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Hizb ut-Tahrir is the largest Islamic Political

party in the world operating under a singleAmeer


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HizbutHizbut TahrirTahrir... with an estimated million... with an estimated million

members, is banned in some Asian andmembers, is banned in some Asian andArab countries.Arab countries.

-- The Associated Press, Aug. 2007The Associated Press, Aug. 2007

Hizb ut-Tahrir: The Largest Islamic

Political Party in the World


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HizbHizb utut--TahrirTahrir alal--IslamiIslami (Islamic Party of(Islamic Party of

Liberation) is an emerging threat to AmericanLiberation) is an emerging threat to American

interests in Central and South Asia and theinterests in Central and South Asia and the

Middle East. It is a radical Islamist politicalMiddle East. It is a radical Islamist political

organization that operates in 40 countriesorganization that operates in 40 countries

around the world.around the world.


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For Allah and the caliphate

- By Shiv Malik

September 2004



In the past 50 years,In the past 50 years, HizbHizb has spread its messagehas spread its message

to more than 40 countries, from Malaysia toto more than 40 countries, from Malaysia to

Scandinavia. It refuses to give membership figures,Scandinavia. It refuses to give membership figures,but estimates hover around the million mark. Itsbut estimates hover around the million mark. Its

support is thought to run much highersupport is thought to run much higher -- roughlyroughly

ten million in central Asia alone, according to theten million in central Asia alone, according to the

Arab news magazine alArab news magazine al--MajallaMajalla..


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Hizb ut-Tahrir: A Danger To The West?

-by Adrian Morgan

Family Security Matters



HizbHizb utut--TahrirTahrir (the Party of Liberation) is banned in(the Party of Liberation) is banned in

virtually all Arab nations in the Middle East, such as Jordan,virtually all Arab nations in the Middle East, such as Jordan,

Syria, Lebanon and Egypt. It is banned in Tunisia andSyria, Lebanon and Egypt. It is banned in Tunisia andLibya, and also Turkey. It is regarded as such a treat that itLibya, and also Turkey. It is regarded as such a treat that it

is even banned in Saudi Arabia and Pakistan It is bannedis even banned in Saudi Arabia and Pakistan It is banned

in all the former Soviet states in Central Asia, and sincein all the former Soviet states in Central Asia, and since

February 2003 it has been banned in Russia. It has beenFebruary 2003 it has been banned in Russia. It has been

banned in Germany and it is also banned in Netherlands.banned in Germany and it is also banned in Netherlands.


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Terrorist Organization Dossier

-by Madeleine Gruen

Prepared for the CPT



HT operates in approximately 25 countries including

Poland, Germany, Denmark, Holland, Belgium, Pakistan,

Tajikistan, Uzbekistan, Kyrgyzstan, Russia, Australia,Bangladesh, United Kingdom, Indonesia, Turkey, Syria,

Sudan, Tunisia, Palestine, Afghanistan, Egypt, Jordan, Libya,

and the United States. In the West, it is most visible in the

UK


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ThinkThink--TankTank

reports onreports on

HizbHizb utut--TahrirTahrir


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Brooking Institutes wrote a report on Hizb ut-Tahrir in 2003


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Heritage Foundation wrote a report on Hizb ut-Tahrir in

2003


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Nixon Center held a two day conference on Hizb ut-Tahrir


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What they sayWhat they say

aboutaboutHizbHizb utut--TahrirTahrir


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Fightingthe War of IdeasFightingthe War of Ideas byby ZeynoZeyno BaranBaran,,

DirectorforinternationalDirectorforinternational--security programs,security programs,NixonCenter, USA ,Dec 2005NixonCenter, USA ,Dec 2005

Whatthey say aboutWhatthey say about


"The west, can no longer ignore the deadly impact of Hizb

ideology, which reaches millions of Muslims throughcyberspace, the distribution of leaflets, and secret teaching

centres. It is time to name the war correctly: this is a war of

ideologies, and terrorist acts are the tip of the iceberg."


