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The Climax of Rajab Conference : HTI Is Optimistic Khilafah Will be Established

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More than 20 thousand Muslims flocked the Lebak Bulus Stadium in Jakarta, on Wednesday (June 29th 2011) from morning until afternoon. The masses who came from various parts of Jakarta and its surroundings turned up  at the Rajab Conference 1432 H held by Hizb ut-Tahrir Indonesia (HTI).

With the theme of "Prosperous Life Under the Shadow of Khilafah "Caliphate"", the event was the climax of a series of similar conferences held in 29 cities all over Indonesia, from Aceh to Papua.

HTI creates this momentum to remind Muslims that the establishment of Islamic Khilafah "Caliphate" State is a Syariah obligation binding upon all Muslims.

The establishment of Khilafah "Caliphate" is a deciding factor of the perfection in the implementation of various legal and other obligations. That is the reason why the Muslims must immediately rise up and fight with all the power and efforts to restore the Islamic Khilafah "Caliphate" to life.

HTI spokesman, Muhammad Ismail Yusanto explained that besides being a means of enlightenment and educating people,  the Rajab Conference also serves to encourage belief in the establishment of a government which is based on Qur'an and Sunnah.

"The conference was held to step up enthusiasm and optimism about the success of the re-establishment of shari'ah and Khilafah "Caliphate"," said Ismail.

According to HTI, the chaotic situation of the nation and the people of Indonesia at this time are caused by the application of liberal-capitalist system that has been implemented for so long. Thus, HTI believes if the Islamic Syariah is successfully implemented later, Indonesia people will prosper.

"This is the concrete manifestation of the promise of Allah that Islam will bring blessing to all universe," said Ismail.

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Open letter to Teymuraz Ramishvili, Ambassador of the Russian Federation to Denmark

 

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Mr. Ambassador,

On the morning of May 19, 2011, the domestic security agency of Russia (FSB) arrested a Muslim woman, Sidikova Oomidjan Ganeva (b. 1976), in Moscow. She was not allowed to inform anyone of her whereabouts, and her three children - a daughter, Meerkhan (12), and her two sons, Nusratullah (10) and Salahuddin (8) - were placed in a state-owned orphanage. The arrest of Sidikova, and the forced removal of her children from their home and family, came after the arrest of Sidikova's husband, Farookh Fadl Dinovic (b. 1972), on December 7, 2010. Mr. Dinovic was arrested upon allegations of membership of the political party, Hizb ut-Tahrir. His wife was then arrested to put pressure on him to confess to fabricated allegations. The court sentenced Sidikova to two months in prison.

This is by no means the first incident of cowardly attacks by your country against innocent people, and we assume that you are well aware of Russia's persecution of Muslims in general. As you continue to insist on targeting innocent Muslims, we feel compelled to address you in utmost seriousness. We write to you, not because we believe, you will heed our words; rather, we want to make you aware that such cases will not go unnoticed by the world's Muslims. The fact that even women and children are now subject to your unjust imprisonment and persecution only reinforces the need to bring the crimes of your country into focus. In spite of Russia's tremendous efforts to cover up the genocide in Chechnya, and despite the fact that you have killed several of your own citizens as part of those efforts, you must know that the entire world is aware of your country's crimes.

As an international diplomat, you are well aware of the intense protests, currently sweeping over the Muslim lands and resonating all around the globe. These protests and uprisings are the result of decades of tyranny and injustice, similar to what Russia these days continues to practice, especially toward its Muslim citizens. These uprisings mark the ability and desire of the Muslim nation to manage its own affairs, including the severe punishment of whomever dares to harm, insult or imprison our women and children.

As an international diplomat you must also be aware that your current Prime Minister, Vladimir Putin, has repeatedly warned against the return of the Islamic Caliphate. We, the members of Hizb ut-Tahrir, are working globally, day and night, to achieve this very goal - re-establishing the Islamic Caliphate. Our work is purely political and intellectual; it does not involve any type of violent or otherwise material actions - this is a known and proven fact.

It is well known that the call of Hizb ut-Tahrir has found a particularly strong foothold in the former Soviet republics of Central Asia. You should thus, of all nations, be aware of the potential of this call, not to forget the fact that not even the total brutality of your lackey, Karimov, against our members and supporters in Uzbekistan, has diminished our resolution or activity the least.

Hizb ut-Tahrir Scandinavia asks you to deliver this message to your superiors: We demand the immediate release of our sister, Sidikova Oomidjan Ganeva, and her children! We challenge you to present the slightest evidence that Hizb ut-Tahrir is, as you claim, involved in terrorism. If you do not manage this, and surely you will not, accept the consequences and bring your attempts to terrorize our members and supporters in Russia to an end, immediately! Do you imprison and persecute our women and children for no other reason than their Islamic beliefs!? These cowardly actions by the Russian authorities are but another addition to Russia's dark history of crimes against Muslims. Some things will not be forgotten, let alone forgiven...

