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Speech of the Muslim Women of Uzbekistan Addressing the Muslim Ummah

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We, the Muslim women who are victims of injustice in Uzbekistan, preach to and address the men that count themselves from the Ummah of Muhammad (saw)!
Who is the woman? She is a mother, a wife, a sister, an honor that must be protected and preserved, and a fortress that prevents the believer from falling into sin. She is a fragile but great being at the same time that encompasses countless excellent features and beautiful qualities.

This was originally the case, but in the present, how is she, what has she become? How is the woman in our time and in our days? She has become humiliated and discarded and she became a worthless tool, used and then thrown away in the end! What plunged the woman into this squalid situation is Democracy that bereaved us from a happy living.

In Uzbekistan, in particular, the harassment against women by the ruling class that applies the system is increasing daily. It can be seen through the following examples: If we look at the practices of the authorities of Kokand (one of the districts of Ferghana), we find: They have created an association that encompasses the following members:

- President of the Women's Committee in the district

- Chairman of the Board of Neighborhoods (Lord Mayor)

- Board of Neighborhoods


They roam the neighborhoods of the city entering one house after the other, carrying cameras with them, disturbing the housewives and their comfort, asking them not to wear the Khimar, and they sometimes even force them to uncover their heads. Inna lillahi wa inna ilayhi raji'un!

Web sites and social networking sites have reported that the Khimars of the believing women who wish to sell their products on the market are being forcefully removed, and those who were not satisfied with this action, they confiscated their money and property in those markets. Last year they forced the sellers to stop offering wide, covering Khimars in the capital of Tashkent, and today here in the city of Kokand they prohibit their sale as well, saying loudly and with disdain: "Who allowed you to sell them!?"

If it happens that a woman from those covering with such Khimar comes to one of the state institutions, be it a kindergarten or a school or college or anywhere else they, she is immediately discharged "upon request!" Allahul Musta'an!

Strangely, there are songs they constantly repeat, that are also constantly played by the Uzbek regime's media outlets, in which they sing: "No matter what, you're saint, saint, oh woman!!"

Is this what reverence for women looks like?! How did we get to this situation? What is this dire situation a result of?


The primary reasons for this situation are the satisfaction of our men with the Kufr system, their submission to it, and their forgetfulness of the protection of the Muslim women, and their loss of protectiveness over them.

Adding salt to injury - in addition what has been mentioned above - some religious scholars gave Fatawa to the satisfaction of the government violating the law of Allah, giving the government an excuse to more oppression, contempt and insult towards the believing women, saying: "It is not from the religion what you claim, here are the religious scholars that say so!" Hence - we Muslim women - have become afraid of letting our daughters leave the house when there is a necessity.

When the Muslims still had their state, the Khaleefah would listen to the ordinary women and treat them in an Islamic manner. The state would sponsor her and take care of her affairs if her husband neglected or left her care!

Today, women's fates are contempt and humiliation! The women are the ones most desperately in need of these Khaleefahs, more than ever before and more than anyone else!

O Muslim Ummah! Know that tomorrow we will complain to you between the hands of Allah (swt), saying: "We were powerless and humble but no one protected us, and no one worked to find us a Khaleefah that would protect us!" What will you answer Allah (swt)? And how will you endure his torture for not hasting to our aid or the defense of our honor?

((يَا أَيُّهَا الَّذِينَ آمَنُوا قُوا أَنْفُسَكُمْ وَأَهْلِيكُمْ نَارًا وَقُودُهَا النَّاسُ وَالْحِجَارَةُ عَلَيْهَا مَلَائِكَةٌ غِلَاظٌ شِدَادٌ لَا يَعْصُونَ اللَّهَ مَا أَمَرَهُمْ وَيَفْعَلُونَ مَا يُؤْمَرُون))

"O you who have believed, protect yourselves and your families from a Fire whose fuel is people and stones, over which are [appointed] angels, harsh and severe; they do not disobey Allah in what He commands them but do what they are commanded." [Al-Tahrim: 66]

 

Your Muslim Sisters in Uzbekistan

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Baseer Salangi Uses his Crimes as an Obstacle against Hizb ut Tahrir

1 TV published a report on rising instability in Parwan Province. In a report broadcasted on Tuesday, August 13th, 2013, Baseer Salangi the governor of Parwan Province claimed that Hizb ut Tahrir had suspicious activities in this province for more than 3 years, and listed the Hizb, the second most dangerous Islamic group, after the Al-Qaida. "Its activities are not in our favor. They can't operate here.