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What they say aboutWhat they say about


JihadJihad -- The rise of militant Islam incentral AsiaThe rise of militant Islam incentral Asia-- by Ahmed Rashidby Ahmed Rashid

The challenge that the Hizb ut-Tahrir al-Islami poses to

the regimes of these countries can be judged by the fact thatthere are more HT prisoners in Central Asian's prisons than

those of any other movement, including the much better

known IMU


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((Fightingthe Warof IdeasFightingthe Warof Ideas ZeynoZeyno BaranBaran,,Director forinternationalDirector forinternational--security programs,security programs,

NixonCenter, USA ,Dec 2005)NixonCenter, USA ,Dec 2005)

Whatthey say aboutWhatthey say about


HT's greatest achievement to date is that it has shifted the

terms of debate within the Muslim world. Until a few years

ago, most Islamist groups considered the notion of

establishing a new caliphate a utopian goal. Now, an

increasing number of people consider it a serious objective.


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Brief IntroductionBrief Introductionofof



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Hizb ut-Tahrir was established by Shaikh Taqiuddin an-

Nabhani at Al-Quds in 1952-53


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Currenlty Hizb ut-Tahrir is lead by

distinguished Islamic scholar and a Civil

Engineer

Sheikh Atta bin Khaleel Abu Rashtah


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To bring back Islamic Way of Life

by establishing the

Khilafahand to convey Islam to the whole world

Hizb ut-Tahrirs Goal:


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Hizb ut-Tahrir takes its method from the

Sunnah of the Messenger of Allah (saaw)and emulates the methodology which he

(saaw) adopted in his 13 years of Mecca

Hizb ut-Tahrirs Method for Change:


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Rasulullah (saaw) neither adopted ballot nor

bullet as a method to bring about change



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Rasulullah (saaw) undertookintellectual and

political struggle with the Arab society andasked forNusra (support) from the chiefs of

the tribes capable of protecting the Islamic

state



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Likewise Hizb works to build public opinion

for Islam in the Ummah through intellectualand political struggle and works to win over

the people of power for the implementation

of Islam


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Once the Ummah is willing to live under

Islam and the people of power accept to give

Nusra (support) to the Hizb for theimplementation of Islam, Khilafah is

established immediately and Islam is

implemented radically and comprehensively



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International Khilafah Conference was held at the

10th largest stadium of the world

(Jakarta, Indonesia, August 2007)


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Khilafah Conference, attended by roughly 100,000 people


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Khilafah Conference, attended by roughly 100,000 people


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International Khilafah Conference, Jakarta, August 2007


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International Khilafah Conference, August 2007


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Women at the International Khilafah Conference


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Women at the International Khilafah Conference


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International Khilafah Conference, August 2007


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Dr. Ismail Yusanto, Spokesman of Hizb ut-Tahrir in Indonesia


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Khilafah is the Solution Jakarta,

August 2007


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Hizb members demonstrating on the streets of Kuala

Lumpur, Malaysia


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Hizb members demonstrating on the streets of Kuala

Lumpur, Malaysia


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Hizb members demonstrates in Malaysia


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Seminar on the topic ofProphets Hijrah


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Audience at the seminar organized by Hizb-ut-Tahrir


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RawalpindiRawalpindi

&&IslamabadIslamabad


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Hizb-ut-Tahrir organized a students rally in Islamabad 2008


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The rally was more than 2 Kilometer long, mostly

attended by university students


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Participants marched from H-8 college to Karachi

company in two hours


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Hizb-ut-Tahrir organized a rally in Islamabad 2008


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Member Hizb-ut-Tahrir addressing a demo in Karachi-

Company, Islamabad


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Afghanistan rally organized by Hizb-ut-Tahrir in Rawalpindi


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Pakistan police surrounding the participants of

Afghanistan March (Rawalpindi, 2003)


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Police trying to arrest a member of Hizb-ut-Tahrir


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Kashmir rally held by Hizb-ut-Tahrir, February 2007


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KarachiKarachi


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Hizb-ut-Tahrir organizes demo in Karachi (2008)


