Minbar Ummah: Statement from Group of Elders from the Countryside west of Aleppo
The statement made by the Head of State Al-Baji Ca'ed al-Sebsi regarding women's dress in the south in a sarcastic mimicking manner during the Women’s Day celebration is abominable and insolent … It mocks our mothers, the wombs of our good people, and it ridicules certain areas, rather Tunisia as a whole and the rest of the Ummah and it is a mockery of the country's history and customs.
The Women’s Section of Hizb ut Tahrir in Tunisia offer our deep condolences to the family of Dalilah As-Saahili who passed away as a result of a raid of her house by security forces searching for her son who was later released after it became clear that there were no grounds to hold him.
We would be pleased and honored by your attendance, participation and your coverage of the forum hosted by the Media Office of Hizb ut Tahrir / Wilayah Sudan entitled:
“Corruption and the State Reformation”
Hizb ut Tahrir in Scandinavia strongly condemns the arson attack against Islamisk Trossamfund (Wakf) today. It is about time, that the Danish community takes a deep look inward and puts the responsibility in the right place.
The Social System in Islam
On 11/07/2015, Sisi’s forces arrested Brother Sharif Zayed, Head of Media Office of Hizb ut Tahrir in Wilayah Egypt in a cowardly ambush that was set up in the Passports Department in Al Mahalla Al-Kubra in Tanta province, and they handed him over to State Security Intelligence which subjected him to torture for six days, then he was placed in the Security squad for five days, and eventually was presented to the prosecutor who ordered the imprisonment of fifteen days followed by another fifteen!
Rangers Must Seal US Consulate in Karachi to Secure Peace
The Chief Minister of Sindh extended on 8 August 2015 ‘special powers’ granted to Rangers in Karachi for another four months hours before the last such extension was to expire, allowing the paramilitary force to stay in the city to help police and civil administration. A statement issued by the CM House said the powers of the Pakistan Rangers, Sindh, had been extended for 120 days under the Anti-Terrorism Act. The powers were due to expire on Saturday night. “The chief minister has expressed the hope that Rangers will continue to do their job with enthusiasm.”
