Islamic Revival

The following is the translation of an article from the book by  Hizb ut-Tahrir  entitled 'Introduction to the Constitution and the necessary evidences for it' which is the explanation of its draft constitution for the Khilafah state. This draft translation is from the  second edition  published in 2009 which was updated from the original published in 1963. Article 34 The method of appointing the Khalifah is the pledge of allegiance (Bay’a) . The practical steps to appoint the Khalifah and his Bay’a are: a.       The Madhalim court announces the vacancy of the position of the Khilafah b.       The temporary leader takes control of his responsibility and announces the opening of the nomination procedure immediately c.        Applications of the candidates fulfilling the contracting conditions would be accepted, excluding the other applications, by the decision from the Madhalim court. d.       The candidates who have been accepted by the Madhalim court, are then

Continuation of Quran tafsir in order of revelation by Sheikh Abu Talha Malkawi.

Considering the latest events of violence taking place worldwide, and the Western regimes exploiting these events in their media in distorting the image of Islam and the military strikes that violated the sanctity of the Muslim lands especially the pure lands of ash-Sham, we in Hizb ut Tahrir (HT) are fully aware of this wider aim at targeting the call for the implementation of Islam through a political entity, which is the distortion of the image of the Khilafah upon the method of the Prophethood and preventing its establishment, demonizing the image of sincere Muslims working for its establishment under the pretext of fighting terrorism. Hizb ut Tahrir has clearly and publicly stated in its press release,  “Hizb ut Tahrir is a Standalone Political Party, It does not Represent Anyone nor is it Represented by Anyone! ” issued 22/03/2013 we are not connected to any party regardless of what it is, neither do we have any organizational relationship with any party, and the Hizb does n