The recent events, which began days ago in Kasserine and then were followed by protest from other cities, reveals the neglect of the regime in taking a dignified care of the people’s affairs, that Islam obliges, through justice and kindness; we have seen and continue to see the injustice of the regime in its false promises, marginalization and improper care for the public well-being.
My question is: Is it allowed to exchange a currency with another without cashing in anything from it, and it transfers to another place? For example: I want to buy 1000 Dinars from the Exchanger having agreed on everything, and I have paid him as agreed on the spot and informed him to send the money to a specific location without cashing in the 1000 Dinars. Is this allowed or should the cashing in happen?
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KOLKATA: Hizb-Ut Tahrir (HUT), a Bangladeshi group which is under scanner of Indian intelligence agencies for a probable terror attack on 23 places on January 23, in its press release issued on January 21 has stated that the organisation based in Bangladesh is a non-violent political organisation and has no links with any terror group. It claimed that it has no intention to carry out "bomb and suicide attacks" inside India.
