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#difaeislam #hadees #allamaghulamyaseenqadri #Islam #Pakistan #Sectarianism #BlasphemyLaws #ForcedConversions #Ahmadiyya #Extremism #Terrorism #Sufism #InterfaithDialogue #ReligiousFreedom #HumanRights *Sectarianism*: Tensions between Sunni and Shia Muslims continue to simmer, with Shias alleging discrimination and Sunni extremists targeting them. Sectarian violence is a recurring feature, particularly during Muharram. *Blasphemy Laws*: Pakistan's blasphemy laws are often used to target religious minorities, with accusations of blasphemy sometimes leading to violent mobs and lynchings. In 2023, 329 people were accused of blasphemy, with 75% being Muslims and 20% Ahmadi Muslims. *Forced Conversions and Marriages*: There are reports of forced conversions and marriages, particularly of Christian and Hindu women and girls. According to the Center for Social Justice, there were 103 cases of forced marriage and conversion in 2023. *Ahmadiyya Community Issues*: The Ahmadiyya community faces significant persecution, with authorities targeting and harassing them for blasphemy and other crimes. Ahmadis are often denied construction permits for their places of worship. *Extremism and Terrorism*: Pakistan has struggled with extremist groups, including the Taliban and Lashkar-e-Jhangvi, which have carried out attacks on Shia Muslims, Sufi shrines, and other targets. *Sufi Shrines and Festivals*: Sufi shrines and festivals are sometimes targeted by extremists, with five attacks in 2010 killing 64 people. *Education and Madrassas*: Some madrassas are criticized for promoting sectarian hatred and extremism. The government has implemented reforms to regulate madrassas, but more work is needed. *Interfaith Relations*: Pakistan's constitution guarantees freedom of religion, but societal tensions and violence against minorities persist. Interfaith dialogue and initiatives aim to promote understanding and respect.