353 one-page incident reports. 342 document Ahmadi Muslims killed in Pakistan between 1948 and 2026; 11 more document shootings, a stabbing, grave desecration, mosque demolitions and restrictions on worship reported in 2026. Every report is listed below and on its city page, and each one can be opened as a PDF.
Mr. Hamid Javed was injured in a knife attack near his home in Lathianwala, Faisalabad. According to the community’s account, the attacker first asked him whether he was a “Qadiani” and stabbed him after he confirmed his faith, causing serious injuries. The community regards the attack as religiously motivated; the police report did not establish the motive.
Malik Mahmood Mubarak (70) and his son Ayaz Mubarak (40) were shot while travelling home from work, when an unidentified motorcyclist opened fire near a private college in Sargodha. Both survived; they were taken to hospital and later referred to Lahore because of the seriousness of their injuries. A First Information Report was registered the following day. The attackers fled on an unregistered motorcycle.
Mr. Naghman Ahmad, appointed by the Punjab Land Records Authority as Assistant Director Land Records in Lalian, faced a public campaign by Khatm-e-Nabuwwat groups, who called him a “Qadiani” and threatened wider protests unless he was transferred. On 8 August 2026 the Authority ordered him to report to its headquarters with immediate effect and gave another official charge of the post. The order gave no reason; the campaigners celebrated it as their success.
IHRC reported two separate incidents in which police in Badin District interfered with the funeral and mourning arrangements of deceased Ahmadis, reportedly under pressure from extremist clerics. The families were prevented from carrying out funeral-related religious practices without intimidation or interference. The exact dates of the two incidents were not given.
Mr. Waqas Ahmad, Mr. Bilal Ahmad and Mr. Abdul Jabbar
· Bait-ul-Aqsa Mosque, Rabwah
At about 9 pm, an unidentified gunman on a motorcycle, his face concealed, opened fire on a vehicle carrying Ahmadi security volunteers at Aqsa Chowk, outside Bait-ul-Aqsa Mosque, and fled. Waqas Ahmad (23) was hit by several bullets, Bilal Ahmad (30) was shot in the chest and Abdul Jabbar (39) in the abdomen; two were reported in critical condition. Police launched a search operation. It was the second armed attack near the mosque in eight months.
During Eid-ul-Adha, Ahmadis performing the ritual sacrifice inside private property in Punjab were reported to the police. IHRC reported that police detained community members and confiscated sacrificial meat, and that two Ahmadis were held for several days under preventive detention orders. In Gujranwala district, an Ahmadi man who performed a sacrifice on behalf of a deceased relative was arrested, charged under Pakistan’s anti-Ahmadi provisions and sent to prison on judicial remand.
Opponents of the community protested in Karundi, blocked the road and demanded the demolition of the minarets and prayer niche of the Ahmadi place of worship in Jamalpur. Local authorities then visited the site, demolished the minarets and bricked up the prayer niche from inside. IHRC also reported that an Ahmadi man was physically assaulted by opponents in Karundi; police acted against the assailants after the local Member of the Provincial Assembly intervened.
Local police told the Ahmadi community in Goth Ali Muhammad Jutt, District Khairpur, to cover the minarets and prayer niche of its place of worship before 15 May. On the night of 13 May 2026 a wall was built in front of them, and officials from the local police station inspected the work. IHRC reported that this followed a hate campaign against Ahmadi places of worship in the area.
Mr. Waseem Ahmad, headmaster of the Government Elementary School in Rajana, District Toba Tek Singh, was reportedly removed from his post after a campaign by extremist clerics and anti-Ahmadi groups, carried out through social media and local pressure. According to IHRC, the campaign intensified after his name became public in connection with a government-related appointment, and it targeted him because of his Ahmadi faith.
On Eid-ul-Fitr, Punjab Police reportedly stopped Ahmadis from offering Eid prayers in several districts. IHRC reported that Ahmadis in Gujranwala were barred from gathering, police intervened at six locations in Sialkot, a place of worship in Faisalabad was forcibly evacuated, and worshippers in Sargodha were removed before prayer centres were locked. Bar associations in Lahore and Larkana had earlier urged action against Ahmadi religious practice.
