Once branded as the breadbasket of Africa, Zimbabwe was last Wednesday on 15 November 2017; put under political tension after its Military leaders seized control of the country in an apparent coup, deploying tanks in the capital city of Harare and placing 93-year-old President Robert Mugabe under house arrest.
16th November, Human Rights Watch (HRW) published a report that stated that the Myanmar military committed systematic and “widespread rape” against Rohingya Muslim women and girls as part of its campaign of ethnic cleansing in the country’s Rakhine State. The report, “‘All of My Body Was Pain’:
On Sunday, 19/11/2017, in Al-Obayid City, the capital of North Kordofan, the activities of the Dawah week for the resumption of the Islamic way of life was launched, and will continue, with Allah’s permission, until Thursday, 23/11/2017 under the banner: “The Great Islam ... A Creed and Systems of Life”
The chief inspector of schools in Britain, Amanda Spielman, has aligned herself with the secular fanatics who wish to impose their liberal values on everyone, showing that attempts to undermine Islam are getting more desperate and more sinister.
The government continues to allege and brag about allowing the freedom of political work, but it also does not stop pursuing the call to Islam from Hizb ut Tahrir’s Shabab. There it is today, 23rd November 2017, once again it judges in Siliana (the court of first instance) a member of Hizb ut Tahrir, Ahmad Al-Faydi, charging him for “distribution of publications that will disturb the public security”
21st November, the UK’s Channel 4 aired a documentary entitled, “The Truth About Muslim Marriage” in which it sought to undermine the Islamic Nikah contract by arguing that it does not protect the rights of Muslim women in marriage and that Muslims should be obliged to have a civil marriage recognized under British law in order to ensure that the marital rights of women were safeguarded by the British legal system.
An intense debate has been initiated in Pakistan’s province of Khyber Pakthunkhwa, since 12th November 2017, when the participants of the youth conference in Jamrud, called for steps to abolish the Frontier Crimes Regulation (FCR) and merge Federally Administered Tribal Areas (FATA) with Khyber Pakhtunkhwa as soon as possible.
Government seeks to please its Western Masters by burnishing its liberal credentials. Amendment to Khatam e Nabuwat Declaration step in that direction
