Tag: Syria
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The Picture that Should Shame America
The photograph shows Amjad al-Abdullah in his bombed out building looking horrified at his two daughters below. -
#IDLIB FLASH MOB: Saudi/Turkish Embassy
Flash mob outside the embassies of Saudi Arabia, in solidarity with our Ummah being bombed in Idlib, Syria. -
Idlib: The Arab Spring’s Last Stand
With regional and global powers vying for territorial control, the future of Syria has been taken out of the hands of the people of Syria. -
The Netherlands: Prioritised Asylum Applications Rejected due to Secular Thought Test
Those escaping biting abuse and persecution are prioritised but are then denied assistance due to their inability to express and vocalise the same beliefs as their ... -
Letter to BBC complaining that it is stifling real discussion on Jihad
The article is a feeble attempt to prevent real discussion about the colonial role of Western governments in the oppression overseas, and to the distort the ... -
Now Assad Realises that the US has No Intention of Leaving Syria
The US should learn the lesson of Iraq, President Bashar al-Assad said on Thursday, threatening to expel American troops from Syria and retake areas from its ... -
Syrian Airstrikes are Nothing more than Smoke and Mirrors
Five points to understand what is really going on in Syria. -
The West’s Empty Promises of Intervention Only Hide Their Secular Motives
American President Obama declared that the use of chemical weapons by the Assad regime against the Syrian people was a red line. When the murderer crossed ... -
The Curious Case of Anna Campbell
The death of Anna Campbell in Syria and subsequent government and media response highlights, once again, that national interests, rather than and any consistent values, determine ... -
Syria – 7 Years On
The lack of clear ideological and political aims has made the rebels easy prey for foreign powers who have continuously looked to exploit and subvert the ... -
Russia Has No Mercy When Persecuting Muslims
Putin’s Russia has an atrocious record of terrorising Muslims, men, women and children, as it desperately tries to return to its perceived former glory. -
Who Will Defend The Children of Eastern Ghouta from Being Annihilated!
Despite all the horrors, the international community, the UN, the regimes of the Muslim world watch on, ignoring the bloodbath. -
Ghouta: a call to action
Responding to the spilling of Muslim blood is one of the highest matters in the Deen for us - hence we must undertake all the ... -
The plight of the Muslims in Ghouta
Ghouta - another frightening byproduct of America's proxy wars and the aid of other nations in an attempt to crush the blessed revolution in Syria. -
Syria – How the world failed Ghouta
As Al-Assad’s regime mops up what it considers the last pockets of resistance in Ghouta, the Muslim rulers in the region have once again shown their ... -
Call to action for Ghouta
Responding to the spilling of Muslim blood is one of the highest matters in the Deen for us, hence we can’t remain quiet over the massacre ... -
Supporting the People of Syria
When the Soviet Union intervened in 1978 to rescue and support its puppet regime in Afghanistan through the Soviet army, which later entered the arms race ... -
Raqqa- is there no end to murder?
UN war crimes investigators have stated that there has been a “staggering loss of civilian life” caused by the US-backed campaign to reclaim Raqqa -
Assad’s Chemical Weapons Attack – Outcome of a Criminal Partnership with the West
Hizb ut-Tahrir Britain denounces the latest chemical weapons attack by the Assad regime that killed over 100 people including innocent men, women and children in Idlib ... -
Muslim rulers are guilty as much as Bashar al-Assad in the Chemical Attack
At least 58 people have been killed and dozens wounded in a suspected chemical attack in Idlib, north-western Syria. -
The Will of the Ummah for Khilafah Cannot be Broken
The Muslim Ummah has rejected the destiny that was once decided for her in faraway European capitals. A future that was concocted in the West over ...