At least seven graves in a privately maintained Ahmadi cemetery in Village 37/12-L, Tehsil Chichawatni, District Sahiwal, were vandalised. The religious inscriptions on the gravestones were deliberately defaced and the names “Muhammad” and “Ahmed” were removed or erased. IHRC reported that the perpetrators had not been identified.
The 58-year-old gastroenterologist was shot twice in the back shortly after Friday prayers as he entered the hospital grounds. The attacker wore a sanitation-programme uniform and escaped on a waiting motorcycle. Dr Mahmood had previously faced threats over his faith and had no known personal dispute. The killing is classified as faith-motivated.
During a mob action surrounding the Ahmadiyya Hall at Friday prayers, Laiq Ahmad Cheema was identified as Ahmadi roughly 150 metres from the worship place. He was pulled aside and beaten with bricks and sticks, dying at the scene. Community and media accounts linked the mob to Tehreek-e-Labbaik Pakistan and criticised police inaction. The killing is classified as faith-motivated.
Ameer Hassan Mardani, about 40 and a local office-bearer, was returning home with his 12-year-old son after Fajr prayers. Two motorcyclists reportedly asked his name, confirmed his identity and shot him in the chest. He died at the scene. The killing is classified as faith-motivated.
Tayyab Ahmad, 40, was visiting his brother at a shop when an assailant attacked him repeatedly with an axe. Witness accounts reported that the attacker shouted an anti-Ahmadi threat ordering Ahmadis to leave the area. Tayyab died at the scene. The killing is classified as faith-motivated.
The 53-year-old dentist and local Ahmadi president was shot inside his clinic by an assailant who entered while another person waited outside. The community reported no known personal enmity and classified the attack as a killing for his faith. The killing is classified as faith-motivated.
Rahat Ahmad Bajwa, about 30 and the operator of a catering business or restaurant, was killed in a second attack in the same locality on the same day. The arrested suspect was linked to both shootings. Source accounts contain small age variations; this report follows the biographical figures in the detailed community statement. The killing is classified as faith-motivated.
A farmer aged about 62, Ghulam Sarwar was shot near his home after returning from Zuhr prayers. Police arrested a teenage madrassah student. Community reporting states that the suspect confessed that the killings were religiously motivated. The killing is classified as faith-motivated.
The local president of the Ahmadiyya community in Chak 84 Fatah was shot at close range during his morning walk after Fajr prayers. He had no reported personal dispute. The community report gives his age as 54; a later sermon summary reproduces a different age, so 54 is used here as the contemporaneous incident-report figure. The killing is classified as faith-motivated.
Dr. Muhammad Rasheed was attacked inside the clinic adjoining his ancestral home. Two assailants reportedly entered while posing as patients and shot him; he died at the scene. Community reporting classifies the killing as faith-motivated.
Naseer Ahmad was killed in Chenab Nagar (Rabwah), Punjab, on 12 August 2022. Community reporting and the published Pakistan register classify the killing as faith-motivated.
Abdul Salam was killed in Okara, Punjab, on 17 May 2022. Community reporting and the published Pakistan register classify the killing as faith-motivated.
Asghar Ali Kalar was killed in Bahawalpur, Punjab, on 10 January 2022. Community reporting and the published Pakistan register classify the killing as faith-motivated.
Kamran Ahmad was killed in Peshawar, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, on 9 November 2021. Community reporting and the published Pakistan register classify the killing as faith-motivated.
Akbar Ali was killed in Nankana Sahib, Punjab, on 16 February 2021. Community reporting and the published Pakistan register classify the killing as faith-motivated.
Dr Abdul Qadir was killed in Bazid Khel, Peshawar, on 11 February 2021. Community reporting and the published Pakistan register classify the killing as faith-motivated.
Dr Tahir Mehmood was killed in Nankana Sahib, Punjab, on 20 November 2020. Community reporting and the published Pakistan register classify the killing as faith-motivated.
Mehboob Ahmad Khan was killed in Peshawar, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, on 8 November 2020. Community reporting and the published Pakistan register classify the killing as faith-motivated.
