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Time to end misuse of the blasphemy law
The latest case of blasphemy against two Christian nurses working in the Civil Hospital in FaisalabaRead more
If you want to make a positive impact in person, now is the perfect time to lend a hand.
There are a number of ways you can get involved:
● Offer voluntary assistance at our offices in Middlesex UK
● Promote this campaign in your church, or place of work.
● Give a talk about Pakistan’s blaspemy law (materials available)
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“The influence of a given religion in a nation ought never to mean that citizens of another religion can be subject to discrimination in social life or, even worse, that violence against them can be tolerated.”
- Pope Emeritus Benedict
“There is a very clear sense that people are nervous about the misuse of the blasphemy law, as a tool of politics or “…a mob thing […] ” he added, flanked by two Pakistani bishops. He earlier told reporters: “Equality under the law is important…”
- Justin Welby, Archbishop of Canterbury
“The law for punishing blasphemy against the Prophet (sws) that is invoked in Pakistan has no foundation in the Qur'ān or Hadith.”
- Javed Ahmad Ghamidi, Renowned Quranic scholar & Islamic modernist theologist
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