Hizb ut-Tahrir is present in Iraq, and it strongly struggled against the man-made systems in its work to re-establish the Khilafah, where it was subject, in that process to severe harm, harassment, imprisonment, torture and martyrdom (shahaadah).
| I think that means they were Sammy's omnipresent, most determined opposition, fighting against his regime 24 hours a day. We just never noticed. Prob'ly a deep-laid conspiracy or something... |
It is still present and undertakes the Da’wah. Hizb ut-Tahrir warmly calls you to stand with it and work with it; it reminds the influential people from amongst the army and outside the army, of the times when they used to respond to the call to support it in establishing the Khilafah. They would answer by saying they were afraid of the loss of their life if they worked for the Khilafah due to the repression of the tyrants. They knew then, if they were killed it would have been fee sabeelillah (in the path of Allah), with one of two happy endings; victory or martyrdom (shahaadah).
| Or maybe only one happy ending... |
Let them witness today how the lives are lost and the blood flows, but not fee sabeelillah and without victory or martyrdom (shahaadah). Why don’t they heed the lesson from what took place in the past, so they rush to the support (nusrah) of Hizb ut-Tahrir and re-establishing the Khilafah?
| I presume this kind of message makes more sense in Arabic than it does in English. Otherwise it become obvious they're not crazy, it's just that their language makes no sense, so they can't think coherently. A semanticist's nightmare would be an engineering manual written in this sort of language... |
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