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Rally consisted of mainly students from Karachi and NED

University


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Another view of the rally


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Students calling for re-establishment of the Khilafah


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Demonstration against US aggression


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Demonstration against US aggression


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Shahzad Shaikh, Depty Spokesman of Hizb ut-Tahhrir

addressing a seminar in Karachi (2004)


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People attending a seminar of Hizb ut-Tahhrir in Karachi

(2004)


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Seminar Islam in 21st Century organized by female

members of Hizb ut-Tahrir in Karachi, September 2007


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Female Members Speak at the Seminar, Karachi, Sept 2007


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Global work for Khilafah exhibition arranged by the

women of Hizbut Tahrir at the seminar, Sept 2007


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LahoreLahore


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Member Hizb-ut-Tahrir being arrested in Lahore (2003)


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Spokesman of Hizb ut-Tahhrir, Naveed Butt, addressing a

seminar in Lahore (2007)


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Audience at the seminar in Lahore (2007)


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Naveed Butt, Spokesman of Hizb ut-Tahrir addressing a

demo outside Masjid Wazir Khan, Lahore (2004)


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ADemo calling for the ouster of Musharraf and

establishment of the Khilafah (Lahore 2007)


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Members of Hizb ut-Tahrir demonstrating in Main Market

Gulberg, Lahore (Nov, 2007)


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Hizb-ut-Tahrir organizes a motorcycle rally in Lahore (2008)


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Hizb-ut-Tahrir organizes a motorcycle rally in Lahore (2008)


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PeshawarP

eshawar


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Member of Hizb ut-Tahrir giving a bayan in Peshawar (2005)


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Imran Yousafzai, Deputy Spokesman of Hizb ut-Tahrir in

Pakistan addressing a seminar in Peshawar (2007)


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Audience at the Seminar at Peshawar (2007)


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Audience at the seminar at Peshawar (2007)


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28th Rajab seminar (2008, India)


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Audience at the seminar in India


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Audience at the seminar in India


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Audience at the seminar at India


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28th Rajab: Yaum-e-Saqoot-e-Khilafat in India


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Seminar in Bangladesh (2008)


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Protests against the Defamation of Rasul Allah(saw),

Feb 2006,Bangladesh


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Policemen surrounding the protesters rally against the

Defamation Feb 2006,Bangladesh


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Feb 2006,Bangladesh


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Muslim women at protests against the US-Israeli attacks on

Lebanon,August 2006,Bangladesh


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Students ofDhaka university arrested for protesting

against US policies, Feb 2007, Bangladesh


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Hizb ut-Tahrirs rally against BNP policies, Bangladesh


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Muslims ofPalestine calling for Khilafah in Bait al-Maqdis


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Khilafah rally in Ramallah,Palestine,August 2007


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Khilafah rally attended by thousands of Muslims


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A speaker in the Khilafah rally, August 2007


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Demonstration against Annapolis summit, Hebron,

Nov 2007


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Policemen attack on an aged man calling for Khilafah


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Palestinian Authority attack on Demonstration in Hebron


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Palestinian Authority attack on Demonstration in Hebron

(Nov. 2007)


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Palestinian Authority attack on Demonstration


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President Mahmoud Abbas's security forces opened fire at

the funeral for Hisham Baradi, who was killed in the protest against

Annapolis peace talks


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3,000 sisters calling for Khilafah proclaim "Hasbunallah

Wa ni'man wakeel - Allah is enough for me!"


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The sisters of Hizb ut Tahrir Palestine held a womens' only conference/rallyfor the Khilafah. The treacherous, shameless leaders of the Palestinian

authority ordered the conference be stopped. Sisters were manhandled.


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The Khilafah Conference speakers


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The Khilafah Conference, a large number ofUllema also

attended the conference


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The 3rd Khilafah Conference, the Ulema were in

attendance in big numbers!