Professor Naeem-ud-Din Khattak was killed in Peshawar, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, on 5 October 2020. Community reporting and the published Pakistan register classify the killing as faith-motivated.
Mairaj Ahmad was killed in Peshawar, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, on 12 August 2020. Community reporting and the published Pakistan register classify the killing as faith-motivated.
Tanzeel Ahmad was killed in Lahore, Punjab, on 27 February 2020. Community reporting and the published Pakistan register classify the killing as faith-motivated.
Dr Aziz Ahmad was killed in Attock, Punjab, on 13 March 2019. Community reporting and the published Pakistan register classify the killing as faith-motivated.
Dr Iftikhar Ahmad was killed in Attock, Punjab, on 13 March 2019. Community reporting and the published Pakistan register classify the killing as faith-motivated.
Mahdi Khan was killed in Mandi Bahauddin, Punjab, on 3 January 2019. Community reporting and the published Pakistan register classify the killing as faith-motivated.
Muhammad Zafarullah was killed in Nankana Sahib, Punjab, on 29 August 2018. Community reporting and the published Pakistan register classify the killing as faith-motivated.
Qazi Shaban Ahmad Khan was killed in Lahore, Punjab, on 25 June 2018. Community reporting and the published Pakistan register classify the killing as faith-motivated.
Basharat Ahmad was killed in Khanpur, Rahim Yar Khan, Punjab, on 3 May 2017. Community reporting and the published Pakistan register classify the killing as faith-motivated.
Tahira Perveen Malik was killed in Lahore, Punjab, on 18 April 2017. Community reporting and the published Pakistan register classify the killing as faith-motivated.
Dr Ashfaq Ahmad was killed in Lahore, Punjab, on 7 April 2017. Community reporting and the published Pakistan register classify the killing as faith-motivated.
Saleem Lateef was killed in Nankana Sahib, Punjab, on 30 March 2017. Community reporting and the published Pakistan register classify the killing as faith-motivated.
Sheikh Sajid Mahmud was killed in Gulzar Hijri, Karachi, on 22 November 2016. Community reporting and the published Pakistan register classify the killing as faith-motivated.
Dr Chaudhry Abdul Khaliq was killed in Sikandar Goth, Karachi, on 20 June 2016. Community reporting and the published Pakistan register classify the killing as faith-motivated.
Dr Hameed Ahmad was killed in Attock, Punjab, on 4 June 2016. Community reporting and the published Pakistan register classify the killing as faith-motivated.
Dawood Ahmad was killed in Gulzar Hijri, Karachi, on 24 May 2016. Community reporting and the published Pakistan register classify the killing as faith-motivated.
Qamar-ul-Zia was killed in Kot Abdul Malik, Sheikhupura, Punjab, on 1 March 2016. Community reporting and the published Pakistan register classify the killing as faith-motivated.
Ikramullah was killed in Taunsa, Dera Ghazi Khan, on 19 August 2015. Community reporting and the published Pakistan register classify the killing as faith-motivated.
Nauman Najam was killed in Karachi, Sindh, on 21 March 2015. Community reporting and the published Pakistan register classify the killing as faith-motivated.
Luqman Ahad was killed in Gujranwala, Punjab, on 27 December 2014. Community reporting and the published Pakistan register classify the killing as faith-motivated.
Latif Aalam Butt was killed in Attock, Punjab, on 15 October 2014. Community reporting and the published Pakistan register classify the killing as faith-motivated.
Mubashar Ahmad Khosa was killed in Mirpur Khas, Sindh, on 22 September 2014. Community reporting and the published Pakistan register classify the killing as faith-motivated.
Kainat Tabassum, aged 8 months, was killed in Gujranwala, Punjab, on 27 July 2014. Community reporting and the published Pakistan register classify the killing as faith-motivated.
Hira Tabassum, aged 8, was killed in Gujranwala, Punjab, on 27 July 2014. Community reporting and the published Pakistan register classify the killing as faith-motivated.
Bushra Bibi was killed in Gujranwala, Punjab, on 27 July 2014. Community reporting and the published Pakistan register classify the killing as faith-motivated.
