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Hizb ut-Tahrir Bangladesh issues its Islamic Manifesto

PR no: 02-06012007 Date: 06 Jan, 2007 Hizb ut-Tahrir Bangladesh organized a press conference today (January 06, 2007) at the national pressvclub to present the party’s Islamic Manifesto. Chief Coordinator & Spokesman of Hizb ut-Tahrir Bangladesh, Mohiuddin Ahmed said in his written statement that the current politics led by Awami League (AL) and Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP) has brought chaos to the lives of the people and failed to achieve the aspirations of the people. The corrupt power politics of AL-BNP and their allies has not only neglected the people’s affairs and denied them their rights; they have also forsaken the sovereignty and security of the nation. Our economy is unable to progress due to the imperialist control and their exploitation of our national resources. The people of this country have been deceived and betrayed by the elected governments of the past 15 years. The time has come for the nation to reject the politics of benefit and looting and to establish

Citizenship in the Khilafah state

A brother recently asked some questions regarding citizenship in the Khilafah state. I thought it would be useful to post the following relavent sections from the draft translation of the book entitled “Introduction to the Constitution” published in 1382 Hijri (1963) by Hizb-ut-Tahrir. Articles 5 & 6 -All citizens of the Islamic State enjoy the Shari'ah rights and duties. -The State is forbidden from discriminating between the individuals in terms of rule, judiciary and management of affairs or anything similar. Every individual should be treated equally regardless of race, Deen, colour or anything else. Explanation and evidences: These two articles have been drafted in accordance with the rules of the Thimmi and in accordance with the rules pertaining Dar-al-Islam and Dar-al-Kufr. As for the Thimmi, he is he who embraces other than Islam and becomes a citizen of the Islamic State while adhering his faith which is other than Islam. The word Thimmi is derived from the word Thimm