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Headlines News 15/08/2013

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Headlines:

  • MIT: Future Smartphones Will ‘Listen to Everything All the Time'
  • Egypt: Global Outcry Steps Up Pressure on US to Suspend Aid to Military
  • Ex-NATO Chief: 15,000 Troops Should Stay in Afghanistan after 2014
  • US Asks India, Pakistan to Contribute to Stability in South Asia

Details:

MIT: Future Smartphones Will ‘Listen to Everything All the Time'

A report by the Massachusetts Institute of Technology hails the era of "technologies that emphasize listening to everything, all the time," ubiquitous surveillance aided by microphones installed on new smartphones, such as Google's Moto X, that do not run off the main battery and can, "continually monitor their auditory environment to detect the phone owner's voice, discern what room or other setting the phone is in, or pick up other clues from background noise." While the article fails to mention the nightmare privacy implications that this technology would engender, it focuses on the innumerable apparent benefits. The technology could, "make it possible for software to detect your moods, know when you are talking and not to disturb you, and perhaps someday keep a running record of everything you hear." Not only would such technology prevent accidental pocket calls by recognizing muffled sounds, or put unnecessary calls on hold by recognizing the voice of its owner, It could also be used to "pinpoint the sources of your stress" if you are talking too quickly, or "present relevant information" in relation to your audio environment (in other words bombard you with commercials). It sounds like Big Brother and invasive Minority Report-style advertising rolled into one. Chris Schmandt, director of the speech and mobility group at MIT's Media Lab, relates how "one of his grad students once recorded two years' worth of all the sounds he was exposed to-capturing every conversation. While the speech-to-text conversions were rough, they were good enough that he could perform a keyword search and recover the actual recording of a months-old conversation." [Source: Info Wars]

Egypt: Global Outcry Steps Up Pressure on US to Suspend Aid to Military

Lasting stability appeared further away than ever on Wednesday evening after the military declared a month-long state of emergency and the liberal Mohamed ElBaradei resigned as vice-president in the military-backed interim government. The National Alliance to Support Legitimacy called on "all Egyptian people" to take to the streets "to stop the massacre" after police attacked its two sit-ins in Cairo's Nahda and Rabaa al-Adawiya squares early on Wednesday. Egypt's Health Ministry said that 235 civilians had been killed and 1,400 injured, while Interior Minister Mohammed Ibrahim said 43 policemen had died. A statement issued by the Egypt Anti Coup Alliance said "more than 2,000" had been killed. Analysts said that the response from Washington fitted a pattern of weak statements that had allowed the Egyptian military to act with impunity. "[The] US had several chances to demonstrate [that] its threats to suspend aid were credible, but each time backed down," tweeted the Brookings Institution expert Shadi Hamid. "That policy has a price." Hamid also told al-Jazeera TV: "Clearing all the sit-ins without addressing fundamental political issues won't stop the clashes." Marc Lynch commented in Foreign Policy: "It's time for Washington to stop pretending. Its efforts to maintain its lines of communication with the Egyptian military, quietly mediate the crisis and help lay the groundwork for some new, democratic political process have utterly failed. Egypt's new military regime, and a sizable and vocal portion of the Egyptian population, have made it very clear that they just want the United States to leave it alone. For once, Washington should give them their wish. As long as Egypt remains on its current path, the Obama administration should suspend all aid, keep the embassy in Cairo closed, and refrain from treating the military regime as a legitimate government." [Source: The Guardian]

Ex-NATO Chief: 15,000 Troops Should Stay In Afghanistan After 2014

The United States and its allies should immediately announce how many troops will stay on in Afghanistan after 2014, former NATO supreme commander Admiral James Stavridis argued on Wednesday. Stavridis, who recently finished a four-year stint as the alliance's top military leader, said it was vital to unveil the troop plans quickly to counter Taliban propaganda claiming foreign troops are abandoning the country. In a commentary, Stavridis wrote that he supported keeping 15,000 US and allied forces in the country after the bulk of coalition troops withdraw as planned in 2014. "I believe the correct number is about 9,000 US and 6,000 allied troops, for a total of about 15,000 allied trainers who would focus on mentoring, training, and advising the 350,000 strong Afghan National Security Forces," Stavridis wrote in Foreign Policy. "Instead of waiting for months, we should move now to decide and publicly reveal the commitment," the admiral said. There are now roughly 100,000 troops in Afghanistan in the NATO-led coalition, with the Americans making up about two-thirds of the force. US officials have long suggested they expected to retain a smaller force of about 8,000 to 12,000 troops after 2014. [Source: Business Insider]