 

Hizb ut-Tahrir

Scandinavia

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28 Rajab Nussrah Declaration

On the weekend before 28 Rajab 1432 AH, Day of the Fall of the Khilafah "Caliphate",

Hizbut-Tahrir wilayah Pakistan organized gatherings throughout Pakistan. The participants braved the persecution of the traitors amongst the civilian and military leadership and the harsh glare of their American masters.

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Headline news for 28-6-2011

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  • 'Criminals' aged just 3: Children responsible for hidden crimewave, including rape and vandalism... and there's nothing police can do

  • Libya: Muammar Gaddafi subject to ICC arrest warrant

  • Sadr supporters ready for attacks on US troops

  • Anti-government protesters in Yemen have held rallies, urging the departure of Ali Abdullah Saleh's sons and aides from the country

  • Afghan Central Bank Chief Flees To US

  •  Pakistan must prove it wants end to Afghanistan war: US

 

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'Criminals' aged just 3: Children responsible for hidden crimewave, including rape and vandalism... and there's nothing police can do

As many as 3,000 criminals, including rapists, robbers and burglars, escaped punishment last year because they were too young to be prosecuted. Children as young as three were identified by police as being responsible for a hidden crimewave across Britain.But they avoided criminal proceedings because they were aged below ten, when the Government says they become ‘responsible' for their actions.A survey of 30 of the 52 forces in Britain using Freedom of Information laws revealed 1,605 crimes were blamed on someone aged under ten in the last financial year. If the remaining 22 forces are added, including the Met where more than a sixth of all offences take place, the total is likely to reach more than 3,000.The catalogue of crimes included:
*Greater Manchester Police dealt with eight-year-olds suspected of sex assaults on other children in Tameside and Salford, as well as one allegedly behind a kidnapping in Rochdale.
*Police in Fife recorded 143 cases, including two eight-year-olds behind a rape in Levenmouth.
*Avon and Somerset Police logged crimes against five six-year-old boys, including a sex attack, vandalism and an assault.

 

Libya: Muammar Gaddafi subject to ICC arrest warrant
The International Criminal Court has issued an arrest warrant for Libyan leader Col Muammar Gaddafi, accusing him of crimes against humanity. The court had grounds to believe he had ordered attacks on civilians during Libya's four-month uprising, it said. The Hague-based court also issued warrants for two of Col Gaddafi's top aides - his son Saif al-Islam and intelligence chief Abdullah al-Sanussi. Thousands of people are believed to have been killed in the conflict. Anti-Gaddafi forces said on Monday they had launched a new push towards Tripoli, with heavy fighting near the strategic town of Bir al-Ghanam, to the south-west of capital.  The rebel defence minister told the BBC that forces opposed to Col Gaddafi may also make a move on the capital from the east.

 

Sadr supporters ready for attacks on US troops
Supporters of Shiite radical leader Moqtada al-Sadr have offered to carry out suicide attacks against US troops in Iraq, his office said Saturday, as a year-end deadline for a US pullout looms. "Thank you, my dear friends, and God bless you," Sadr wrote in reply to the offer from loyalists of his disbanded Mahdi Army militia, a statement from his office in the central shrine city of Najaf said. The message came from "a group from the Mahdi Army who say they are ready to place themselves under his command to carry out suicide attacks to defend Islam and Iraq, targeting the occupying infidels without hitting civilians or public institutions," Sadr's office said.

 

Anti-government protesters in Yemen have held rallies, urging the departure of Ali Abdullah Saleh's sons and aides from the country
The protests were held across the country's cities, including in the capital Sana'a and cities of Ibb and Taizz, on Sunday, the Associated Press reported. The demonstrators also repeated their call for the resignation of Saleh, who fled to Saudi Arabia for treatment after a June 3 rocket attack on the presidential palace. In the form of a popular revolution, the rallies have been held in Yemen's major cities since late January, demanding Saleh's ouster besides calling for an end to corruption and unemployment.  The country has been facing months of political crisis triggered by Saleh's refusal to step down. "Saleh's orphans have to leave the country," demonstrators said, referring to Salah's sons Ahmed and Khaled.  Ahmed, who was widely suspected of inheriting presidency from his father, before the popular uprising started, heads Yemen's elite Presidential Guard. The force leads a brutal crackdown on the anti-regime protesters.  Khaled also enjoys sway over military units. They both greatly contributed to the survival of the unpopular regime during Saleh's absence.