Imtiaz Ahmad was killed in Nawabshah, Sindh, on 13 July 2014. Community reporting and the published Pakistan register classify the killing as faith-motivated.
Dr Mahdi Ali was killed in Rabwah, Punjab, on 26 May 2014. Community reporting and the published Pakistan register classify the killing as faith-motivated.
Khalil Ahmad was killed in Sheikhupura, Punjab, on 16 May 2014. Community reporting and the published Pakistan register classify the killing as faith-motivated.
Mubashir Ijaz was killed in Islamabad on 28 March 2014. Community reporting and the published Pakistan register classify the killing as faith-motivated.
Bushra Anjum was killed in Islamabad on 28 March 2014. Community reporting and the published Pakistan register classify the killing as faith-motivated.
Razi-ud-Din was killed in Karachi, Sindh, on 8 February 2014. Community reporting and the published Pakistan register classify the killing as faith-motivated.
Arsalan Sarwar was killed in Rawalpindi, Punjab, on 14 January 2014. Community reporting and the published Pakistan register classify the killing as faith-motivated.
Bashir Ahmad Kiyani was killed in Karachi, Sindh, on 1 November 2013. Community reporting and the published Pakistan register classify the killing as faith-motivated.
Ijaz Ahmad Kiyani was killed in Karachi, Sindh, on 18 September 2013. Community reporting and the published Pakistan register classify the killing as faith-motivated.
Ejaz Ahmad was killed in Karachi, Sindh, on 4 September 2013. Community reporting and the published Pakistan register classify the killing as faith-motivated.
Syed Tahir Ahmad was killed in Karachi, Sindh, on 31 August 2013. Community reporting and the published Pakistan register classify the killing as faith-motivated.
Zahoor Ahmad Kiyani was killed in Karachi, Sindh, on 21 August 2013. Community reporting and the published Pakistan register classify the killing as faith-motivated.
Jawad Kareem was killed in Lahore, Punjab, on 17 June 2013. Community reporting and the published Pakistan register classify the killing as faith-motivated.
Hamid Sami was killed in Karachi, Sindh, on 11 June 2013. Community reporting and the published Pakistan register classify the killing as faith-motivated.
Maqsood Ahmad was killed in Quetta, Balochistan, on 7 December 2012. Community reporting and the published Pakistan register classify the killing as faith-motivated.
Chaudhry Nusrat Mahmood was killed in Karachi, Sindh, on 27 November 2012. Community reporting and the published Pakistan register classify the killing as faith-motivated.
Manzoor Ahmad was killed in Quetta, Balochistan, on 11 November 2012. Community reporting and the published Pakistan register classify the killing as faith-motivated.
Dr Raja Abdul Hameed was killed in Karachi, Sindh, on 23 October 2012. Community reporting and the published Pakistan register classify the killing as faith-motivated.
Bashir Ahmad Bhatti was killed in Karachi, Sindh, on 23 October 2012. Community reporting and the published Pakistan register classify the killing as faith-motivated.
Saad Farooq Kahlonn was killed in Karachi, Sindh, on 19 October 2012. Community reporting and the published Pakistan register classify the killing as faith-motivated.
Riaz Ahmad Basra was killed in Ghatialian, Sialkot, on 18 October 2012. Community reporting and the published Pakistan register classify the killing as faith-motivated.
Khawaja Zahur Ahmad was killed in Sargodha, Punjab, on 4 October 2012. Community reporting and the published Pakistan register classify the killing as faith-motivated.
Muhammad Ahmad Siddiqui was killed in Karachi, Sindh, on 15 September 2012. Community reporting and the published Pakistan register classify the killing as faith-motivated.
Naveed Ahmad was killed in Karachi, Sindh, on 14 September 2012. Community reporting and the published Pakistan register classify the killing as faith-motivated.
Muhammad Nawaz was killed in Karachi, Sindh, on 11 September 2012. Community reporting and the published Pakistan register classify the killing as faith-motivated.
Rao Abdul Ghaffar was killed in Karachi, Sindh, on 6 September 2012. Community reporting and the published Pakistan register classify the killing as faith-motivated.
