Headlines:
• The Khilafah will Encourage Local Investment rather than Be Dependent on Foreign investment
• Ramadhan Charity Confirms Good in Ummah and Neglect of Rulers
• Political and Military Leadership Scramble to Secure their Tool for Personal Wealth, Democracy
Headlines:
• I Will Carry the Army with Me: Imran Khan
• Mahathir says His Govt will Safeguard Islam as He Pushes Back Against Critics
• Muslims Forced to Drink Alcohol and Eat Pork in China’s ‘Re-education’ Camps
In order to become a true Muslim, the most important issue is to become a Muttaqi. The month of Ramadan is doubtless the fastest among the Paths to Taqwa. The month of Ramadan is a period in which Muslims openly and without hesitation invite each other to the Khayr, in which they enjoy to compete with each other in their ibadat and good deeds, and put their utmost effort to become one of the Muttaqeen.
A delegation from Hizb ut Tahrir / Wilayah of Sudan led by Mr. Nasser Ridha, Chairman of the Central Communications Committee, accompanied by Mr. Abdullah Hussein, member of the Committee, met with the Prof. Abdel Rahim Ali, Chairman of the Academy of Islamic Jurisprudence
At a time when the people of Jordan look forward to the actual salvation from the bitter reality in which they live in the absence of Allah’s rule in governance and in the reality and the organization of their lives politically, economically and socially, and the unprecedented state of oppression and livelihood in which they live because of the accumulated futile failed policies
Hizb ut Tahrir/ Wilayah Sudan, hosted an iftar on Tuesday, 29 May 2018, accompanied by a Ramadan evening entitled "Men's Positions". Where the attendance was distinctive including lawyers who participated in the sessions of the latest cases against the Shabab of the Hizb in Al-Abayd
Palestine (Blessed Land): Video Report in the Evening of Ramadan in Beit Jala
In a recent report, (UNICEF) said that nearly half of children aged between 7 and 17 years old – 3.7 million – in Afghanistan are missing out on school due to ongoing conflict. According to a latest UNICEF report, the ongoing conflict and worsening security situation across the country, combined with deeply engrained poverty and discrimination against girls, have pushed the rate of out-of-school children up for the first time since 2002