 

Afghan Central Bank Chief Flees To US
Afghanistan's central bank governor has fled to the U.S. and is not expected to return because he fears for his safety after investigating allegations of mass fraud against the country's largest lender, according to two western officials.  Abdul Qadir Fitrat fled from Kabul to the U.S. about 10 days ago, one of these people said, after launching an investigation into Kabul Bank, which brought the nation's financial industry to its knees last fall. The lender's politically connected insiders, including shareholders, are suspected of borrowing some $850 million from the bank, or about 94% of its total loans.  Mr. Fitrat's departure is a blow to the International Monetary Fund's attempts to reform Afghanistan's financial and regulatory system, which center around dissolving Kabul Bank. The IMF submitted a package of financial reforms in April which have yet to be approved by Afghanistan, potentially putting billions of dollars of international donor money in jeopardy. The IMF suspended its financial assistance package to Afghanistan last year and many countries cannot donate to Afghanistan in its absence.  Mr. Fitrat didn't respond to repeated requests for comment. He was quoted Monday by Reuters news agency in an interview in suburban Virginia saying: "The reason I was not able to resign in Kabul was because my life was completely in danger." Mr. Fitrat's family lives in suburban Washington.

 

Pakistan must prove it wants end to Afghanistan war: US
Pakistan must prove that it wants an end to the war in Afghanistan by preventing militants from hiding out on its soil and attacking on the Afghan side of the border, the US Special Representative to Afghanistan and Pakistan, Marc Grossman, has said.  Grossman said at a news conference in Kabul that discussions among Afghanistan, Pakistan and the United States being held this week in the Afghan capital are important to coordinate efforts to find a political resolution to the nearly decade-long war, the Dawn reports. They also are an opportunity to clearly convey to Pakistani officials that part of their responsibility for bringing peace is to stop supporting insurgent safe havens and those who attack Afghans and international forces in Afghanistan, he added. The United States wants the Pakistan Government to participate positively in the reconciliation process, and Islamabad now has important choices to make in this regard, a foreign news agency quoted Grossman, as saying at the news conference.

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Imperialist domination is a result of the kufr democratic system; only the Khilafah can lead the Muslim Ummah to regain her position as the world's number one state

Hizb ut-Tahrir organized public speeches after Jummah prayers today, outside various mosques across Dhaka, Chittagong and Sylhet where speakers said the kufr democratic system of the Awami-BNP rulers is nothing other than rule of the imperialists, by the imperialists and for the imperialists. The speakers referred to the government's deal with US energy giant ConocoPhillips on 16th June and the government's action of humiliating the country's military by making them salute the Indian Army chief on 22nd June, saying these two events of this week highlight the extent of control the disbelievers and polytheist states exercise over the Awami-BNP rulers. Indeed the oft-repeated statement of the US-British-Indian agent, killer of the army officers, Sheikh Hasina that, "I could not come to power in 2001 general elections because I did not agree to pledge the resources of the country to foreign companies" demonstrates the cruel reality of the democratic system. Hasina is openly and shamelessly proclaiming that the imperialists dominate the political process of country, to the point of deciding the outcome of the so-called democratic elections! So it can be said that the deal with ConocoPhillips means that this time Hasina did agree to pledge the resources of the country to foreign companies. Indeed Hasina has done worse than this - she has agreed to pledge the security of the country to crusader America and mushrik India; thus in just over 2 years of her government she collaborated with India in the killing of army officers, made the country a Forward Operating Base (FOB) for the US military's pacific command (USPACOM), allowed US military to hold 7 ‘Tiger Shark' exercises, and has now disgraced the officers of the Muslim Army of Bangladesh by making them salute the chief of the Mushrik Army.
The speakers elaborated some of steps needed to end the imperialist domination over the Muslims and start the march towards regaining the Ummah's position as the world's number on state:


• Removing the borders between Muslims and unifying the Ummah under one flag and banner i.e. one state;
• Building a strong unified Muslim Army such that the Muslim officers and soldiers from Morocco to Indonesia march under one leadership; and
• Utilizing Muslim Ummah's manpower, resources and industries to construct a huge, industrialized, developed economy.

It will only be possible for the Ummah to take these concrete and realistic steps, alongside many others, under the leadership of the Islamic Khilafah "Caliphate" state.

 

Media Office of Hizb ut-Tahrir
Wilayah Bangladesh

 

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Headline news for 23-6-2011

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  • U.S. building virtual Internet as cyberattack testbed
  • US Federal Reserve worries about spillover from Europe's debt crisis to U.S. financial system
  • Rasmussen: NATO Will Continue Slaughter in Libya
  • Yemeni VP holds talks with visiting U.S. official
  • US to remove 33000 troops by end of 2012
  • Domestic support for Pak Army drops: US poll

 

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U.S. building virtual Internet as cyberattack testbed
The U.S. is creating a virtual version of the Internet-this one designed as a testbed to help the nation hone its defenses against cyberattacks, according to Reuters and other sources. Known as the National Cyber Range, the virtual testbed would be set up by the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA), the same agency that kicked off the Internet itself more than 40 years ago. The new simulated mini-Internet would give Washington the opportunity to carry out virtual cyberwarfare games as a way of testing different scenarios and technologies in response to cyberattacks. To work on the initial development phase of the new system, defense contractor Lockheed Martin was awarded a $5.4 million contract by DARPA in early 2009. The company has provided its own team of cybertechnology experts to work with DARPA on building the test range. Ironically, Lockheed itself was recently the victim of a cyberattack by hackers who used duplicates of SecurID electronic keys to breach network security.