Naeem Ahmad Gondal was killed in Karachi, Sindh, on 19 July 2012. Community reporting and the published Pakistan register classify the killing as faith-motivated.
Tariq Ahmad was killed in Layyah, Punjab, on 17 May 2012. Community reporting and the published Pakistan register classify the killing as faith-motivated.
Abdul Quddoos was killed in Rabwah, Punjab, on 30 March 2012. Community reporting and the published Pakistan register classify the killing as faith-motivated.
Maqsood Ahmad was killed in Nawabshah, Sindh, on 7 March 2012. Community reporting and the published Pakistan register classify the killing as faith-motivated.
Chaudhry Muhammad Akram was killed in Nawabshah, Sindh, on 29 February 2012. Community reporting and the published Pakistan register classify the killing as faith-motivated.
Mirza Akram Baig was killed in Lahore, Punjab, on 28 May 2010. Community reporting and the published Pakistan register classify the killing as faith-motivated.
Mahmood Ahmad Shad was killed in Lahore, Punjab, on 28 May 2010. Community reporting and the published Pakistan register classify the killing as faith-motivated.
Mirza Zafar Ahmad was killed in Lahore, Punjab, on 28 May 2010. Community reporting and the published Pakistan register classify the killing as faith-motivated.
Ilyas Ahmad Aslam Qureshi was killed in Lahore, Punjab, on 28 May 2010. Community reporting and the published Pakistan register classify the killing as faith-motivated.
Khawar Ayub was killed in Lahore, Punjab, on 28 May 2010. Community reporting and the published Pakistan register classify the killing as faith-motivated.
Muhammad Shahid was killed in Lahore, Punjab, on 28 May 2010. Community reporting and the published Pakistan register classify the killing as faith-motivated.
Ihsan Ahmad Khan was killed in Lahore, Punjab, on 28 May 2010. Community reporting and the published Pakistan register classify the killing as faith-motivated.
Muhammad Aslam Bharwana was killed in Lahore, Punjab, on 28 May 2010. Community reporting and the published Pakistan register classify the killing as faith-motivated.
Ijaz Ahmad Baig was killed in Lahore, Punjab, on 28 May 2010. Community reporting and the published Pakistan register classify the killing as faith-motivated.
Anees Ahmad was killed in Lahore, Punjab, on 28 May 2010. Community reporting and the published Pakistan register classify the killing as faith-motivated.
Munawwar Ahmad was killed in Lahore, Punjab, on 28 May 2010. Community reporting and the published Pakistan register classify the killing as faith-motivated.
Haji Muhammad Virk was killed in Lahore, Punjab, on 28 May 2010. Community reporting and the published Pakistan register classify the killing as faith-motivated.
Laal Khan Nasir was killed in Lahore, Punjab, on 28 May 2010. Community reporting and the published Pakistan register classify the killing as faith-motivated.
Muhammad Shabir Munir was killed in Lahore, Punjab, on 28 May 2010. Community reporting and the published Pakistan register classify the killing as faith-motivated.
Hafeez Ahmad Shakir was killed in Karachi, Sindh, on 19 May 2010. Community reporting and the published Pakistan register classify the killing as faith-motivated.
Asif Masood was killed in Faisalabad, Punjab, on 1 April 2010. Community reporting and the published Pakistan register classify the killing as faith-motivated.
Masood Javed was killed in Faisalabad, Punjab, on 1 April 2010. Community reporting and the published Pakistan register classify the killing as faith-motivated.
Ashraf Pervez was killed in Faisalabad, Punjab, on 1 April 2010. Community reporting and the published Pakistan register classify the killing as faith-motivated.
Sami Ullah was killed in Shahdadpur, Sanghar, Sindh, on 3 February 2010. Community reporting and the published Pakistan register classify the killing as faith-motivated.
Professor Muhammad Yusuf was killed in Lahore on 5 January 2010. Community reporting and the published Pakistan register classify the killing as faith-motivated.
Rana Saleem Ahmad was killed in Sanghar, Sindh, on 26 November 2009. Community reporting and the published Pakistan register classify the killing as faith-motivated.
