and its also not the topic of the OP.height if ignorance people are arguing about if ahmedis are Muslims or not !! it's no ones business they can call what they like and most importantly on topic it's a good step
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and its also not the topic of the OP.height if ignorance people are arguing about if ahmedis are Muslims or not !! it's no ones business they can call what they like and most importantly on topic it's a good step
@Horus Is this right what this Mod is saying?Discussing whether they are Muslim or not is firstly, none of your bloody business. It's off topic and unnecessary.
No more on that discussion from here on.
Ahmadiyya Muslims rally against extremism
Ben Miljure, CTV Winnipeg
Published Sunday, November 2, 2014 5:09PM CST
Last Updated Sunday, November 2, 2014 8:05PM CST
Members of a Winnipeg Muslim community rallied at the Manitoba Legislative Building Sunday to condemn the violent attacks against two Canadian soldiers in Ottawa and Quebec.
The group, mostly members of the Ahmadiyya Mosque, waved Canadian flags and wore poppies.
"This is our backlash to what happened two weeks ago, because it doesn't represent the true teachings of Islam, which seem to have been lost by some people,” said Muslim Canadian Bashir Khan.
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Members of a Winnipeg Muslim community rallied at the Manitoba Legislative Building Sunday to condemn the violent attacks against two Canadian soldiers in Ottawa and Quebec. (Photo by Ben Miljure/CTV)
Warrant Officer Patrice Vincent and Cpl. Nathan Cirillo were killed by Canadian-born men who had recently converted to Islam.
Investigators say both Ottawa shooter Michael Zihaf-Bibeau and Quebec attacker Martin Couture-Rouleau had been radicalized by Islamic State ideology.
"This is not true Islam,” said Mahpara Talat at the rally. “We don't support this. It is really barbaric and I was really saddened by what happened."
In the wake of the two attacks, vandals damaged a mosque in Cold Lake, Alberta, smashing windows and spray-painting ‘Go home’ on the walls.
Zulfiqar Ali, an imam at the Ahmadiyya Mosque in Winnipeg, says violent attacks in the name of Islam can trigger backlash against Canadian Muslims.
"It is there. Sometimes it's there. But I have not experienced that here in Winnipeg, not to that extent,” said Ali.
Calling loyalty to one’s country a fundamental pillar of Islam, people at Sunday’s rally proudly said they stand in solidarity with members of the Canadian military.
"The freedom that I enjoy in this country is because a soldier laid down his life, or her life, in Canada.” said Khan. “Be it the last two weeks or fifty years ago or a hundred years ago."
The mosque will be collecting donations this week to donate to programs to Canadian veterans.
Read more: http://winnipeg.ctvnews.ca/ahmadiyya-muslims-rally-against-extremism-1.2083545#ixzz3KCiX4jQP
whats the problem with them, they are worshipping your god, they are doing what any muslim do.
Why cant you accept them?
If you cant accept them,then how can you accept converted muslims?

@Horus Is this right what this Mod is saying?
Please ask this Mod to behave and not use words such as 'bloody'.
Qadyanis can declare Muslims 'Kaafir', but Muslims cant stop them from using the word Muslim.
This member has also deleted my post and I demand to know why was it deleted? I want to know what rule of this forum was broken or violated? Did I use indecent language? Did I say something that was not factual? Did I fabricate anything? Did I insult anyone? Why my post was deleted?
He needs to come up with right reason or apologize or please ask me to leave this forum and I'll do it immediately. I cant stay on a forum where my voice is suppressed only because some Mod did not like me to post Mirza Saheb's own fatwa on declaring all those Muslims 'Kaafir' who do not believe in his profit-hood.