – where did we go
wrong? Can we point out any single day in our 65 year history which
 symbolizes our collective decision to surrender to the Mullah?  Thirty 
eight years ago, on 7th of September 1974, the Parliament of Pakistan
 brazenly...

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My Legal Journey From Muslim to Non-Muslim and Back

By Maudood Bhatti
In Ahmadiyya, Op-eds
4 Min read
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Originally Posted on PakTeaHouse I was born a Muslim. Until the second amendment was passed in Pakistan’s constitution in 1974, I remained a legal Muslim.  I was very young when this happened, too young to remember it well. Hence, I did not have the opportunity to carry out and observe Islam’s practices before I was declared non-Muslim by State and before these practices were banned on me. I...

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