Islamic Revival

The following is the translation of a Q&A from Sheikh Abdul Qadeem Zalloom (rh) of Hizb ut-Tahrir. Question and Answer These days the people have become accustomed to hiring out halls for their wedding feasts. These halls are of two types: First: mixed halls where men and women are invited and they sit together. When the bride comes from the Saloon they make her sit with the bridegroom and there are women around them who are mahrams and non-mahram. The women in such situations usually are adorned and reveal their ‘awrah. They sing and dance in front of the bride and bridegroom. Men also participate in this. During the celebrations the bridegroom places adornments on bride’s hands, neck and ears as the people are accustomed to do. Second: Halls hired by those who concerned for Islam. One hall for men and one hall for women. Ie without mixing. But when the bride comes she is made to sit with her bridegroom together in the woman’s hall. The women, mahrams and non-ma

#RAMADAN SERIES: From the Biographies of the Pioneers in Hizb ut Tahrir In recognition and appreciation for the efforts and sacrifices of the early builders from the dawah carriers on the methodology of the Prophethood, the Central Media Office of Hizb ut Tahrir is pleased and honored to publish during the Holy Month of Ramadan for the year 1436 AH - 2015 CE video presentations to hear the biographies of our brothers from the first generation of Hizb ut Tahrir, the pioneers who built and founded the dawah and sacrificed their lives and toiled in their lives to allow the call to the invitation of Khilafah upon the methodology of the Prophethood to reach where it has reached today. This series of interviews has been collected under the title of "From the Pioneers of Hizb ut Tahrir" so stay tuned during the holy month of Ramadan. Session 1 Tawfeeq Ali Yousuf Al-‘Aaridah (Abu Bilal) Ramadan 1436 AH - June/July 2015 CE Watch the video here: http://youtu.be/NR0tWmyNyrw

News: In a TV news report, the father was sitting on the hospital bed next to his daughter, Amal, trying to distract her from the pain. Her mother and two brothers had been killed in the fighting in Yemen and she had horrible burns on her arms and legs. The hospitals in Yemen were complaining of lack of medicine to treat such patients and reports say nearly 20 million Yemenis are in need of humanitarian aid. In the same week, Saudi Arabia’s Deputy Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman visited France and was due to sign $12 billion worth of defence contracts. Comment: Ramadhan is a time where one witnesses the unity of this noble Ummah in our  ibadat  and worship of Allah سبحانه وتعالى. Muslims everywhere performing the same actions; fasting, filling the masajid and praying for forgiveness. Muslims empathising with one another and donating generously to the poor amongst us as the Prophet ﷺ was most generous in Ramadhan. A few days ago, I watched a news report of the young Yem