Pakistan Independence Day: Celebrating extremism and bigotry

Article by Qantra A Ahmed

The founder of Pakistan, which today celebrates Independence Day, believed in the separation of mosque and state. He would not recognize his country now. Blasphemy laws…

[Video] Understanding Chapter 97 Al-Qadr

Mrs Habiba Anwar-Sadiq gives a detailed explaination of the five verses of chapter 97 of the Holy Quran which is known as Al-Qadr (The Majesty)

Pakistan and the Higgs Boson

Have you heard about Pakistan’s contribution to last months’s discovery of the Higgs Boson? No, thought not. Remarkably, the reason you probably won’t have is because Pakistan doesn’t want you to.

Pakistan was meant to keep religion and state separate

Speakers and the audience at a seminar Jinnah ka Pakistan (Jinnah’s Pakistan) on Saturday agreed that the Quaid had wanted to keep religion and state separate.

[Urdu] Founder of Qadiani Jamaat lied?

The founder of the Qadiani jamaat and his followers have always used abusive language about Hazrat Maulana Muhammad Ali and the majority of the Anjuman created by the Promised Messiah because the majority did not agree with him.

Goodbye Ramadan

[Podcast] Respect your Parents

We read from the Urdu book Mulfuzat (Volume 1 pages 295 to 296) in which Hazrat Mirza Ghulam Ahmad makes a short speech on the day of Eid al-Adha in 1899 on the importance of respecting your mother.

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Is Fasting meant only for Muslims?

In his Eid Ul Fitr speech Dr Zahid Aziz, looks at what Biblical Prophets say about Fasting, and shows how it is a fundamental practise taught in the Holy Bible.

He then goes on to discuss the Lahori Ahmadiyya movement and how despite very…

[Video] Islam is a simple religion

In this month of Ramadan we look at Chapter two of the Holy Quran and specifically verses 183 to 186 which relate directly to Fasting.

We use these verses to discuss how Islam is meant to be simply religion for all, but how modern Muslims are…