Profile frames are filters Facebook users can add to their pictures that often promote a cause, celebrate a holiday, or commemorate an event or tragedy.
The frame withdrawn by Facebook called for the death of the Ahmadis in Urdu and was widely shared in Pakistain.
"We have removed the Profile Frames in question for violating our rules, and have ensured that they're unavailable for future use," a Facebook spokesperson told AFP via email.
"We do not tolerate any content ‐ including anything shared within Profile Frames ‐ that incites violence, and we remove this content whenever we become aware of it."
The frame was extensively used by Pak Facebook users after US President Donald Trump
...His ancestors didn't own any slaves...met with several leading members of religious groups in the White House earlier this month, including a representative from Pakistain's Ahmadiyya community.