Was Ahmadiyya Muslim Jamaat Planted By The British? — Page 40
Was Ahmadiyya Muslim Jama'at Planted by the British? 40 authority of the Pakistani armed forces—and their creed shall be officially branded as 'Islam'. Any doctrines that would differ from theirs will receive state censure in one way or another. You are aware of what has already taken place in Pakistan against the Shiites. It’s reported in the newspapers. Whatever is brewing internally against them is known only to the perpetrators. But I can tell you one thing: I don’t see them in peace. They are suffering from self-delusion if they think that they are in peace. A Meaningful Warning to the Barailaw i s Whatever has been happening in regard to the Barailaw i s is already in your knowledge, because it has been reported in the newspapers. Furthermore the President of Pakistan has already declared in a statement that 'there is no room for Mushrik i n here'. The real bone of contention between the Barailaw i s and Diyuband i s (or, between the Najd i s and the Barailaw i s ) is that the Barailaw i s complain that they are wrongfully accused of being mushrik [ i. e. those who associate partners with God]. And they try to prove that their detractors are mushrik. So this remark by the President is pregnant with foreboding; it is not that he said something meaningless without rhyme or reason. This is a broad hint at the considered official policy to be implemented in future. Having singled out the Ahmad i es for his statement—'we have no room for Ahmad i es here'—he added that there was no room for Mushrik i n there, either.