If you are not a Muslim, you can’t buy house here,Muslim man says before shooting a Christian family

Terrible incident took place in Pakistan that resulted to great harm to a Christian family after being shoot consecutively by a Muslim man and his son in a coldblood.

The rate of persecution now especially this morden day in Pakistan is very high as Christians are being tortured and tormented by some radical who is in opposition to their religion, Christian are stripped of their human rights by the government in Pakistan because most of them are muslim in religion and they do not condole any thing from Christians.

We got a report on how a Muslim man threatened a Christian family for Buying a house in theirs Neighborhood by urging them to pack out from the vicinity because it is only Muslims that has the right to dwell in that Neighborhood.

According to the report,

A month ago, Nadeem Joseph bought a house for about 600,000 rupees (US,700), and moved in with his family in late May.

Once he found out that the 50-year-old Joseph and his family were Christians, Salman Khan went to tell them that they had to leave immediately because the neighbourhood was Muslim and that Christians (like Jews) are enemies of Islam.

For days, Khan and his children harassed Nadeem Joseph and his family, threatening serious consequences if the Christian family did not leave the house.

On the day of the attack, Khan showed up at the Christian house giving the residents a 24-hour ultimatum. Nadeem Joseph replied that he and his family had the right to live where they wanted and that they would not go away.

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It is well, Jesus is Lord

We were first born into this world as humans before we choseto become a Christian or Muslim... Why hate another man because of his innocent belief?

That's too bad..

But the man shouldn't have gone to such area in the first place...

Logic before emotion