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RELIGIOUS PERSECUTION IN PAKISTAN
Nor is this the first Ahmadiya mosque to be destroyed in Pakistan since the Ahmadiyas were declared illegal by the Pakistani government of General Zia in 1984. The destructions have generally been carried out by the Pakistani police, incited by orthodox mullahs. In addition, Ahmadiya leaders have fled the country, as under current Pakistani law they can be imprisoned for three years, merely for performing Islamic practices or claiming to be Muslims. Some Ahmadiya leaders who have stayed in Pakistan have stayed in Pakistan have been murdered for their beliefs.

The Ahmadiya sect dates back to the nineteenth century and numbers four million in Pakistan and up to ten million through out the world.

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