HARDtalk
with Dr Imran Waheed
Dr
Imran Waheed, representative of Hizb Ut Tahrir, is interviewed by
Tim Sebastian on BBC News 24's HARDtalk tonight.
Banned
in Germany, Holland and many Middle Eastern states, Hizb Ut Tahrir
is seeking the establishment of what they call the true Islamic
state.
Freeing
Muslim lands from corrupt leaders and Western capitalism is their
first priority. Their political vision exists within a literal interpretation
of the Koran.
In
the past they have compared themselves to the French resistance,
but mainstream British Muslims say their ideas are dangerous and
their goals ludicrous.
As
the people of Istanbul try to come to terms with the weekend's double
suicide bombing, Tim Sebastian invites Hizb Ut Tahrir's British
representative to condemn this action.
HARDtalk
is on BBC News 24 at 11.30pm today (Tuesday 18 November 2003).
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