Al-Rayah Newspaper: Issue 596 in English
On 26 March, the ‘Dunyö’ news agency reported: “An international seminar was held in the Swedish parliament – the Riksdag – on the topic ‘Uzbekistan’s experience in the field of religious tolerance, combating extremism and the reintegration of former members of terrorist groups’.”
Following Sir Olly Robbins' explosive testimony to MPs on April 21, 2026, the government stands accused of scapegoating senior civil servants to hide Downing Street's direct pressure to ignore national security protocols. By revealing that officials were effectively sacrificed for trying to manage the Prime Minister’s own controversial demand to appoint,
We can see a discussion surrounding the shift in policy within Western states, specifically a rise in authoritarianism and the precedent being set by government reactions to citizens’ protests of the Palestinian genocide. The fear is that this is will give rise to a more authoritarian and less democratic rule in the future, giving governments the power to circumvent the rights that a democracy is supposed to afford its citizens.
A fatwa was issued by the Palestinian Fatwa House on 21/4/2026, signed by the Grand Mufti Sheikh Muhammad Hussein, in response to a question related to the ruling on participation in the upcoming municipal council elections. However, the Mufti’s answer came regarding the ruling of electing municipal councils in general.
The Media Office of Hizb ut Tahrir in Wilayah of Sudan is pleased to invite the media brothers, the politicians, and all those interested in public affairs to attend a new session of the Political Salon, hosting Ustadh Nasser Ridha Muhammad Othman, Head of the Central Communications Committee of Hizb ut Tahrir in Wilayah of Sudan, entitled: The War Enters its Fourth Year... Where is Sudan Heading?!
In the event of the National Mwalimu Nyerere Creative Awards held in 14 April 2026 at Dar es Salaam, the long running debate about the Kiswahili language being a suitable medium for teaching in schools has resurfaced.
Ismail Qaani, Commander of the Quds Force affiliated to the Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps, arrived in Baghdad in a sudden and undeclared visit, in which he met parties from the Coordination Framework, in an attempt to bring viewpoints closer and prevent the escalation of internal disagreements that threaten the disintegration of the alliance, after a deadlock that lasted for months since the November elections.
