Indeed, Islam has obligated the rulers to mobilize armies, wage Jihad against the enemies, and support the oppressed. When the rulers were from among us, we opened the lands, repelled the enemies, and implemented the Shariah of Allah (swt). So where are the likes of the Khulafa’a Al-Rashidun (rightly guided Caliphs)—Abu Bakr, Umar, Uthman, and Ali, may Allah be pleased with them all?
The discussion is no longer about a single crisis in Tunisia, but about a series of interconnected crises from which the water, electricity, oil, bread, sugar, and gasoline sectors have not escaped... endless queues, and transportation—it’s beyond description! No sooner does one crisis ease than its sister appears, punctuated by fixed occasions: the start of the school year, holidays, and the price of meat.
The relationship between Washington and Beijing is no longer merely a trade dispute or economic competition. It is a conflict over technology, supply chains, markets, influence, alliances, military capability, and the shape of the coming international order. Yet paradoxically, this conflict is unfolding between two powers that cannot fully decouple from one another.
The Syrian Minister of Energy, Mohammad Al-Bashir, stated during a hearing session before the People’s Council on Sunday, 20 September 2026, that reducing subsidies for some services is a normal situation during the transition from a socialist economic system to a free economy.
Under the Arabic headline: “Dozens of Sudanese Miners Killed and Injured Near the Egyptian Border,” Sudan Tribune reported today, Sunday, 11/10/2026, that dozens of Sudanese miners had lost their lives and others had been injured on Saturday, 10/10/2026, following the renewed airstrikes on mining sites near the Sudanese-Egyptian border,
China is prepared to open a new golden chapter in bilateral relations through cooperation with Uzbekistan. This was stated by President Xi Jinping during his meeting with Uzbekistan’s President Shavkat Mirziyoyev on the sidelines of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) summit in Bishkek, the capital of Kyrgyzstan.
A political earthquake struck the United Kingdom at its very core, the peak of its repercussions being the summit meeting of three of its regional prime ministers, who share a single goal: secession from London. Many observers described this meeting as historic and unprecedented since the beginning of the devolution system.
France did not need a new protest to prove it is living through a deep civilizational crisis, but it perhaps needed a sign more telling than any previous one: that the anger would reach the doors of the schools, and that pupils themselves would take to the streets to protest against institutions no longer capable of providing what is supposed to be the most basic promise of the modern state:
