The state in Morocco, along with the political parties and bodies affiliated with it, is spearheading a campaign to urge the public to participate in the legislative elections scheduled for 23 September 2026. Voter turnout is generally viewed as a barometer of public confidence in the regime’s institutions and its overall legitimacy.

On 10 September, the Crimean Tatar Resource Centre news agency reported: “The unlawful detention of four Crimean Tatar women – Esma Nimetullaeva, Nasiba Saidova, Elviza Aliyeva and Fevziye Osmanova – has once again been extended until 14 October 2026. The women are defendants in the so-called “first women’s case of Hizb ut Tahrir”.

On 21 September 1919, the Muslims held a conference in Lucknow, in support of the Khilafah and in rejection of its division. The conference declared that, “the contemplated dismemberment of Turkey and the creation of a number of small states out of the component parts of the Turkish Empire with non-Muslim powers as mandatories is an intolerable interference with the Khilafat 

The Media Office of Hizb ut Tahrir in Wilayah Sudan is pleased to invite the brothers of the media professionals, politicians, and those interested in public affairs to attend a new session of the Political Salon, featuring Ustadh Hussein Al-Hadi, member of Hizb ut Tahrir, entitled:
The Role of Sudan’s Neighboring Countries and Regional Organizations in the Conspiracy to Separate Darfur