Mian Laiq Ahmad was killed in Faisalabad on 29 September 2009. Community reporting and the published Pakistan register classify the killing as faith-motivated.
M. Ahmad Farooqi was killed in Bahawalpur on 26 September 2009. Community reporting and the published Pakistan register classify the killing as faith-motivated.
Zulfiqar Mansur was killed in Quetta on 11 September 2009. Community reporting and the published Pakistan register classify the killing as faith-motivated.
Rana Ata-ul-Karim was killed in Multan on 6 July 2009. Community reporting and the published Pakistan register classify the killing as faith-motivated.
Dr Noreen Bajwa was killed in Multan on 14 March 2009. Community reporting and the published Pakistan register classify the killing as faith-motivated.
Dr Shiraz Bajwa was killed in Multan on 14 March 2009. Community reporting and the published Pakistan register classify the killing as faith-motivated.
Mubashir Ahmad was killed in Karachi on 20 February 2009. Community reporting and the published Pakistan register classify the killing as faith-motivated.
Muhammad Ghazanfar Chattha was killed in Vehari, Punjab, on 18 November 2008. Community reporting and the published Pakistan register classify the killing as faith-motivated.
Seth Muhammad Yusuf was killed in Nawabshah, Sindh, on 9 September 2008. Community reporting and the published Pakistan register classify the killing as faith-motivated.
Dr Abdul Manan Siddiqui was killed in Mirpur Khas on 8 September 2008. Community reporting and the published Pakistan register classify the killing as faith-motivated.
Basharat Ahmad Mughal was killed in Karachi on 24 February 2008. Community reporting and the published Pakistan register classify the killing as faith-motivated.
Humayun Waqar was killed in Sheikhupura on 7 December 2007. Community reporting and the published Pakistan register classify the killing as faith-motivated.
Professor Dr Mobashir Ahmad was killed in Karachi on 26 September 2007. Community reporting and the published Pakistan register classify the killing as faith-motivated.
Dr Hameedullah was killed in Karachi on 21 September 2007. Community reporting and the published Pakistan register classify the killing as faith-motivated.
Chaudhry Habibullah Sial was killed in Adda Nurpur Nehr, District Kasur, on 7/8 April 2007. Community reporting and the published Pakistan register classify the killing as faith-motivated.
Muhammad Ashraf was killed in Seerah, Mandi Bahauddin, on 1 March 2007. Community reporting and the published Pakistan register classify the killing as faith-motivated.
Munawwar Ahmad was killed in Gujrat on 22 August 2006. Community reporting and the published Pakistan register classify the killing as faith-motivated.
Dr Mujeeb-ur-Rehman Pasha was killed in Sanghar on 7 May 2006. Community reporting and the published Pakistan register classify the killing as faith-motivated.
Sheikh Rafiq Ahmad was killed in Manzoor Colony, Karachi, on 19 March 2006. Community reporting and the published Pakistan register classify the killing as faith-motivated.
Naeem Mahmud was killed in Sialkot on 17 December 2005. Community reporting and the published Pakistan register classify the killing as faith-motivated.
Muhammad Iqbal was killed in Narang Mandi, Sheikhupura, on 6 November 2005. Community reporting and the published Pakistan register classify the killing as faith-motivated.
Raja Abdul Majeed was killed in Mong, District Mandi Bahauddin, on 7 October 2005. Community reporting and the published Pakistan register classify the killing as faith-motivated.
Raja Abid Mahmud was killed in Mong, District Mandi Bahauddin, on 7 October 2005. Community reporting and the published Pakistan register classify the killing as faith-motivated.
Raja Muhammad Ashraf was killed in Mong, District Mandi Bahauddin, on 7 October 2005. Community reporting and the published Pakistan register classify the killing as faith-motivated.
Yassar Ahmad Kullah was killed in Mong, District Mandi Bahauddin, on 7 October 2005. Community reporting and the published Pakistan register classify the killing as faith-motivated.
Muhammad Aslam Kullah was killed in Mong, District Mandi Bahauddin, on 7 October 2005. Community reporting and the published Pakistan register classify the killing as faith-motivated.
