Have Christian missionaries ever visited you? In Pakistan? Any other country?

[Pakistan Space Agency]

I've been visited by Jehovah's Witnesses a few times here in the UK.

They seem to think they known what Muslims believe about Prophet Isa Alaih-e-Salaam.

 

[Liquidator]

Ever wondered why Zionists never proselytize?

You see, it is a fundamentally fascist ideology. AKA the chosen ones. What's so special about being "CHOSEN" If there are many of you? They perceive it as a dilution...

Moreover, it is based on RACE. You are chosen based on your genealogy. Compare to other religeons, who genuinely want the best for all HUMANITY. Muslims and Christians wouldn't have a problem with the whole world turning to their respective creed. It would only serve to increase the brotherhood, not dilute being "Chosen"....you see, to be chosen is dependant on there being a fraction of not-so-chosen. Logically therefore, it a nihilistic and fascist creed.

They call others Goyim. This term is unlike the disbeliever, or the "kafir" (one who denies truth after it has come to them). They do not perceive others as fully human.

This is why the Israelis have no problem killing babies and destroying hospitals. They do not consider the Arabs "human"...you see, they tell you themselves when they called Gazans "human animals".

They tell themselves, genocide only applies to humans. So, there is no genocide right?

And then we have a few Islam haters in disguise on this very forum begging for Pakistan recognise Israel.....

Anyway....many Jews are our brothers in humanity

 

[SoulSpokesman]

@Cookie Monster

Why is it okay for Muslims to preach(tableeghi jamaat) in non Muslim countries? But not okay the other way around?

If those non-Muslim countries are secular countries, Muslims or other religions should be free to proselytize among the populace since it is in consonance with their laws. If Muslim countries happen to be Islamic and it is forbidden for non Ms to proselytize amongs Ms as it is against the law, it shouldn't be allowed. It is about adherence to the Rule of Law.

Regards

 

[Feroze]

Well my cousin in Pakistan said a Christian missionary talking to somebody's son about religion could be punishable by death according to a government decision/arbitration, if the missionary misguides that person's son about religion.

 

[ST1976]

Well my cousin in Pakistan said a Christian missionary talking to somebody's son about religion could be punishable by death according to a government decision/arbitration, if the missionary misguides that person's son about religion.

well about India, Indian laws and rules are very strong, i would say. we consider Chistian institution well under grip of government and they have no space for such activities in india

 

[Liquidator]

A question to those who worship take Jesus as god...

If believing he has died for your sins is the way to salvation, then what about those who lived before his time?

What was their way to salvation?

 

[ST1976]

A question to those who worship take Jesus as god...

If believing he has died for your sins is the way to salvation, then what about those who lived before his time?

What was their way to salvation?

You like having learnt from these Christian visitors

 

[313Ghazi]

I hate people who knock on my door to preach religion. I've experienced it from Tableeghi Jamat and Jehova's witnesses. In both instances i told them to do one.

 

[Foinikas]

I've had Jehova's Witnesses several times approaching me or knocking on doors in my building.

I remember once,I was waiting to meet a friend,checking the newspapers on a stand. There was an old man checking them too. Suddenly,he turns and gives or tries to give me some leaflet,saying "This is something about the Holy Scriptures..."

Years later,I think it must have been the same guy,I was passing by an area where people usually jog or go for walks,he just walking there,tries to tell me something about that and give me a card or leaflet or something.

I once had an envelope left on my building from them.

Meanwhile,if you've heard about them,you know they promote the exact Zionist plans for end-times.

Their leaflets talk about "Why we need a world government" and "who is the most capable to rule the world" etc.

Other than that,Protestants have a usually very weak presence in the Balkans,I've seen Mormons downtown,all gathered together at a stand once. But nothing much. But from what I see online,there's various heretic Protestant "Churches" popping up in Greece and trying to seduce people. Still,the biggest problem is Jehova's Witnesses,although most just avoid them.

 

[13 Assassins]

Will sound controversial as a young child growing up in a 99% white English town in the late 80s and early 1990s I often visited the church as my primary school was attached to the church.

 

[ST1976]

Will sound controversial as a young child growing up in a 99% white English town in the late 80s and early 1990s I often visited the church as my primary school was attached to the church.

@Bengal71
@Oscar
@Fatman17
@Guru Dutt

sir, as per your above post, once we discussed, no part of the world will accept to lose their home language to English, the language war. we always see resistance to foreign language in different parts of world

and there is a question, why the Bible is written in English? sooner or letter, you will finally have to accept the English language written in Bible, as per topic of this thread, the 'poems' of English on its back, and followership to London/US, finally....

the Black-White and too many things related to inviting these Foreign Gods/foreign religions, and following them.
what these Christian missionaries want in other countries? its what we all have a question

neither they would seek their Fate in other countries, now our 'Fate' would be related to these foreign interference

 

[PK781]

i've had jehovah witnesses and some others try to talk to me but I kept narrating that I believed them all as part of Islam

then we have those hindu astrologer/pundit/palmists that always try to give you their cards in the parking lots of some sri-lankan stores......they insist to give the small card but I never took......felt sorry for their "business is slow" desperation looks.

(no offense to them but come on, who believes that palmist stuff in 2025).
Pehle apni zindagi to theek kerlo phir apna manjan baich lena.....

 

[Fatman17]

I think now in Pakistan they focus on the Christian community especially in the smaller towns and cities. They also help to look after the existing churches in Pakistan. Not so long ago these churches were under attack by extremist Muslims

 

[krash]

Didn't know they did much. When I've come across them they get themselves to themselves. Haven't heard anyone become Ishamli in my life.

Bet you $10 he thinks Ismailis are Ahmadis. Bet you another $10 that his statement has more to do with him than the Ahmadis or the Ismailis.

@Cookie Monster

Why is it okay for Muslims to preach(tableeghi jamaat) in non Muslim countries? But not okay the other way around?

If those non-Muslim countries are secular countries, Muslims or other religions should be free to proselytize among the populace since it is in consonance with their laws. If Muslim countries happen to be Islamic and it is forbidden for non Ms to proselytize amongs Ms as it is against the law, it shouldn't be allowed. It is about adherence to the Rule of Law.

Regards

Ironically, any hindrance of any sort in anyone's religion is against one of the core tenets of the religion, unless it infringes upon another's rights. Protecting one's insecurities is not a right.

Will sound controversial as a young child growing up in a 99% white English town in the late 80s and early 1990s I often visited the church as my primary school was attached to the church.

My parents and their siblings all went to Catholic schools. Thousands of kids in Pakistan still do.

 

[RescueRanger]

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My ammi once told me that at my nani's house in Pakistan, christian missionaries visited her, and my nani called the police to arrest the Christian missionaries, since it is illegal for Christian missionaries to do any proselytization activities to Muslims in Pakistan.

Your experiences? Your views? Give your anecdotal stories.

1. Yes Christian missionaries do carry out mission work in Pakistan - primarily inside Christian communities. Pakistan has Catholic, Protestant, Methodist Christians and Jahova's Witness and around 4000 LDS(Mormons) living here.

2. Yes Missionary work in Pakistan with a view to converting people to your faith is illegal in Pakistan. Hence Mission and service work done by overseas missionaries are carried out within their own faith communities.

3. Missionaries are no different from Tableegh





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