Pakistan: Christian flood victims forced to convert to Islam, become slaves to Muslims or die [Picture]

August 26, 2015 2:25 pm By Ralph Sidway

Disaster Relief Jihad: “More than 60 Christian families in the western Pakistani region of Kasur lost their homes and all worldly possessions when the deluge hit this summer… left to starve if they don’t convert to Islam or become modern-day slaves in order to receive help from Muslims or the government…”

“Pakistani Christian Flood Victims Forced to Renounce Jesus Christ, Become Slaves to Muslims or Die,” by Samuel Smith, Christian Post, via Pravoslavie, August 26, 2015:

As torrential flooding spanned across various regions of Pakistan this summer and washed away thousands of homes, Christians in Kasur have received very little humanitarian aid and have been left to starve if they don’t convert to Islam or become modern-day slaves in order to receive help from Muslims or the government.

Wilson Chowdhry, the president of the British Pakistani Christian Association, told The Christian Post that there are more than 60 Christian families in the western Pakistani region of Kasur that have lost their homes and all worldly possessions when the deluge hit this summer and washed their mud homes and everything inside them away.

While Muslims in the region have benefited from temporary shelter, clean water and food provided by Pakistani government agencies and Muslim charities, Christians have largely been without those bare necessities and medication needed to fight illnesses that can occur after flooding.

Chowdhry explained that some Muslim charities are giving Christians the option to convert to Islam and renounce Jesus if they want to receive help.

“We are are aware that this community has previously been offered aid from Muslim charities if they convert but they never accept conversion. They hold strong to their faith. They believe God will be their provider,” Chowdhry explained. “These families have literally been struggling without food. Churches have opened up their doors but can’t provide them much aid because the churches themselves in the region are struggling. We are talking about a very rural part of Pakistan.”    source