Islamic Revival

(Translated) Since the Minister of National Education in Algeria Nouria bin Gabrit made statements in the summer of 2015 about the need to integrate colloquial language in schools, Algeria has been bustling in reactions. The most apparent being the popular lists of petition signatories, whose signatories ask for the abolition of the French language in education. Moreover the public response was decisive and sweeping... This conflict has once again resurfaced at the beginning of this school year, when a video went viral of a teacher who was praising and beautifying the Arabic language to her students that made the ministers and secularists fly into a rage and make vows to take tough measures … Indeed, it is the whimsical Francophone lobby, the isolated, outcast, anomalous, whose decline, degradation and tension are proven everyday... It is the great Algeria which embraces the Ummah’s natural project; the Islamic doctrine and the System from which it emanates. The conviction of the

 We have read the report from the House of Commons Home Affairs Select Committee on ‘radicalisation’ with interest. We note the main media focus is on whether or not Internet companies are doing enough to tackle the spread of terrorism.  Yet this is not the main flaw in the report – which purports to look at things including the causes of ‘radicalisation’ and the Prevent policy.  Regarding the report, Taji Mustafa, media representative of Hizb ut Tahrir in Britain said, “The primary problems are its omissions, inconsistencies and contradictions.”  “a)  On radicalisation , the report says: there is no evidence that shows a single path or one single event which draws a young person to the scourge of extremism: every case is different. Yet they did not go on to expose the fallacies in this most basic premise (alongside the absence of definitions of ‘radicalisation’ and ‘extremism’) have underpinned all counter-extremism policy in the UK and Europe. To have realised this and yet not

A bill that would give permission to the agreement between Turkey and the Jewish entity which kind of accepts the massacre of Mavi Marmara has passed last night in the TBMM (Grand National Assembly of Turkey). According to the bill presented to the parliament signed by the AKP (Justice and Development Party) government, the Jewish entity will pay 20 million dollars in reparation to the families of the Muslims murdered six years ago by the Jewish entity in the ship of Mavi Marmara. And the Mavi Marmara cases opened against the Jewish entity will stop. So that the terrorist Jewish entity's soldiers will not be held responsible. After the agreement, the diplomatic relations will be elevated again to the ambassador level. The AKP governments, like all the past governments of the republic, are following their predecessors in keeping good relations with the murderous Jewish entity. For the Turkish Republic has been the first country, which its people is Muslim, that recognised the Jew