Across history and political thought, systems of governance have been judged by how well they serve the public. A successful public service system must be accessible, fair, financially sustainable, and resistant to corruption or elite capture. Within Islamic governance, the state is entrusted with safeguarding public welfare and ensuring that essential services such as health care and transportation are delivered equitably and transparently.

On the 19th of August, the Krasnoglinsky District Court of Samara declared the first volume of a three-volume Russian-language edition of the tafseer of the Quran by Abd ar-Rahman al-Saadi to be extremist.

The world is here to witness the absence of a system revealed by Allah (swt), and what has replaced it is eroding any hope for a continuation of humans. Global warming, continuous wars, ever-increasing societal gaps and divisions, increasing health concerns and fragile economic systems are the only outcomes of a post-Caliphate century.

On the anniversary of the fall of the Khilafah, there are many things to reflect on. While our hearts naturally feel saddened at the loss of the Islamic Khilafah, the caliphate, we can also see the road to victory being paved out. There are sincere dawah carriers all across the globe; many started their work with Hizb ut Tahrir in their youth and many have passed away in their old…