ISLAMABAD, (DNA) – Non implementation of a recent judgment of Islamabad High Court (IHC) judge Justice Shaukat Aziz Siddiqui in Khatm-e-Nabuwwat case is likely to generate controversies like the one already making waves on social and mainstream media involving the induction of a Qadiani, also known as Ahmadi, in the PTI government’s Economic Advisory Council.

Identifying the causes which trigger such controversies and divisions, the judgment noted that the September 7, 1974 is a big occasion for the Muslims as on the same day Parliament unanimously carried the 2nd Amendment Bill declaring Qadianis non-Muslims.

On the contrary, it said, Qadianis through different devices and maneuvering tried their best to frustrate the objects of the amendment. After declaring Qadianis/ Lahoris as non-Muslims, there should have been some steps for their separate identity, recognition, and scrutiny, as Qadianis ais are not like other minorities who could be easily identified through their appearance, names, beliefs and mode of prayers, it said. On the contrary, Qadianis have same names, appearance and even their prayers are like Muslims, therefore, confusion about their separate identity resorted to declare them non-Muslims but the purpose could not have been achieved e.g. name “Ahmad” is somewhat specified for Qadianis and the basis of same they are also termed as Ahmadis which cannot be permitted. Name “Ahmad” refers to the Holy Prophet Hazrat Muhammad (PBUH). Muslims are possessive about this name, and in first interaction or introduction name of an individual indicates about the religion of any person, it said.