Afghanistan: The nation’s last Sikhs and Hindus plead for U.S. help amid persecution and murder by jihadis

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Last month, Islamic State jihadis murdered 25 people in an attack on a Sikh gurdwara in Afghanistan. Similar to the fate of Christians across the Middle East and Africa, the remaining Sikhs and Hindus in Afghanistan continue to be persecuted and slaughtered in the name of Islam. They have declared that they have been “left…

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Afghanistan: The nation’s last Sikhs and Hindus plead for U.S. help amid persecution and murder by jihadis

Apr 24, 2020 11:00 am By Christine Douglass-Williams Comments

Last month, Islamic State jihadis murdered 25 people in an attack on a Sikh gurdwara in Afghanistan.

Similar to the fate of Christians across the Middle East and Africa, the remaining Sikhs and Hindus in Afghanistan continue to be persecuted and slaughtered in the name of Islam. They have declared that they have been “left with two choices: to leave for India or to covert to Islam.”

Now both Sikhs and Hindus have called out in desperation to the U.S. for help. There are only about “650 Sikhs and Hindus left in Afghanistan.” Meanwhile, mainstream Islamic groups in America and in other Western countries are charging “Islamophobia” at every turn, ignoring the massive suffering their coreligionists continue to inflict upon disbelievers and even upon fellow Muslims whom they reject as “apostates,” in Afghanistan and elsewhere.

“The Last Sikhs and Hindus in Afghanistan Plead for U.S. Help,” by Jessica Donati and Ehsanullah Amiri, Wall Street Journal, April 18, 2020: Jihad Watch read more