Showing posts with label Ahmadiyya. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Ahmadiyya. Show all posts
Monday, September 04, 2017
The Caliphate in the Countryside
BBC. Heart & Soul, The Caliphate in the Countryside "Ahmadiyya Muslims are outcasts within their own faith and often persecuted and ostracised across the world. They preach against violent Muslims and criticise extremism. "
Thursday, May 26, 2016
#BritainsBiggestMosque
#BritainsBiggestMosque is currently trending, based on Channel 5's programme this evening
Monday, February 07, 2011
Indonesia: attacks on YouTube
Ali Kotarumalos, AP, Indonesia demands probe into attack on Muslim sect, 7 Feb 2011 "Indonesia is a secular country and has a long history of religious tolerance, but in recent years a hard-line fringe has grown louder and the government - which relies on the support of Islamic parties in Parliament - has been accused of caving in to it.
"The latest attacks on Ahmadiyah - which drew rare condemnation from President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono - were captured on video and circulated widely on national television and the Internet."
"The latest attacks on Ahmadiyah - which drew rare condemnation from President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono - were captured on video and circulated widely on national television and the Internet."
Friday, May 28, 2010
Monday, October 13, 2008
Saint-Prix, France
france24.com, Ahmadis inaugurate their first French mosque, 12 Oct 08
"Thanks to satellite TV and the Internet, the Ahmadiyya message is reaching beyond borders and local censorship. Broadcasting 24 hours a day, their TV Channel airs the inauguration ceremonies for each new mosque live. The next one is due to open in Berlin this week."
france24.com, Ahmadis inaugurate their first French mosque, 12 Oct 08
"Thanks to satellite TV and the Internet, the Ahmadiyya message is reaching beyond borders and local censorship. Broadcasting 24 hours a day, their TV Channel airs the inauguration ceremonies for each new mosque live. The next one is due to open in Berlin this week."
Thursday, July 24, 2008
Ahmadiyya Conference
Independent, A pilgrimage to the end of the Northern line, 24 Jul 08, "Cut off from its largest grouping of followers, the expulsion of Pakistan's Ahmadi leadership could have killed off the sect but satellite television and a modern marketing strategy saved it. Free to propagate their creed they set up their own TV station, MTA, and began broadcasting the Khalifa's Friday sermons in multiple languages. The internet has spread their message further, with audiences in west Africa in particular attracted to its tolerant message." Details: Ahmadiyya Muslim Community, United Kingdom
Independent, A pilgrimage to the end of the Northern line, 24 Jul 08, "Cut off from its largest grouping of followers, the expulsion of Pakistan's Ahmadi leadership could have killed off the sect but satellite television and a modern marketing strategy saved it. Free to propagate their creed they set up their own TV station, MTA, and began broadcasting the Khalifa's Friday sermons in multiple languages. The internet has spread their message further, with audiences in west Africa in particular attracted to its tolerant message." Details: Ahmadiyya Muslim Community, United Kingdom
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