Hizb ut Tahrir Palestine organized a protest on Tuesday, 20 Muharram 1434 AH, 04 December 2012 near the Representation Russian in Al-Bireh, Ramallah. To protest the actions of the Russian authorities, this includes raids and arrests of Hizb activists in Russia.
The banners were in defense of sincere officers like Brigadier Ali Khan who instead of leading the armed forces are court martialled for sharing the views of Hizb ut Tahrir. The banners proclaimed, "Punishing the pro-Islam, anti-America officers is an attack on the Islamic foundations of the Pakistan Army."
With a glorious and mighty history spread over thirteen centuries, despite huge resources, large armies and strategic lands, this Ummah is suffering oppression at the hands of the Western colonialist kuffar and their agents, the traitors within the political and military leaderships of the Muslim countries.
Hizb ut-Tahrir’s activists interacting with the protesters in Tahrir Square and outlining how the Islamic Khilafah system offers true independence from foreign powers and solutions to the many problems facing Egypt.
Hizb ut-Tahrir organised a demonstration at Istanbul’s Beyazit Square. Sunday 8th May 2011 supporting Middle East uprisings.
Hizb ut-Tahrir organised a demonstration in Amsterdam on Saturday 7th May 2011 supporting Middle East uprisings.
Hizb ut-Tahrir held a protest rally at the University of Jordan mosque in Amman.
The security forces and police tried to stop the rally by arresting the shabab before Jumah prayer, inspecting the identities of the mosque worshippers and confiscating technical devices and banners. Despite these efforts AlhamduLillah the rally went ahead as planned in defiance of the Jordanian government's efforts to stop it.
Hizb ut-Tahrir organised a demonstration in front of the Egyptian Embassy in Beirut on the 4th March 2011. The Hizb appealed to the Egyptian army to help our brothers and sisters in Libya by intervening directly to put an end to the bloody massacres and to prevent the intervention of the foreign powers.
