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The 2007 Kurram Agency conflict, also known as the Siege of Parachinar, began on 6 April 2007 in Kurram Agency, Federally Administered Tribal Areas, Pakistan when a group of Sunni gunmen opened fire on a Friday prayer held by Shia Muslims in Parachinar. It left more than 40 people dead and more than 150 people wounded by gunfire. Tensions grew in the area adjacent to the Afghan border since 1 April as Pakistani Taliban ally and anti-Shia sectarian group Ahl-e-Sunnat Wal Jamaat took part in Mawlid on 1 April, in which the group raised slogans against Shiites and made derogatory remarks towards historical Shia figures which erupt a sectarian controversy among the muslims in the kurram. On 6 April, a sectarian conflict intensely raised in Kurram Agency when a group of sectarian Sunni gunmen opened fire on the unarmed Shiites at the time of friday prayer, which triggered a heavy armed violence and bloodshed between the Shia-Sunni militia's that continues to date, Sectarian violence in Pakistan has been serious issue from then onwards.
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