Following the Minister of Internal Affairs Plasterk’s call at the Parliament last May to enact a law which bans the Niqab, the Dutch parliament has recently responded to this call and has ratified the decision of banning the Niqab, which was called a partial banning of the Niqab, which means preventing women from covering their faces in some places such as health centers, government offices, and police stations.

We were shocked by the act of aggression against French civilians in its capital Paris that occurred a few days ago. Up until this moment the act of aggression had led to the death of 128 civilians and left hundreds injured.

After it was due for the members of Hizb ut Tahrir to hold an intellectual seminar on the Islamic identity this week, the President of the CDA Party in the Dutch city of Rotterdam "Seven da Langen" opposes this seminar strongly and worked to incite public opinion against Hizb ut Tahrir. Then he contacted the head of the municipality of Rotterdam, Ahmad Abu Talib, and informed him about the seminar…

After failing its attempt to ban the Niqab (veil) in 2012, the Dutch parliament today approved the complete ban of the Niqab, from this moment it is prohibited for Muslim women to wear the veil in enclosed public places, and every woman who frequent those places wearing a Niqab will face a fine of nearly 405 euros. It is also possible for the police to order the one wearing the…