Poverty, unemployment, obscene wealth concentrated in the hands of a small elite, devaluation of local currencies, removal of subsidies on basic goods, a decline in living standards, and unprecedented price hikes… this is the grim reality of the economy in our Muslim countries. The solutions always proposed to escape these crises are loans from the International Monetary Fund and the World Bank,

The Khilafah (Caliphate), the system of rule in Islam, is a system distinct from all forms of government known in the world today, whether in terms of the foundation upon which it is built, the ideas, concepts, criteria, and rulings by which affairs are managed, the constitution and laws it puts into application, or the form in which the Islamic state is represented and by which it is distinguished from 

Human survival has always depended upon securing essential needs, and this necessity has historically compelled people to rely upon one another. Such interdependence naturally gave rise to trade...

On the anniversary of the fall of the Khilafah (Caliphate), The Islamic Ummah is currently passing through an exceptional phase, particularly in the last two years, unlike anything it has experienced before. The defining characteristic of this period is betrayal and the exposure of the Ummah's enemies and those who have abandoned it.