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On Tuesday March 29th, Tanveer Ahmed, from Bradford appeared at Glasgow Sheriff Court charged with the murder of Asad Shah. The Dawat e Islami’s Role in the killing of Asad Shah Facebook profile of Tanveer Attari Qadri Shortly after Allah Wasaya spoke at a KhatmeNabuwat conference in London and claimed that the Ahmadis attacked their own Mosques with the help of Pakistani intelligence agencies. On 28th May 2010 two Ahmadiyya Mosques in Lahore, Pakistan were attacked by terrorists which resulted in the death of over 90 Ahmadis. Speaking at another gathering in 2010 in Manchester, UK he criticized Love for all, Hatred for None bus ads placed on London buses by Ahmadiyya Muslim Community. In another surprise turn of events, just after Asad Shah’s murder the BBC published a story that revealed Imam Maulana Habib Ur Rehman of Glasgow Central Mosque had used the messaging platform WhatsApp to show his support for Taseer’s killer Mumtaz Qadri.Īt another gathering Allah Wasaya told the audience how a claimant of a Prophethood was killed for claiming prophethood. In 2009 Wasaya threatened then Governor of Punjab Salman Taseer with death after he spoke against the unfair use of Blasphemy laws, Taseer was killed in 2011 by his own bodyguard Mumtaz Qadri, who was hanged this year in Feburary. In another KhatmeNabuwat conference which was attended by Wasaya another speaker defined the term Zindeeq as some who is an Apostate and WajibulQatal (Worthy of Death). Wasaya has declared Ahmadi Muslims to be Zindeeq, a term used for those who are criminally dissident to the Islamic faith. Allah WasayaĪs for Molana Allah Wasaya, He was a guest speaker at the 2014 KhatmeNabuwat Conference hosted by the now infamous Glasgow Central Mosque. Speaking to the banned militant outfit SSP’s rally in 2012 he made his position on Blasphemy law clear by saying that Blasphemers should be killed. Chinioti also asked the central Government to take land ownership rights of Rabwah away from Ahmadis. Ilyas Chinioti has also served as a member of Punjab’s Provincial Assembly from 2008 to 2013 and during his time in office he called on the Government to Stop supporting Ahmadis and asked the Federal Government stop providing basic services to his Ahmadi constituents. In a recent news report BBC exposed SSP’s ties to Glasgow Central Mosque, Asad Shah’s shop was just 2 miles away from the Mosque. Ilyas Chinioti is an active supporter of SSP, a banned Pakistani militant group referred to as SSP or ‘ Sipah-e-Sahaba Pakistan‘. The extremist group KhatmeNabuwat which is based out of ForestGate, London has also hosted prominent Pakistani hate preachers which include Molana Ilyas Chinioti and Molana Allah Wasaya. KhatmeNabuwat’s hate against Ahmadiyya Muslims KhatmeNabuwat office in London In the past KhatmeNabuwat’s Pakistani leaders have declared Ahmadis to be ‘Infidels’ and ‘ WajibulQatal‘ (Worthy to be Killed). Facebook page of an anti-Ahmadiyya extremist group KhatmeNabuwat which has offices in London ‘Congratulated all Muslims’ on the death of Qadiani Asad Shah. Since the case is still in courts Police have not released any more information on the killer or his motives but the religious fanatics have not shied away from naming and glorifying the killer. Tanveer Ahmed, 32, from Bradford, West Yorkshire, is accused of killing Asad Shah. Police have described the murder as a religiously prejudiced attack and confirmed that both men were Muslims. Friend & locals described Shah as a wonderful gentle man who cared deeply for his community. Every year he would print out his own Christmas cards with personal messages for customers and neighbors. Three decades later the feud has claimed it’s first victim, Asad Shah. In 1985 The Times London published an article warning Britain about the “Muslim feud” that was being imported from Pakistan. Shah who was a resident of Glasgow was much loved by the local community and his horrific murder has got people talking about sectarian violence within the Muslim community, something that has largely been ignored by both the British Media and Politicians. Ahmadiyya Muslims who are considered heretics and face severe persecution at the hands of extremist Muslims across Asia but this the first time an Ahmadi has been murdered for his religious belief’s in UK. The recent murder of Ahmadi Muslim shopkeeper Asad Shah has sent shockwaves across Britain.