From Palestine to Kashmir and many other regions across the world, Muslims continue to endure war, displacement, oppression, and uncertainty. The suffering of innocent lives reminds us that the Ummah repeatedly faces moments that demand resilience, unity, and a shield to protect them.

On 14 August 2026, Jason Arday, Cambridge's youngest-ever Black professor was found dead at his London home. He had resigned on 5th August, after accusations of plagiarising parts of his PhD thesis, and other accusations about inconsistencies in statements about his career and achievements.

Under this title, members of Hizb ut Tahrir, along with a group of residents of Kelibia, organized a protest on Thursday, 13/8/2026, in front of the city's governorate building to condemn the local authorities' permission to hold a scandalous beauty pageant on the beach to choose the city's beauty queen.

A surge in online hate speech, misinformation and dehumanizing narratives targeting Rohingya Muslim refugees in Malaysia in recent months has forced the closure of at least 9 Rohingya schools across the country. The schools were shut due to threats and harassment of Rohingya children, or by authorities after demands from the public on social media.