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The Time is Now for REAL change
The world has witnessed an eruption of unparalled magnitude in the Muslim world over the past two weeks. Muslims the world over from Pakistan, to Tunisia, to Egypt, Yemen, Palestine, Jordan and even Albania have showed their utter mistrust and …
Palestinian peace talks exposed
In the turbulent history of the Ummah this century, perhaps no struggle has captivated the Ummah’s desire for liberation from colonialism as has the struggle against the occupation
The Spectre of Double dip Recession
The office of national statistics (ONS) has released its first estimate of the final quarter of 2010 and shocked the business world. According to its initial estimate based
The time has come to say to the Palestinian Authority and the PLO: “Be despised therein and do not speak!”
The secret documents and minutes of the negotiations are gushing out like the flood of a dam. They expose the Palestinian Authority and Palestinian ‘Liberation’
The rule of the tyrant, Ben Ali, left secretly from the door and then returned back from the window, after all of the bloodshed!
On 17/01/2011 the formation of a government was announced in Tunisia under the chairmanship of the Prime Minister, the old and new, Mohamed Ghannouchi, who was a supporter
Tunisia: Change we really can believe in
Ibtihal Bsis: A personal account of anxiety and hope for Tunisia 14th January 2011 marked a day my ruler, Mumar Gaddaffi of Libya, and I shared a similar reaction
Video: Osman Bakhach Discusses Tunisia Revolution
Osman Bakhach (Hizb ut-Tahrir's Central Media Office) and others debate the people's revolution in Tunisia and the overthrow of Ben
Hizb ut-Tahrir: Tunisia needs the Khilafah system, not just a change of ruler
Hizb ut-Tahrir has been present in Tunisia for the past 30 years. The demonstrations that triggered the overthrow of western puppet Zine Al Abedine Ben Ali included calls
Tunisia Protests – Muslims Call for Islam and Khilafah
The western media has tried to characterise the demonstrations that led to the overthrow of Zine al-Abidine Ben Ali as motivated by secular interests: political repression, food
Crisis in Tunisia
With Ben Ali’s departure, what next for Tunisia? Today, the four week old situation in Tunisia escalated and latest reports say that President Zine al-Abidine Ben Ali has now