Raja Altaf Mahmud was killed in Mong, District Mandi Bahauddin, on 7 October 2005. Community reporting and the published Pakistan register classify the killing as faith-motivated.
Raja Larasib Khan was killed in Mong, District Mandi Bahauddin, on 7 October 2005. Community reporting and the published Pakistan register classify the killing as faith-motivated.
Waheed Ahmad was killed in Mong, District Mandi Bahauddin, on 7 October 2005. Community reporting and the published Pakistan register classify the killing as faith-motivated.
Wasim Ahmad was killed in Quetta on 12 September 2005. Community reporting and the published Pakistan register classify the killing as faith-motivated.
Barkatullah Mangla was killed in Sargodha on 21 August 2004. Community reporting and the published Pakistan register classify the killing as faith-motivated.
Mukhtar Ahmad Alvi was killed in Korangi, Karachi, on 10 January 2004. Community reporting and the published Pakistan register classify the killing as faith-motivated.
Brigadier Iftikhar Ahmad was killed in Rawalpindi on 17 July 2003. Community reporting and the published Pakistan register classify the killing as faith-motivated.
Mian Iqbal Ahmad was killed in Rajanpur on 25 February 2003. Community reporting and the published Pakistan register classify the killing as faith-motivated.
Dr Rasheed Ahmad was killed in Rahim Yar Khan on 15 November 2002. Community reporting and the published Pakistan register classify the killing as faith-motivated.
Abdul Waheed was killed in Faisalabad on 14 November 2002. Community reporting and the published Pakistan register classify the killing as faith-motivated.
Maqsood Ahmad, son of Noor Ahmad, was killed in Faisalabad on 1 September 2002. Community reporting and the published Pakistan register classify the killing as faith-motivated.
Ghulam Mustafa was killed in Pir Mahal, Toba Tek Singh, on 10 January 2002. Community reporting and the published Pakistan register classify the killing as faith-motivated.
Naeem Ahmad was killed in Goleki, District Gujrat, on 7 October 2001. Community reporting and the published Pakistan register classify the killing as faith-motivated.
Tahir Ahmad was killed in Sadhuwali, Narowal, on 13/14 September 2001. Community reporting and the published Pakistan register classify the killing as faith-motivated.
Noor Ahmad Patwari was killed in Sadhuwali Newan, Narowal, on 13/14 September 2001. Community reporting and the published Pakistan register classify the killing as faith-motivated.
Sheikh Nazir Ahmad was killed in Faisalabad on 27 July 2001. Community reporting and the published Pakistan register classify the killing as faith-motivated.
Shaukat Khanum, wife of Ch. Abdul Rahim Mujahid, was killed in Sahiwal on 8/9 May 2001. Community reporting and the published Pakistan register classify the killing as faith-motivated.
Chaudhry Abdul Rahim Mujahid was killed in Sahiwal on 8/9 May 2001. Community reporting and the published Pakistan register classify the killing as faith-motivated.
Mudassar Ahmad was killed in Takht Hazara, Sargodha, on 10 November 2000. Community reporting and the published Pakistan register classify the killing as faith-motivated.
Mubarik Ahmad was killed in Takht Hazara, Sargodha, on 10 November 2000. Community reporting and the published Pakistan register classify the killing as faith-motivated.
Master Nasir Ahmad was killed in Takht Hazara, Sargodha, on 10 November 2000. Community reporting and the published Pakistan register classify the killing as faith-motivated.
Nazir Ahmad was killed in Takht Hazara, Sargodha, on 10 November 2000. Community reporting and the published Pakistan register classify the killing as faith-motivated.
Arif Mahmud was killed in Takht Hazara, Sargodha, on 10 November 2000. Community reporting and the published Pakistan register classify the killing as faith-motivated.
Ghulam Muhammad was killed in Ghatialian, District Sialkot, on 30 October 2000. Community reporting and the published Pakistan register classify the killing as faith-motivated.
Ataullah was killed in Ghatialian, District Sialkot, on 30 October 2000. Community reporting and the published Pakistan register classify the killing as faith-motivated.
Shehzad Ahmad was killed in Ghatialian, District Sialkot, on 30 October 2000. Community reporting and the published Pakistan register classify the killing as faith-motivated.
