As I casually scrolled through my Facebook newsfeed one morning, I stumbled across an Al Jazeera English post linking to an article on a …
July 4 And The Ahmadiyya – OpEd By Katrina Lantos Swett
Last Saturday, on June 29, I was honored to speak in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania to the Ahmadiyya Muslim American Community’s 65th …
My Take: New Year’s resolution – don’t get murdered
My New Year’s resolution is to not die for my faith. I’d hoped that 2012 would bring a revolution among …
Muhammad: When bad things happen to good people, maintain trust in God
As we prepare to lay 26 souls to rest in Newtown, Conn., countless are left behind, alone. As long as …
Ahmadis, Why it’s not a minority issue?
1400 years ago in the city of Medina, the political ruler of the time whose name was Muhammad ordered a …
Pakistan, when will you accept me?
Though I was born in Pakistan, I was still a baby when my dad had to move to The Gambia …
The Wrong Kind of Muslim: An Untold Story of Persecution
May 28, 2012 was the 2-year anniversary of the Taliban’s attack on two mosques in Lahore, Pakistan. That day, the Taliban murdered 86 Ahmadi Muslims and 1 Christian
Pakistan – A State gone awry
The accounts of the torture meted out to Abdul Qudoos Ahmad, an Ahmadi school teacher, are gory and mind numbing. …
The importance of Pak-American Friendship
Pakistan and American’s friendship is proverbial. Both nations are caught up in the toils of friendship. These family relations should …
The Sahiwal Saga
“General Zia singled out Ahmadis in an open and vicious hate campaign of persecution. He and members of his administration …
Pakistan: Age is no barrier to learning
With the sort of things we see, hear and observe in this day and age, you might be tempted to …
An Ahmadi’s Open Letter to Pakistani Media
Dear friends in the media, Salutations, I’m a Pakistani Ahmadi Muslim. I know you haven’t read these three words in …