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Hizb ut-Tahrir

Hizb ut-Tahrir

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Oct 19, 2026

Abdulilah LahmamiGUEST
21:00
I don't mean that one year you have good leaders, another year you have bad leaders.
Abdulilah LahmamiGUEST
21:06
Isn't this what the khawaris always talk about? Whether it is their offshoots in this country, the Jama'at al-Jihad al-Takfir, From the likes of the Muhajirun, Hizb ut-Tahrir, all of them who speak about the rulers, busy themselves day and night about the rulers, when they don't realize that all of us are responsible.
Abdulilah LahmamiGUEST
21:29
As the Messenger ﷺ said, كُلُّكُمْ رَاعٌ وَكُلُّ رَاعٍ مَسْئُولٌ عَنْ رَعِيَتِهِ All of you are responsible and everyone is responsible to his flock.
Abdulilah LahmamiGUEST
21:40
From the leader all the way down to the servant.

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Abdulilah LahmamiGUEST
35:54
Sacred.
Abdulilah LahmamiGUEST
35:55
And you go and call a Muslim a kafir.
Abdulilah LahmamiGUEST
35:58
you go and call him a kafir just like that because of a major sin other than shirk because of a major sin other than shirk this is not Islam rather there is ijma' in the ummah as Ibn Abdul Bar has mentioned and Ibn Qudam al-Maqdasi has mentioned and Imam Ahmad practiced ijma' that you are not allowed to call a Muslim a kafir unless you establish the proof on him So we say to you, oh, Hizb ut-Tahrir and Muhajirun, the offshoots of these Khawarij, we say to you, and Daesh and ISIS and all of them, we say to you, have you established the proof on every single Muslim leader? And they go further than that.
Abdulilah LahmamiGUEST
36:48
They go further than that.
Abdul Hakeem MitchellGUEST
27:09
No, we need a ruler.
Abdul Hakeem MitchellGUEST
27:11
And of course, you have the group of Hizb ut-Tahrir that took that aspect from amongst the Ikhwan al-Muslimin where Hizb ut-Tahrir sought to establish themselves as well with this da'wah of calling to khilafah.
Abdul Hakeem MitchellGUEST
27:27
And that's what you find from us, we'll discuss it further.
Abdul Hakeem MitchellGUEST
27:32
That the dawah, it began in one particular way.
Abdul Hakeem MitchellGUEST
15:39
Bal inna al-muassis al-manhaji qarr bi'anna Nabi sallallahu alayhi wa sallam yahdhur majalis dhikrihim wa yaghfir lahum ma qad, ma qad mada' min dhunuubihim.
Abdul Hakeem MitchellGUEST
15:54
And so the next point mentioned is that within their groups, they had actual actions of bida'a as well.
Abdul Hakeem MitchellGUEST
16:03
Yeah, the actions of bida'a, of innovation.
Abdul Hakeem MitchellGUEST
16:06
Rather to the extent that the one that established this group, this individual that established this group, then they would affirm or they, what they would acknowledge or what they would be upon in terms of their, their, uh, tariqa, their creed, was that they would say that the messenger of Allah sallallahu alayhi wa sallam, the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam, would attend their gatherings, their majalis of dhikr.
Abdul Hakeem MitchellGUEST
18:07
Irrespective of what the nations, their respective nations faced, regardless.
Abdul Hakeem MitchellGUEST
18:15
And the da'wah wasn't to call to establishing a leadership, establishing the nation, a nation or the likes of that.
Abdul Hakeem MitchellGUEST
18:22
The call was to rectifying individuals and as a result of that, rectifying the groups upon tawhid.
Abdul Hakeem MitchellGUEST
18:33
Rectifying the, the, each group upon tawhid.
Abdul Hakeem MitchellGUEST
46:34
Nine- late '90s towards the, the mid to late '90s towards the 2000 as well.
Abdul Hakeem MitchellGUEST
46:39
You, um, you had Hizb ut-Tahrir.
Abdul Hakeem MitchellGUEST
46:42
Hizb ut-Tahrir.
Abdul Hakeem MitchellGUEST
46:43
You not heard of them? Put your hand up if you've heard of them.
Abdul Hakeem MitchellGUEST
46:49
Put your hand up if you've heard of them.
Tom SlaterHOST
2:28
the quite meek way in which they're choosing to criticize it, but that's... clearly they've recognized that there is a bad smell around the party now where Israel antisemitism is concerned, and they want to get on top of that.
Tom SlaterHOST
2:37
And clearly speaks for that more traditional, as we might see it, Green section of the vote and the activists who are a little bit more middle of the road politically, um, more amnesty international than Hizb ut-Tahrir, shall we say.
Tom SlaterHOST
2:50
Um, and so that, the, there's that.
Tom SlaterHOST
2:52
But also in the run-up to the party conference and to the by-election, there was a certain amount of disquiet amongst the sort of Greens for Palestine set.

