This communique issued by Hizb ut-Tahrir in the early 1950’s was translated because it addresses the foundation, nature, and culture of the Islamic State. Many misconceptions surround the Islamic State due to what is applied in Iran, Sudan, Pakistan and Saudi Arabia, who are claimed to be Islamic. These countries have led many to believe the Islamic State is a theocratic state or a State which discriminates against non-Muslims. Misconceptions such as these surround the Islamic State, which we hope this communiqué will clear. On 22nd March 1953, the Jordanian government declared Hizb ut-Tahrir to be an illegal party and ordered individuals administering the affairs of the party to stop all their activities. On 1st May 1953, the sign of Hizb ut-Tahrir outside its office in Jerusalem was removed by the government. On 8th May 1953, the Jordanian government declared that it does not agree with the method by which Hizb ut-Tahrir became a legal entity. The above mentioned actions carried out
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