Mr Quddoos practiced medicine. When he was returning from a visit to a patient, he was intercepted by a gang of three who shot him dead at close range.

Mr Alavi was an Ahmadi full of faith and zeal. Extremists threatened him with murder. These were no empty threats. They shot him dead at night at his home.

Ten gangsters arrived in the afternoon of February 2, and tried to abduct Rana Abdus Sattar, father of the martyr. Rana Riaz intervened to rescue his father, but the attackers opened fire. He was hit in the head. Three days later, he died in the hospital.

An anti-Ahmadiyya agitation erupted in Manzur Colony. Earlier they had murdered an Ahmadi there. A fortnight later they went for Mr Pal, and shot him dead when he was proceeding to the mosque for evening prayers after closing his store for the day. He received five bullet injuries.

Chaudhry Riaz Ahmad was present at the courts' premises to stand bail for another Ahmadi, when a violent mob attacked him in the presence of police. They stoned him to death, and dragged his dead body in the streets. The police just watched.

Mr. Bajwa, was driving to his farm outside Vehari, when a pillion rider stopped his vehicle and shot him dead. Mr. Bajwah, who was ex-Amir of district Vehari, had 17 bullet wounds on his body.

Mr. Sharma was escorting a visiting family to the railway station when a motor cyclist shot him from behind. He fell down and was removed to the hospital where he died. Mr. Sharma was acting as the Regional Amir at the time.

The Sahibzada was abducted from his farm by four ‘proclaimed offenders’ of the extremist Lashkare Jhangvi group who had made a heinous plan. When at the bridge, they got stuck in a traffic jam. The victim struggled to be free, but they shot him. He was rushed to the hospital where he died. He was highly qualified in computer science and had dedicated his life to the service of the Jamaat. He was 37. He left behind a widow and four children.

Malik Naseer arrived at the mosque to offer his Morning Prayer. When he got out of his car, he was shot dead by an extremist.

A few men dressed as paramilitary Rangers arrived and told Mr. Abro to accompany them to their Major. Having traveled some distance on the jeep, the anarchists opened fire at Mr. Abro and his accompanying son. Mr. Anwar Abro died on the spot while the son, Mr. Zahur Ahmad was seriously injured.

Mian Sadiq was a devoted Ahmadi. The opponents decided to eliminate him. On a Friday, at about 11 a.m. when Mian Sadiq was proceeding to Chak Chattha to offer his prayers, he was shot dead.

Professor Babar was residing in the residential area of the QA University at Islamabad. Someone rang the door bell at about 10.15 p.m. When Dr Babar opened the door, the assassin killed him with a burst of klashinkof. His brutal murder was widely condemned by the intelligensia. Dr Babar was well known as a research scientist.

Anti-Ahmadiyya extremists stopped him in the street and fired eight bullets at him. Mr. Bajwa died on the spot. He was a member of the local Executive Committee of the Jamaat.

Mr Nazir was a medical practitioner. At about 10.45 p.m. when he was attending to a patient, four armed extremists entered his clinic and took him away forcibly. Three days later, his dead body was recovered from a nearby watercourse. He had been shot dead and then hacked to pieces. Murderers were arrested subsequently and they proudly confessed to a journalist of committing the murder. A few months later, the court declared them 'Not guilty' and set them free.

Malik Ejaz was at his cement store when at about 0930 hrs. an activist of the Khatame Nabuwwat came and shot him with a pistol. Malik Ejaz was rushed to the hospital where he expired. He was a secretary of the Wazirabad Jamaat.

Mr. Azam was walking home at about 8.30 p.m. when three persons approached him and asked his name and if he was an Ahmadi. Having established his identity, they shot him twice and ran away. Mr. Azam was rushed to the hospital where he expired a few minutes later.

Someone knocked at his door at dawn. Mr. Buggio opened the door to find a bearded man who shot him twice through the chest and fled. Mr. Buggio died a few moments later.

Dr Qadeer was at his clinic when at about 4 p.m. an unknown person came and shot him dead on the spot.

Mr. Ashraf joined Ahmadiyyat in 1984. He was a good and a hospitable man. Two strangers contacted him and got him to agree to an overnight stay. At night, they shot him dead, and escaped.

Mr. Khan was a grandson of Ch Muhammad Zafrulla Khan, ex-President & Judge of the International Court and President of the 17th Session of the UN General Assembly. He was found murdered at his residence of which the door was found locked from outside.

A gang opened fire at a small group of Ahmadis. He was one of the two Ahmadis killed.

A gang opened fire at a small group of Ahmadis. He was one of the two Ahmadis killed.

Mr. Dilshad joined Ahmadiyyat in July 1993. His conversion annoyed the opponents who shot him in the back in the afternoon when he was proceeding home. He was taken to a hospital where he breathed his last.

Mr. Khokhar was a practicing Ahmadi. He received death threat by letter on October 20, 1989, Three months later, when he was cycling back home from the courts, he was attacked and slain by two persons with knives.

Mr. Sharma, a well-known Ahmadi was attacked with clubs and axes. He was left behind as dead. However, he survived with severe wounds on his body. He was treated at various places but his internal head wounds and the leg never recovered. He died of these afflictions eventually on May 3, 1995.