US Federal Reserve worries about spillover from Europe's debt crisis to U.S. financial system
So let's say Greece or one of the other financially weakest countries in Europe were to default on its bonds. Would that hit the U.S. banking system? Federal Reserve Chairman Ben S. Bernanke was asked that question at his news conference on Wednesday. The response he gave was pretty much what many on Wall Street already had assumed: U.S. banks don't have much in the way of direct financial holdings in Greece and Europe's other "peripheral" countries (Ireland, Portugal). Still, the Fed worries that the indirect effects of a European debt blow-up could be "quite significant" in U.S. markets, Bernanke conceded. He also singled out U.S. money market mutual funds, which make very short-term loans to banks and other institutions, as an area of "concern" in terms of European investments.


Rasmussen: NATO Will Continue Slaughter in Libya
Even as Italy calls for an immediate cease fire, NATO Secretary-General Anders Rasmussen made it clear today that the slaughter in Libya will continue unabated, seemingly unmoved by images showing dead babies murdered as a result of a campaign sold on the justification of "protecting civilians". "NATO chief Anders Fogh Rasmussen says the alliance will continue its bombing campaign in Libya, amid calls from Italy for a halt to hostilities to allow humanitarian assistance to civilians," reports Radio Free Europe.


Yemeni VP holds talks with visiting U.S. official
Yemeni Vice President Abdu-Rabbu Mansour Hadi held talks Wednesday with the visiting U.S. Assistant Secretary for Near Eastern Affairs Jeffrey Feltman, discussing the country's prolonged political standoff, Yemeni official Saba news agency reported. "The U.S. administration highly appreciated the responsible acts that implemented by Hadi, including the respect of ceasefire and removing gunmen from the cities, as well as Hadi's meeting with the leadership of opposition and youth-led protesters," Saba quoted Feltman as saying. Feltman also affirmed that the U.S. administration will support all parties that work for the sake of Yemen's security, stability and the unity, calling on all the political parties to engage in a constructive dialogue and avoid woes to their homeland, Saba said. For his part, Hadi appreciated the concerns of U.S. President Barack Obama that "have helped the country to overcome the most dangerous stages of the ongoing political stalemate." He reaffirmed that the top priority at present is to hold the truce with the opposition-backed armed tribesmen and put the security and economy back on track. Hadi became the acting president following Saleh's departure to neighboring Saudi Arabia earlier this month to receive treatment for injuries he sustained in a bomb attack on his palace.


US to remove 33000 troops by end of 2012
President Obama signalled in an Oval Office address Wednesday night that America's commitment to the war in Afghanistan is on the wane and 33,000 of just under 100,000 US soldiers are to be withdrawn within 15 months.  Timed to be completed at the end of September 2012 - just weeks before Mr Obama's seeks re-election - the draw-down is more rapid and more substantial than his military commanders would have liked, and will be seen as an acknowledgement of growing domestic impatience with the war after a decade of fighting. Mr Obama said: "We are starting this drawdown from a position of strength. Al-Qa'ida is under more pressure than at any time since 9/11. Together with the Pakistanis, we have taken out more than half of al-Qa'ida's leadership. And thanks to our intelligence professionals and special forces, we killed Osama bin Laden, the only leader that al-Qa'ida had ever known. This is the beginning - but not the end - of our effort to wind down this war. We will have to do the hard work of keeping the gains that we have made, while we draw down our forces and transition responsibility for security to the Afghan government."


Domestic support for Pak Army drops: US poll
Domestic support for the Pakistani Army's campaign against militant groups has waned in recent years, a poll by a US group has found, showing deep-rooted opposition among the Pakistani public to the US. The findings of two Pew Research Center surveys of 3,221 people found that just 37 per cent of them supported using the army to fight militants, which was 16 per cent lower than two years ago, according to Pew. The surveys also showed that most Pakistanis - 63 per cent - disapproved of the secret US raid in May that killed Osama bin Laden, with 55 per cent describing it as a "bad thing". Only 12 per cent of respondents had a positive view of the US and only 8 per cent had confidence in President Barack Obama "to do the right thing in world affairs", Pew said.

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