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Tom SlaterHOST
16:56
But he's someone who we are right to be quite skeptical about, as has been reported in The Daily Mail.
Tom SlaterHOST
17:02
His real name is Jalal Uddin Patel.
Tom SlaterHOST
17:05
I-In the early two thousands, he was the leader of Hizb ut-Tahrir, which is an Islamist organization.
Tom SlaterHOST
17:10
It was actually proscribed as a terrorist organization back in twenty twenty-four, if memory serves, shortly after they held a demonstration in London, separate to the main hate marches, but they're nevertheless calling for jihad against Israel and for Muslim armies to invade to help the Palestinians.
Abdul Hakeem MitchellGUEST
26:47
Where they reject the punishment of the grave.
Abdul Hakeem MitchellGUEST
26:52
Hizb ut Tahrir.
Abdul Hakeem MitchellGUEST
26:55
Where they actually take from-- Hizb ut Tahrir amongst the, the is that they take bits from here and a bit from there.
Abdul Hakeem MitchellGUEST
27:03
So they take bits from the Mu'tazila in terms of their rejection of the punishment of the grave, and then they take bits from the, the Khawarij in relation to their attitude towards the rulers and other than that.
Abdul Hakeem MitchellGUEST
27:15
Amongst other things.
Abdul Hakeem MitchellGUEST
25:45
And they try to make it a matter of Deen.
Abdul Hakeem MitchellGUEST
25:49
Where you find, for example, what was common, uh, amongst, uh, the group, uh, Hizb ut-Tahrir.
Abdul Hakeem MitchellGUEST
25:56
What's common amongst them is that they would make a, you know, distinction.
Abdul Hakeem MitchellGUEST
26:01
So they'll say that in terms of your Islam, you have a spiritual Islam, and you have a political Islam.
Tom SlaterHOST
1:50
The Zionism is racism.
Tom SlaterHOST
1:52
motion being pretty openly condemned by them as divisive that seems to be the way in which they're the quite meek way in which they're choosing to criticize it but that's clearly they've recognized that there's a bad smell around the party now where Israel anti-semitism is concerned and they want to get on top of that and clearly speaks for that more traditional as we might see it green section of the vote and the activists who are a little bit more middle of the road politically um more amnesty international than Hizb ut-Tahrir shall we say And so there's that, but also in the run-up to the party conference and to the by-election, there was a certain amount of disquiet amongst the sort of Greens for Palestine set.
Tom SlaterHOST
2:30
You would see it reported in various WhatsApp groups that people felt that, if anything, Zach Polanski, despite condemning Israel, despicably in my view, as a genocidal state, despite the fact that he did back the substance of the Zionism as racism motion, although didn't vote on it for reasons that we can get on to, They see him and have openly said that he's essentially a genocide denier and someone who has failed to get over his Zionist indoctrination.
Tom SlaterHOST
2:53
Those are two direct quotes from Greens for Palestine WhatsApp groups that have been reported.

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Tom SlaterHOST
16:26
But he's someone who we are right to be quite skeptical about, as has been reported in the Daily Mail.
Tom SlaterHOST
16:32
His real name is Jalal Uddin Patel.
Tom SlaterHOST
16:35
In the early 2000s, he was the leader of Hizb ut-Tahrir, which is an Islamist organization.
Tom SlaterHOST
16:40
It was actually prescribed as a terrorist organization back in 2024, if memory serves, shortly after they held a demonstration in London.
Josh FrydenbergGUEST
10:09
if you were the prime minister at the time of October the 7th?" He said his first call would've been to Kim Beazley, as the leader of the opposition, to say, "Please stand with me in the prime ministerial courtyard, and let's send a message to the Australian people," and that wasn't done.
Josh FrydenbergGUEST
10:25
So the lack of action meant that people could create this toxic environment of hate, and that these hate preachers could continue to promote their violent rhetoric, and that organizations like Hizb ut-Tahrir could continue to exist even though, um, it represented a national security threat.
Josh FrydenbergGUEST
10:56
And if anyone doubts how words lead to violence, if anyone doubts a warning from the head of ASIO in 2025 that the number one concern for him in terms of threats to life was antisemitism, then the result is the Bondi attack.
Josh FrydenbergGUEST
11:18
And so that's why it's a difference between life and death, because people died as a result of both intelligence and law enforcement failures.
Abu Mussab Wajdi AkkariHOST
13:50
And if anything was achieved, it was achieved through means that Allah did not legislate.
Abu Mussab Wajdi AkkariHOST
13:56
Compare these khalaf, the Ikhwanis, and the, uh, Hizb ut-Tahrir, and all of these groups that promote protesting, promote marching in the streets, promote this, this despicable behavior, compare them to the Salaf, who while engaged in a warfare with the enemies of Allah, they did not miss out on Salah, and they prayed it and changed the way Salah is prayed by reducing the number of units and the number of, of, of pillars within the Salah in order to uphold and maintain the obligation of wa aqeemus Salah and establish the Salah.
Abu Mussab Wajdi AkkariHOST
14:40
Meanwhile, Hamude, Hamude Habibi is walking in the street carrying a, a banner that says, "Free Palestine," with the kufiya wrapped around his neck and, uh, all these, uh, you know, funky-looking clothes because, uh, in Lebanon, they put on makeup, they put the flag, they paint it on their faces.
Abu Mussab Wajdi AkkariHOST
15:05
It's a fashion show.

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