Al-Raya Newspaper: Prominent Headlines of Issue 571
Sudan News quoted Darfur 24 in a report titled: “Coordinated Withdrawal or Collapse?! Army and Joint Forces Commanders and Officials Leave Al Fasher Two Days Before Its Fall,” stating: “Two sources from North Darfur revealed to Darfur 24 that army commanders, along with members of the joint forces,
The aggression against Gaza renews itself as what the office of the criminal Netanyahu called “powerful strikes on the Gaza Strip” (Al Jazeera), claiming that Hamas carried out an attack on his soldiers in the Gaza Strip and in response to a breach of the agreement on returning the bodies — although Hamas denied its relation to the shooting incident (Al Jazeera).
After the Zionist entity informed the United States of its decision to resume its criminal operations in Gaza, more than 109 residents of the Blessed Land of Palestine - including 46 children - were martyred, and many others wounded since Tuesday evening, October 28, 2025, in airstrikes carried out across the Gaza Strip.
More and more often, imams, councils, and religious leaders call on Muslims in The Netherlands to vote en masse and to participate in the political game of a secular system. A system that, from its origin and essence, opposes Islam, marginalizes it, and tries to reduce it to something confined to the mosque or the living room.
We, at Hizb ut Tahrir / Wilayah Sudan, are pleased to invite our media brothers, politicians, and those interested in public affairs to attend and participate in the monthly Issues of the Ummah Forum, which this month will be titled:
El Fasher: The Most Violent Station in the International Conflict Over Sudan
The project of Hizb ut Tahrir to establish the Khilafah Rashidah (Rightly-Guided Caliphate) is not merely a theoretical vision; it is a comprehensive civilizational project, based on Divine revelation, offering humanity an alternative to the Western materialistic civilization that has proven unable to deliver happiness and stability.
The wave of anger and the accompanying protests in Morocco cannot be separated from the Ummah’s revolutions that began in 2010-2011, whether in terms of humanitarian or political demands, which were partially controlled through constitutional and political containment mechanisms, in line with the international project to contain revolutions.
