Since mid-October—following intense border clashes, Pakistan’s airstrikes inside Afghanistan, and retaliatory actions by Afghan forces—the main crossing points along the Durand Line have remained closed. This has brought bilateral trade to a complete halt, cut off family visits and medical travel, and imposed heavy monthly economic losses—amounting to hundreds of millions of dollars—on Muslim people on both sides.

With the issuance of an executive order by Donald Trump, the name of the U.S. Department of Defense was officially changed to the “Ministry of War.” This was not merely a change of label; it openly laid bare the aggressive mindset of colonial powers and the West’s occupation-driven foreign policy. Trump stated plainly: “Defense is too defensive...but we want to be offensive, too.”

The collapse of the Republic regime in Afghanistan marks one of the most pivotal developments for the people of Afghanistan and the broader Muslim Ummah in the 21st century. This regime not only lacked any roots in the Islamic creed, but was a product of neo-colonial design

Hizb ut Tahrir/ Wilayah Afghanistan Congratulates the entire Muslim Ummah on the blessed Eid al-Adha and Considers Unity in Holding Religious Ceremonies to be a Shari’ah Principle