"Women were naturally regarded as inferior and not many would dare to assert their rights, even if they knew what they were. Furthermore, no practical recourse was available to a woman who wished to do so..." ("Political Change in Rural Turkey" (1966) by Joseph Szyliowicz, Anthropologist) "The women knew nothing of the law, and the men have no motive for taking any notice of what little they may happen to…

News It has become nearly three weeks Kenyans are still living in TV blackout following the shutting down of four national TV channels by Communication Authority (CA). In early February, the CA raided NTV, QTV, KTN and Citizen TV transmission stations in Limuru and dismantled analogue equipment and carted them away. The move was taken to force the stations to hand over their content to the Government - owned firm…

Hizb ut Tahrir / Wilayah Turkey held a conference under the title "Democratic Presidential Model or Khilafah "Caliphate" Rashidah?" which is part of the 'Return the Khilafah "Caliphate"' campaign from 3rd-10th March, in Istanbul. With the grace and help of Allah, the courtesy and the efforts of the Muslims, the conference became a big success. Being held on the 3rd of March, the day of the Khilafah "Caliphate"'s abolition, and…

Joseph Szyliowicz, an anthropologist, wrote in his book Political Change in Rural Turkey (1966) that "Women were naturally regarded as inferior and not many would dare to assert their rights, even if they knew what they were. Furthermore, no practical recourse was available to a woman who wished to do so..." For many decades, Western writers have attacked the status of women under the Islamic system by casting many aspersions…