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International Khilafah Conference 2007

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An International Khilafah Conference will be held in Jakarta, Indonesia on 12th August 2007, corresponding to 28th Rajab 1428 which is the Hijri date of the destruction of the Khilafah.
Over one hundred thousand people are expected to attend, it is being held in HGelora Bung Karno Stadium, which has the joint 10th largest capacity of all stadiums in the world, equal with the Melbourne Cricket Ground.

Speakers from: Australia, England, Palestine, Sudan & Japan. There will also be local speakers including leaders and prominent personalities from various Islamic groups.

International Speakers

1. Dr. Imran Waheed (Hizb ut-Tahrir Britain)
2. Sheikh Ismail Al Wahwah (Hizb ut-Tahrir Australia)
3. Sheikh Issam Ameera (Hizb ut-Tahrir Palestine)
4. Syeikh Uthman Abu Khalil (Hizb ut-Tahrir Sudan)
5. Prof. Dr. Hassan Ko Nakata (Japan)

Local speakers

* Hafidz Abdurrahman, MA (Hizb ut-Tahrir Indonesia)
* KH. Abdullah Gymnastiar (Popular scholar who regularly appears on Indonesian TV)
* Prof. Dr. H. M. Amin Rais ( Former leader of Muhammadiyah)
* KH. Ma’ruf Amin (Majelis Ulama Indonesia)
* DR. H. Adyaksa Dault, SH, M.Si.
* KH. Drs. Hasyim Muzadi (General chairman of the Central Board of Nahdlatul Ulama)
* Prof. Dr. Din Syamsuddin (Current leader of Muhammadiyah)
* KH. Habib Riziq Shihab (General Chairman of the Islam Defending Front, FPI)
* KH. Zainuddin MZ (Reform Star Party, PBR)

Date: 12 August 2007/28 Rajab 1428
Venue: HGelora Bung Karno Stadium, Jakarta, Indonesia

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Program Schedule

07.00-07.30: Preparation of the Committee, by Chairman of Organizing Committee

07.30-08.30: Registration, by Secretariat

08.30-08.35: Opening, by Hari Mukti and Adi Maretnas

08.35-08-45: Reading of Holy Al-Qur’an, by Ustadz Lukman Hakim

08.45-09.00: Welcome Greetings, by H.M Ismail Yusanto (Spokesman of HTI)

09.00-09.40: Warming Up: Beduk Parade and Poem Reading, by Wahyudi and Taufik Ismail

09.10-09.40: Testimony I:
*KH. Abdullah Gymnastiar (Pondok Pesantren Darut Tauhid Bandung)
*Prof. Dr. H.M. Amien Rais, MA (Ex. Chairman of MPR RI - People’s Consultative Assembly of Republic of Indonesia)
*KH. Ma’ruf Amin (Chairman of MUI-Indonesian Ulemas Council)
*DR. H. Adyaksa Dault, SH., M.Si (State Minister of Youth and Sports of Republic of Indonesia)

09.40-09.50: Bridging I, by SAR Team Hidayatullah and MC

09.50-10.10: Testimony 2:
*KH. Hasyim Muzadi (Chairman of NU Central Board)^
*Prof. Dr. Din Syamsudin, MA (Chairman Muhammadiyah Central Board)
*KH. Zainudin MZ
*Ustadz Habib Rizieq Shihab (Chairman of FPI-Front Islamic Defender)
*Ustadz Abu Bakar Baasyir (The Emir of MMI-Indonesia Mujahidin Council)

10.10-10.15: Bridging II, by MC

10.15-10.55: Conference I:
*Dr. Imran Waheed (United Kingdom)
*Syeikh Ismail Al Wah-Wah (Australia)
*Syeikh Issam Amira (Palestine)

10.55-11.10: Nasyid SNADA

11.10-11.50: Conference 2:
*Syeikh Utsman Abu Khalil (Sudan)
*Dr. Salim Frederick (United Kingdom)
*Prof. DR. Hassan Ko Nakata (Japan)
*Drs. Hafidz Abdurrahman, MA (Chairman of HTI)

11.50-12.10: Teatrical Stage, by Theatrical Stage Team

12.10-12.20: Reflection, by Jamil az-Zaini

12.20-12.30: Praying and Closing, by Ust.adz H.M Arifin Ilham (Chairman of Adz-Dzikra)

^In Confirmation
Sunday, June 10, 2007
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