On 13/04/2016, three Muslims were arrested under the charge of the suspicion of their affiliation to Hizb ut Tahrir in the town of Nizhnevartovsk. They are: Edward (Zaid) Huseinov, Ildar Jabdarayabov and Rainat Bajayiv. This was when they were summoned for questioning whilst in reality they were arrested and transferred to precautionary imprisonment.
The Netherlands: Shabab Hizb ut Tahrir held Discussion regarding Unity
With more than 60% of the population under 40 years old, the ASEAN region is a highly attractive market for foreign direct investment, as the Minister of International Trade and Industry of Malaysia – Dato’ Sri Mustapa Mohamed in ‘the First ASEAN Young Entrepreneurs Forum’ last January 2015, underlined that ASEAN is a ‘youthful market’ because its countries have a very large youth population.
His statement is not an empty talk, for Muslim countries of Southeast Asia have a tremendous potential in the number of their young people.
In the speech, delivered by his prime minister and his deputy for the Thirteenth Conference of the Organization of Islamic Cooperation in Istanbul, King Abdullah II said that the Ummah today faces challenges that threaten its Deen and fate. How strange, by Allah, as if the challenges that threaten the Islamic Ummah, its Deen, and its fate are not the making of the rulers, and as if the Organization of the Islamic Conference, which became the Organization of Islamic Cooperation, did not originate in order to prevent the rise of the Islamic Ummah on the basis of Islam...
On the 95th anniversary of the destruction of the Khilafah "Caliphate" (Caliphate) at the hands of the criminal spiteful Mustafa Kamal, in cooperation with the vengeful West against Islam and Muslims, Hizb ut Tahrir in the Blessed Land of Palestine retells this painful memory through multiple activities throughout cities in the West Bank and the Gaza Strip, under the slogan: “The Believers’ Camp is the Khilafah "Caliphate" on the Method of Prophethood, and the Hypocrites’ Camp is the Kaffir Colonialists”
On the 14th of April 2016, the UK Independent Newspaper reported that female prisoners that were released and were assessed as having no where to live, were given tents or sleeping bags to serve their homeless needs. A quote from the article states, “According to the report, many of the inmates at Bronzefield (prison) may be seen as vulnerable. Around one third of the women reported having a disability and 44 per cent said they felt depressed or suicidal.”
