The Ameer of Hizb ut Tahrir, Members of the Ameer's Office, the Diwan of Al-Madhalim (Grievances), and the Central Media Office and Hizb ut Tahrir in general mourns to the Islamic Ummah the member of the Ameer's Office, Ustadh Ahmad Bakr (Abu Osama) who passed away this morning, the 22nd of Rabi` Al-Awwal 1447 AH corresponding to the 14 September 2025 CE, at the age of eighty-seven years.
News Right Now: The Campus Standoff
Protests in Jakarta have erupted this late August as an outcome of the people of Indonesia are experiencing due to the horrible economic circumstances. The perks the law makers gained from the government spending was what triggered the protests for the people of Indonesia...
Quran Recitation: Surah Al-Shurah: Ayat 24-28 & Hadeeth: Cursed are the Ones take Bribes & One who Bribe
Yesterday, September 10, 2025, the commander of the Central Command of the Jewish entity’s army announced the formation of a new military division, dubbed the "Gilead Division," in the Jordan Valley, stationed at the Jordan Valley. This regional division is tasked with protecting the Jews’ eastern borders in the Jordan Valley and the Dead Sea.
In the context of communication with the political, societal, and Islamic figures in Sidon, a delegation from Hizb ut Tahrir in Wilayah Lebanon, headed by Hajj Ali Aslan, member of the Central Communications Committee, Engineer Bilal Zaidan, member of the Activities Committee, and Hajj Hassan Nahlas, Head of the Sidon Center, visited His Eminence the Mufti of Sidon and its districts, Sheikh Salim Sosan.
O Muslims: Nations in their life have decisive issues that is, issues toward which one takes a single stance: life under them or death for them. The creed of Islam has specified for us, we the Muslims, our decisive issues; that is, those for which the measure taken is life or death.
A study in political fiqh (Shariah jurisprudence) on the transitional phase of the Syrian revolution into a state, between the justifications of inability and the requirements of the Shariah obligation.
This Surah is Makkan, revealed before the Hijrah (migration). It contains three verses, making it one of the shortest chapters in the Qur’an, similar to Surah Al-Kawthar and Surah Al-Nasr. It is named Al-Asr (The Time) because Allah swears by Al-Asr, which refers to time or part of it. Although this Surah consists of only a few verses with short passages,
