In Pakistan, false accusations of blasphemy are widespread and often motivated by personal vendettas or religious hatred. Accusations are inflammatory and have the potential to spark mob lynching, vigilante murders, and mass protests.
Since Pakistan added Section 295-B and 295-C to the country’s blasphemy laws in 1987, the number of blasphemy accusations have skyrocketed. Between 1987 and 2017, 1,534 individuals in Pakistan are being accused of blasphemy. Out of that 1,534, 829 accusations (54%), were against religious minorities. With Christians only making up 1.6% of Pakistan’s total population, the 251 accusations (17.5%) made against Christians is disproportionate.
Currently, 29 Christians are in prison due to blasphemy charges in Pakistan. These 29 Christians are defendants in 21 blasphemy cases represented at various levels of the judicial process in Pakistan.
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Deobandi Islamist in Kallur Kot, Bhakkar District, Punjab registered blasphemy case under Sections 295A, 298A against a Barelvi Islamist for distributing fatwas of Ala Hazrat Barelvi declaring Deobandis and Salafis as "wajib-ul-Qatal" (worthy of death).
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Police in Silanwali, Sargodha District filed blasphemy case, under Section 295A, against a Deobandi Islamist for posting on Facebook, in which he declared Shias as heretics and called Pakistan Army Chief Field Marshal Asim Munir a "closet Shia."
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Pakistan’s Blasphemy Law: The Islamic License to Lynch — Blood, Mob Justice, and Zero Accountability
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Pakistan’s Blasphemy Law: The Islamic License to Lynch — Blood, Mob Justice, and Zero Accountability
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Sunni Islamists in Chak 206, Faisalabad, Punjab registered a #blasphemy case under Section 295-C, which mandates the death penalty, against 55 Christians in a graveyard dispute, and police raided homes and threatened residents; 14 Christians were arrested.
Later, Christians were attacked and threatened by a local Muslim group, and Muslims asked the local police to register a case, FIR No. 316/14, under Sections 295-C, 506-B, 447, 148, and 149, while the Christians were unaware of the registered case.
Police started raiding the houses of Christians early in the morning at 4:00 a.m. to arrest them. Police came to the village, broke the gates of Christian houses, and arrested fourteen Christians.
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It is Finished
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For Christians, today is Maundy Thursday where Jesus Christ held the Last Supper for his Disciples. and established the Holy Communion.
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This is the likely path Jesus Christ walked into Jerusalem on Palm Sunday more than 2000 years ago, and it still exists.
Right there. In Jerusalem.
Hosanna in the Highest! Blessed is He who comes in the name of the Lord.
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As Israeli and U.S. military strikes crush Iran's Islamic regime and its nuclear capabilities, an Iranian woman who was jailed and sentenced to die on apostasy charges believes her countrymen will soon throw off their forced Muslim identities, embrace Christianity, and spark a spiritual awakening throughout the Middle East.
A Christian house church leader in Iran until her imprisonment by the brutal Islamist regime in 2009, Maryam Rostampour Keller is issuing an urgent call to prayer for her former homeland.
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🇵🇰 Shia Majlis Wahdat-e-Muslimeen Mullah’s in Jacobabad, Sindh sought blasphemy case against Islamist Abdul Qudus Mengal for insulting Iranian Supreme Leader Khamenei. The case was withdrawn after he came to the local Imambargah to offer an apology.
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