Hizb ut-Tahrir al-Islami is an Islamist political party that wants
to rule the world. It was founded by Taqiuddin an-Nabhani, a
Palestinian Islamic jurist, in Jerusalem in 1952. Unlike al-Qaeda,
it forswears violence, and unlike virtually all other Islamist
parties, it refuses to participate in elections, because it
believes democracy violates Islam. A group with such high ambitions
and narrow operating constraints should have died out decades ago.
But Hizb ut-Tahrir has not died out. It has grown. This book is
about that surprising fact. The party's presence in more than 40
countries exposes it to a wide range of political conditions,
giving it a tactical flexibility many of its competitors lack. A
new, globally aware class of young knowledge workers dominates its
organizational culture and helps drive party growth even in the
face of significant obstacles to its goal of reviving the
caliphate.
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