Islamic Revival

After the tragic events in the city of Karak and after the inviolable bloodshed of the honourable, military personnel and civilians in the city of Karak -  Karak of Salaah ud-Deen and Karak of Mu’tah and Karak Al-Mazar. It is blood that would not have flowed had it not been for the policies of the regime in Jordan which still represses and arrests the carriers of the Da’wah and the people of enlightened thought; fighting against them in the Masaajid, closing the Minbars in their faces and pursuing them using every means. Indeed, it harasses the ‘Ulemaa and terrorises them so that their voice is no longer heard and their opinion not known. Those who do not see in the military personnel except that they are the hope of the Ummah to change its reality, where their Nusrah (support) is located and the preservers of their dignity, through whom their holy sanctities are liberated and their honours are safeguarded, because they are from the Ummah and for it. In origin, the blood of the mi

The book Mafaheem Hizb Ut Tahrir was authored by the eminent Jurist, Thinker and statesman, Sheikh Taqiuddin An Nabhani and it is a deep and unbiased research into the conceptual reasons of the failure of the Islamic movements that arose in the past 2 centuries. This book mainly was written with the objective to clarify the key thoughts and concepts which the Ummah was confused in and therefore was not unable to stop the path of decline it had taken.  MaktabaIslamia has just published the much awaited English translation of the Commentary & Explanation of Mafaheem Hizb Ut Tahrir by Sheikh Hafez saleh. You can check the book on the following link  Commentary & Explanation of the Book Mafaheem. The other books that Maktaba has published are As-Sababiyah (Causality) by Abdul Kareem Ash-Shaami The building of the Islamic Nafsiya and how to develop it by Bilal Fathi Saleem Taghyeer (change) - The inevitability of the Khilafah by Mahmoud AbdulKare

Answer to Question Difference between Privatization, Nationalization and Iqta‘ (Allocation of Land) To: Hamzeh Shihadeh Question Asalamu Alaikum WA Rahmatulah Wa Barakatuhu What is the difference between privatization in the capitalist system and Iqta’ (allocation of land) that is mentioned in the book, Funds in the Khilafah State? Answer Wa Alaikum As-Salam Wa Rahmatulah Wa Barakatuhu, 1- There are three types of ownership: public property, state property and private property - whatever that is not included in the public and state ownership. 2- Public property are the items that the legislator made their ownership belong to all Muslims, a joint ownership between them, and prevented individuals from their ownership, such as electricity generators, power plants, gas factories, coal, and minerals that are in abundance, that are not limited, whether solid such as gold and iron, or a liquid such as oil, or gas such as natural gas, all of these and similar ones are public p