The Central Media Office of Hizb ut Tahrir is pleased to announce to its followers and visitors to the Central Media Office sites of the resumption of the issuance of Al Raya, which was issued by Hizb ut Tahrir in 1954. It trembled the dark oppressive rulers in their slumbers and conspired to abolish the weekly publication. Now by the Permission of Allah, Hizb ut Tahrir has resumed the issuance of Al Raya Newspaper once again.

We continue with you the series of episodes from our book, “Attaining the Goals from the System of Islam.” And we are now at episode 24, titled, “Al-Qadar.” In it, we will reflect on what appears on page 25 and 26 of the book, “The System of Islam,” by the alim and political thinker Shaykh Taqi al-Din al-Nabhani.

Following my previous press statement, “The Secular Illusion of Neutrality: How the Headscarf Ban for Community Enforcement Officers Confirms a Targeted Anti-Islam Agenda,” in which I placed the discussion surrounding the headscarf ban for community enforcement officers (boas) within the broader context of secularism and the concept of “neutrality,”

A community enforcement officer (boa) who wears a headscarf is, according to this line of reasoning, not neutral and less professional than a boa without a headscarf. That is, in essence, what the VVD argues with its proposed legislation against visible religious expressions among community enforcement officers (boas).