US Asks India, Pakistan to Contribute to Stability in South Asia

Amid heightened tension between India and Pakistan at the LoC, the US asked both the countries to contribute to stability and prosperity in the region and hoped a solution will be found to the issues affecting relations between the two neighbours. "....we hope both the nations continue to find a solution to current issues and to work towards a greater cooperation and contribute to the stability and prosperity," US Ambassador Nancy Powell said here when asked about the incidents of firing between the two nations along LoC. On the broader issue of terrorism, she said "we all recognise there is much more that can be done by all countries of the world in countering terrorism and we continue to support that." She was speaking after releasing Observer Research Foundation's new publication 'America in the Asian Century'. Terming India as most important partner for the US in the region, she spoke on a range issues concerning the two countries--from the civil nuclear deal to India's permanent membership in United Nations Security Council. Emphasising India's importance for the US, Powell said, "South Asia is a crucial driver for America's growth and economy and any discussion of South Asia has to start with India. It is a trusted and valuable partner. Our relationship is broader than it has ever been." On the situation in Afghanistan, particularly after the pull out of the NATO forces next year, Powell said the trilateral dialogue between India, the US and Afghanistan "has provided us a forum for expressing the concerns and developing solutions for the same." "The Indian Ministry of External Affairs and the US Department of State have established a few channels of discussion. I would like to acknowledge the important role India plays in Afghanistan's future, particularly in terms of business," Powell said. She added the next round of the trilateral dialogue will be held in New York in September. Calling the civil nuclear deal between India and US an important part of the relationship, she said there were "some issues" which both the countries have to resolve. "The civil nuclear deal is a very important part of our relationship. Something we continue to work on. It is a complicated matter to negotiate between two nations. "There are some issues that we need to resolve but we are also breaking some new grounds here," she said, adding the deal has given a space to work on other global issues as well. She noted that while Indo-US trade was approaching USD 100 billion, there was a time when it was just around USD 3 billion a year. "India has leapt from our 25th largest trading partner to our 13th largest trading partner in just over a decade. I do believe that bilateral trade can increase far beyond USD 100 billion annually but there are barriers that must first be addressed, as many of your own reports have stated," the Ambassador said. [Source: Economic Times]

 

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Tunisia: Protest Before the Egyptian Embassy

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Hizb ut Tahrir/ Tunisia organized a protest before the Egyptian Embassy in Tunisia on Thursday, 8 Shawwal 1434 AH corresponding to 15 August 2013 CE regarding the bloodshed that occurred killing hundreds or even thousands of Muslims unjustly.  These acts anger Allah (swt) and are not accepted by anyone. The Hizb members delivered short speeches reminding the people of Egypt that this is not the way to bring Islam but by the path of the Khilafah "Caliphate" and not by democracy, which has inflicted Muslims with commotion and murder.  America has permitted Muslims to be slaughtered at the hands of Sisi.  They also appealed to the sincere Muslims in the armed forces to remove America's hand in power and establish Islam by the Nussrah of the sincere ones in order to resume the Islamic way of life.

 

Deputy for The Central Media Office of Hizb ut Tahrir

 

 

 

 

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Hundreds Killed during Eid ul-Fitr Holiday... What is the Government's Policy to Protect People's Lives?

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News:

Jakarta, Indonesia- The National Police said Sunday (August 11th) that at least 471 people died in traffic accidents across Indonesia during the annual Eid ul-Fitr travel exodus, local media reported.

"There have been 2,095 total traffic accidents in which 747 people sustained major injuries and 2,688 endured minor ones," National Police Spokesperson Agus Rianto said in Jakarta, according to the Antara News Agency.

Among incidents involving 3,621 vehicles, 2,517 were motorcycles, followed by 588 passenger cars, 270 freight cars, 140 buses and 94 non motorized vehicles.

Last year, the recorded death toll during the Eid ul-Fitr holiday period was 491, according to The Jakarta Post. [khabarsoutheastasia.com, August 13, 2013]

Comments:

We should question the Indonesian secular government's role to protect people from any harm and provide them with sufficient facilities. Those hundred victims are people who have rights to be protected from anything that endanger their lives. What does the government do to give people's rights?

It is true that there are many factors that trigger traffic accidents. Is there any sufficient safe public transportation?  No, there isn't. Thousands of people can not go to have their Eid ul-Fitr holiday using trains or ships. However the government has the total responsibilities to find out solution for the problem. The availability of cheap and safe mass transportation should be the priority. In fact, today people are concerned to reach safe transportation because it is very high cost. Instead people have their travel in very poor condition transportation. Moreover the government does not give any sanction to companies which operate unsafe buses in order to get maximum profit. The conditions are getting worse by the poor conditions of the road, so it often cause accidents. Then, where is the responsibility of the government?

From the fact we can see that secular democratic government has failed to give protection to people's lives. It doesn't place the fulfillment of people' needs as a priority. Such government only thinks about its interest that is securing its position as the ruler to make them freely exploit the natural and human resources for the sake of their business and profit.

In contrast with Islamic government, the Imaam or Khaleefah is the one responsible for the fulfillment and protection of the people.  Remember how Khaleefah Umar bin Abdul Aziz provided facilities for people to have safe and convenient travel. He made sure that there wasn't any poor road. Even one sheep life is guaranteed to be protected. He didn't leave one life killed because of poor road or transportation. It is because Umar bin Abdul Aziz and the Khilafah "Caliphate" state he lead  dedicate to implement the Shariah and to bring Rahmah to the universe, not a state that place profit and material advantages as  the only objective.

It is time for people to realize that Indonesia and all over the world need the implementation of Shariah and the coming of Khilafah "Caliphate" State.

 

Iffah Ainur Rohmah

Spokeswoman of Hizb ut Tahrir in Indonesia

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