Iftikhar Ahmad was killed in Ghatialian, District Sialkot, on 30 October 2000. Community reporting and the published Pakistan register classify the killing as faith-motivated.
Abdul Latif was killed in Chak Bhauru, District Sheikhupura, on 8 June 2000. Community reporting and the published Pakistan register classify the killing as faith-motivated.
Dr Shams-ul-Haq was killed in Faisalabad on 17 January 2000. Community reporting and the published Pakistan register classify the killing as faith-motivated.
Mirza Ghulam Qadir was killed in Rabwah on 14 April 1999. Community reporting and the published Pakistan register classify the killing as faith-motivated.
Malik Ejaz Ahmad was killed in Wazirabad on 1 December 1998. Community reporting and the published Pakistan register classify the killing as faith-motivated.
Nabeela Begum was killed in Chak Sikandar, Gujrat, on 16 July 1989. Community reporting and the published Pakistan register classify the killing as faith-motivated.
Rafiq A. Saqib was killed in Chak Sikandar, Gujrat, on 16 July 1989. Community reporting and the published Pakistan register classify the killing as faith-motivated.
Dr Munawar Ahmad was killed in Sakrand, Nawabshah, on 14 May 1989. Community reporting and the published Pakistan register classify the killing as faith-motivated.
Sheikh Muhammad Zaheer was killed in Sohawa, Jhelum, on 25 February 1987. Community reporting and the published Pakistan register classify the killing as faith-motivated.
Baboo Abdul Ghaffar was killed in Hyderabad on 9 July 1986. Community reporting and the published Pakistan register classify the killing as faith-motivated.
Syed Qamar-ul-Haq was killed in Sukkur on 11 May 1986. Community reporting and the published Pakistan register classify the killing as faith-motivated.
Khalid Suleman Rao was killed in Sukkur on 11 May 1986. Community reporting and the published Pakistan register classify the killing as faith-motivated.
Mirza Munawwar Baig was killed at Chungi Amar Sidhu, Lahore, on 18 April 1986. Community reporting and the published Pakistan register classify the killing as faith-motivated.
Mahmood Ahmad was killed in Pannu Aqil on 29 July 1985. Community reporting and the published Pakistan register classify the killing as faith-motivated.
Dr Aqeel bin Abdul Qadir was killed in Hyderabad on 9 June 1985. Community reporting and the published Pakistan register classify the killing as faith-motivated.
Chaudhry Abdul Razzaq was killed at Bhirya Road, Naushahro Feroze, on 7 April 1985. Community reporting and the published Pakistan register classify the killing as faith-motivated.
Dr Abdul Qadeer Chini was killed in Faisalabad on 16 June 1984. Community reporting and the published Pakistan register classify the killing as faith-motivated.
Qureshi Abdur Rehman was killed in Sukkur on 1 May 1984, during the period immediately following the introduction of Ordinance XX. Community reporting and the published Pakistan register classify the killing as faith-motivated.
Each report was prepared by the Foreign Affairs Department of the Ahmadiyya Muslim Jamaat Netherlands. Reports 001–342 come from the published register of Ahmadis killed in Pakistan, together with community reporting; each covers one person: name, date, place and a short summary.
Reports 343–353 cover incidents in 2026 other than killings: shootings and a stabbing in which Ahmadis were injured, desecration of graves, demolition of mosque minarets, arrests and restrictions on worship and funerals. They are based on reports published by the International Human Rights Committee (IHRC) in its newsroom and on the other sources named on each report; every source is linked on the report and on its card.
Faith-motivated killing means community reporting and the published register classify the killing as motivated by the victim's Ahmadi faith. Register entry means the register records the person, place and date, but no details of the incident were provided.
Places are shown as recorded, with the district added where the spelling is unclear. 3 records name a place we could not yet locate with confidence (Tihal, Jalhan, Anwarabad); they are listed above but not placed on the map.
Questions or corrections: info@amjnl.org · Foreign Affairs Department, Ahmadiyya Muslim Jamaat Netherlands, Oostduinlaan 79, 2596 JJ Den Haag.