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Audience in the Khilafah Conference (2008)


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Press conference in Beirut


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Audience at the seminar in Lebanon


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Hizb ut-Tahrir holds demonstration outside Masjid Al-

Mansouri, Lebanon, against dictatorAlawi ofIraq


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Books and Lailaha illallah flags in the exhibition


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Exhibition by Hizb-ut-Tahrir, Beirut, Lebanon


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Hizbs activity in SyriaHizbs activity in Syria


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FollowFollow--up arrests in Homs on charges of belonging toup arrests in Homs on charges of belonging to HizbHizb utut--TahrirTahrir

Having learned from informed sources that it had raided nearly fortyHaving learned from informed sources that it had raided nearly fortyhouses after midnight on Saturday 11/11/2006 view to arrest thehouses after midnight on Saturday 11/11/2006 view to arrest the

suspects of belonging to the party [suspects of belonging to the party [HizbHizb utut--TahrirTahrir] ]

Hizb s activity in SyriaHizb s activity in Syria

Syrian Committee for Human RightsSyrian Committee for Human RightsNov, 2006Nov, 2006


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Protest forPalestine, organized by Hizb, April 2002


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Women demonstrators calling for Khilafah


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Members of Hizb ut-Tahrir demonstrate in Mombasa -

Kenya


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Kenya


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Kenya


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Kenya


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Khilafah Conference organized by Hizbut Tahrir,

August 2007


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Audience at the Khilafah Conference, Sudan


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Khilafah Conference


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Member Hizb ut-Tahrir addressing the conference


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People coming to attend the conference


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Members Hizb-ut-Tahrir going for hearing in court


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Members Hizb ut-Tahrir going for hearing in court


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Itscertainlythe mostinfluential, mostwidelypopularItscertainlythe mostinfluential, mostwidelypopularpoliticalIslamicgroupinCentralAsia,politicalIslamicgroupinCentralAsia,

JohnSchoeberleinThe directorofHarvard UniversitysCentralAsiaprogram,


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Members of Hizb-ut-Tahrir presented in Uzbek Court


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The body ofFarhad Usmanov, 42, who died in pre-trial detention in June 1999.

Usmonov, the son of a well-known imam, was arrested for alleged possession ofa single leaflet of the Islamic group Hizb ut-Tahrir (Party of Liberation). Theofficial cause of death was given as heart failure, although marks on the bodyand other evidence strongly suggest Usmonov died from torture.- 1999 Acacia Shields/Human Rights Watch

Hizbs activity in UzbekistanHizbs activity in Uzbekistan


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Radio Free Europe / Radio Liberty (RFE/RL)Radio Free Europe / Radio Liberty (RFE/RL)July 11, 2007July 11, 2007

Hizb Ut-Tahrir Gains SupportFromWomen

A court in the Uzbek capital Tashkentgave suspended

sentences to seven women on July 9 for their allegedmembership in the banned religious group Hizb ut-Tahrir. Another Uzbek woman, found guilty of similarcharges, was sentenced to three years in prison.


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Hizb utTahrirs leaflets and literature distributed in Kyrgyzstan


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Hizbs activity in KazakhstanHizbs activity in Kazakhstan


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- Interfax-KazakhstanJan 20, 2005Jan 20, 2005

Police detained 40 alleged supporters of the

Islamist Hizb ut-Tahrir organization after the

latter held an unsanctioned rally in Almaty

on 20 January.

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Human Rights WatchWorld Report 2003

At least two dozen members of the group were

detained in Kazakhstan in late 2001 and 2002 for

distribution of Hizb ut-Tahrir leaflets

One alleged member, Kanat Beiembetov, died in

custody as a result of ill-treatment by KNB agents on

November 6, 2001, eleven days after his arrest.


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Hizbs activity in TajikistanHizbs activity in Tajikistan


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Playing at Democracy?

