Intro
This was an ongoing court case in Pakistan (Check out the KTV news report), we covered it in 2022 herein. It seems that the Qadiani’s were publishing their fake Quran’s in Pakistan and sending them abroad. This is part of the Qadiani strategy of proliferating Quran’s and distorting Islam to the masses. Furthermore, this is nothing new, the Qadiani’s have been controlling most institutions in Pakistan since 1947 and specifically under General Zia ul Haq Ahmadi officers were promoted and highly regarded which culminated in 1987 with 328 Ahmadi officers reported as being in the Pak Army.
Nevertheless, in Feb-2024, Justice Qaiz Faiz Issa proved himself to be an undercover Qadiani as he gave a Pro-Qadiani decision on a case wherein the Qadiani’s were 100% guilty in many ways, he then gave many Pro-Qadiani remarks. In fact, his landmark decision gives Qadiani’s new unprecedented rights to publish their false Quran’s in Pakistan. Justice Qaiz Faiz Issa argued that in 2019 it wasn’t illegal for Qadiani’s to publish their Quran’s and thus this entire case was false. Faiz Issa also mentioned that 298-C and 295-B or Ord-XX were not mentioned at all in this court case and thus had no relevance. This comment alone shocked the laymen Pakistani. Faiz Issa quoted the Quran and “No compulsion in Religion” as evidence that the Qadiani’s were innocent. In the end, Faiz Issa said:
“…since the petitioner has already served out the maximum imprisonment of six months prescribed for the offence if he is found to be guilty of having committed it, keeping him incarcerated would violate a number of his Fundamental Rights…”””
Per the judgement of Feb-2024, a Qadiani-Ahmadi named Mubarik Ahmad Sani (a few years ago) was arrested for distributing Ahmadiyya literature and per Ord-XX. Mubarik Ahmad Sani was charged for three offences pursuant to the case arising out of FIR No. 661/22 registered against him on 6 December 2022, at Police Station Chenab Nagar, District Chiniot. The three offences for which the petitioner is charged were under: (a) section 7 read with section 9 of the Punjab Holy Quran (Printing and Recording) Act, 2011, (b) under section 298-C of the Pakistan Penal Code, 1860 (‘PPC’), and (c) under section 295-B of the PPC.
It was alleged in the FIR that the petitioner was distributing/disseminating a proscribed book – Tafseer-e-Sagheer. Learned counsel submits that distributing/disseminating a proscribed book was made an offence by the Punjab Holy Quran (Printing and Recording) (Amendment) Act in the year 2021 whereas the FIR alleged that the petitioner had done this in 2019. We have examined the original law and the changes made to it, and the contention of the learned counsel that the said offence was incorporated into the law in 2021 is correct.