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A Guardian Newspaper headline reported: “Donald Trump cancels London visit amid protest fears” while CNN reported the same day, 12th of January 2018, that a “US ambassador resigns, saying he can no longer work with Trump”.
The Media Office of Hizb ut Tahrir/ Wilayah Sudan, was honoured to invite our brothers, the media professionals, politicians and intellectuals to attend in the monthly Ummah Issues Forum titled: "Annual Budget and Misinformation". A large attendance gathered to particapte in the event.
Living in the West, Muslims face different challenges in their attempt to hold on to their Islamic identity. They live in an environment where the hostility towards Islam and Muslims is an everyday battle.
CMO:Talk, "The Ruling of the Hakim of being a Kaffir or a Woman"
Wilayah Sudan: Women's Section, "Activities from the Blossoms of the Khilafah"
Wilayah Syria: Activities distributing the Press Release "He who fights in order that the Word of Allah remains the supreme, is considered as fighting in the cause of Allah"
It has been noted during the massive demonstrations that took place in the Kurdistan region, especially in the province of Sulaymaniyah on 19/12/2017, the news reports that said that Iran played a role in them. Can it be said that the Kurdistan region had a hand in the protests in Iran on 28/12/2017 as a case of tit for tats? In other words: 1- Is what took place in Iran and in the region a reaction to an action? 2- Did they move spontaneously or an external force moved them? 3- If so, who is this force? Are these protests meant to change the regime in the region or Iran?