- By Rafis AbazovApril, 2003April, 2003

The government also purged supporters of Hizb

ut-Tahrir, a major grassroots Islamic

organization In 2002, several members of the

organization were arrested and sentenced to lengthyprison terms


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--ShanghaiDaily PublishingShanghaiDaily PublishingHouseHouse

Apr. 2008Apr. 2008

HizbsactivityinChinaHizbsactivityinChina

The protest in several cities of China's Xinjiang

Uygur Autonomous Region on March 22 was

confirmed to be an organized move launched byHizb ut-Tahrir al-Islami (Islamic Party of

Liberation), China News Service reported today.


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Banner against Hizb-ut-Tahrir put by government, Kashgar


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Pictures from the Conference, Istanbul Turkey


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Spokesman of Hizb ut-Tahrir in Turkey calling for Khilafah


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Spokesman of Hizb ut-Tahrir in Turkey addressing a procession

on 28th Rajab to mark the day of destruction of the Khilafah


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The Muslims of Turkey participate in the procession


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Call for Khilafah being raised in Turkey, where it was

destroyed in 1924


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Police arresting Spokesman of Hizb-ut-Tahrir in Turkey


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Muslim women working for Khilafah, Hizb-ut-Tahrir

Turkey


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Demo against Musharraf regime in front ofPakistan High

Commission in London, Oct, 2004


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A birds eye view of the Demo in London, Oct 2004


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Women members chanting slogans against Musharraf and

calling for the establishment of the Khilafah in Pakistan


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Dr. Imran Waheed, the media representative of Hizb ut-

Tahrir Britain addressing the audience (Dec 2007)


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Pakistan new leadership-new system conference, Dec

2007


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Khilafah Conference held in Sydney, January 2007


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Audience at the conference, January 2007


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Bookstall arranged at the Khilafah Conference, Sydney


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Protest against the French ban on Hijab, January 2004


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Protest by Hizb-ut-Tahrir against the French ban on Hijab


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Muslim women protesting against the ban on Hijab


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Muslim women giving the solution of Khilafah on the ban

on Hijab by French government, January 2004


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Muslim demonstrators calling for Khilafah, July 2002


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Lailaha illallah flags and banners against America raised


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Supporters for Khilafah calling forIslam on streets of

Denmark


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Demo in Denmark against the state terror of jewish entitity


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Active Muslim women working for Khilafah


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Khilafah Conference (August 2007)


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Audience of the Khilafah conference, Ukraine


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The WestThe Westprepares for theprepares for the

eminent return ofeminent return ofthethe KhilafahKhilafah


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The West prepares for theThe West prepares for theeminent return of theeminent return of the KhilafahKhilafah


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British Home Secretary Charles Clarke in October 6, 2005 :there can be no negotiation about the re-creation ofthe Caliphate, there can be no negotiation about theimposition of Shariah law.

British Prime Minister Tony Blair after 7/7 spoke of needingto confront an evil ideology that included theestablishment of Shariah law in the Arab world en routeto one Caliphate of all Muslim nations.

The West prepares for theThe West prepares for theeminent return of the Khilafaheminent return of the Khilafah


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We are in a war against radical Islam that is trying to over

throw the moderate elements in the Islamic world & which is

fundamentally challenging the secular structures of Western

societiesBush has correctly understood the global challengewe are facing, the threat of radical Islam.

(Henry Kissinger, in a recent interview to SPIEGEL,

reprinted in The Nation 20th Feb, 2008)


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Glad tiding fromGlad tiding fromthe Messenger ofthe Messenger of

Allah (Allah (saawsaaw) in his) in hisHadithHadith


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"The Prophethood will be among you as long as Allah wills, thenhe will eliminate it if he so wills


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Then a khilafah on the model of Prophethood will prevail so longas Allah wills, then he will elminate it if he so wills.


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Then there will be a biting monarchy as long as Allah wills, thenhe will eliminate it if he so wills.


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Then there will be an oppressive monarchy as long as Allah wills,then he will eliminate it if he so wills.


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Then a Khilafah on the way of Prophethood will

prevail and he kept silent."


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We invite you toWe invite you tojoin the struggle for thejoin the struggle for the

establishment of theestablishment of the KhilafahKhilafahand fulfill your obligation (and fulfill your obligation (FardFard))


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