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Burma: After the cyclone, the next threat is Aid

It is important to look behind all the slogans and propaganda to examine whether or not the West and other 'rich' nations should be lauded for their past offers of financial aid and other forms of aid. Far from being genuine and sincere gifts to people in need, the action of the western governments was nothing more than a means to force greater controls over the resources of the state... What is required to aid the people of Burma, or indeed any other nation that is struck by the tests of natural disasters, is the sincere leadership of true Islamic politicians that exist to serve Allah (swt) and fulfill their political role as described in the Qur'an and the Sunnah of the Prophet (saw).

	The Islamic view on Slaves and Slavery		How much will the Khaleefah get paid?
Slavery existed for thousands of years before Islam. When Islam came the sharia addressed the reality of slavery that was prevalent at the time by bringing new legislation on the treatment of slaves that aimed at raising their status and eventually their freedom.		In most Muslim countries today the ruler and his extended family are some of the wealthiest individuals in the nation and in some instances even the world. Will the Khalifah emulate these rulers?

	The Prophet Muhammad's (saw) Marriages		European colonialists conspired to destroy the Khilafah state
The following discussion is based on a translation of the chapter ‘The Prophet’s Marriages’ from the book ‘The Social System in Islam’ by Sheikh Taqiudeen an-Nabhani.		On Monday 3rd March 1924 (28th Rajab 1342AH), the world woke to the news that Mustafa Kemal in Turkey had officially abolished the Khilafah.

	Western Occupation vs Islamic Conquests: A tale of two states		Structure of the Khilafah
The difference between the Islamic conquests and Western conquests.		An organisation chart depicting the future structure of the Khilafah State; departments and key institutions.