Muslims Who Stand for Peace Unite Against Terror Attacks

PR News Wire 

Members of the Ahmadiyya Muslim Community will this month pledge to oppose all forms of extremism and violence - weeks after suffering the worst terrorist attacks in the community's history. More than 30,000 people attending the Ahmadiyya Muslim convention in Hampshire between July 30-Aug 1 will make a solemn oath to remain wedded to the peaceful practice of Islam. In May, more than 200 Ahmadi Muslims were murdered and injured in a gun, grenade and suicide attack on two mosques in Lahore. Now, in an international pledge ceremony - witnessed around the globe through satellite TV - Ahmadi Muslims will form a human chain and pledge themselves to peace.