Hizb ut-Tahrir members originally planned to hold the conference in the town hall of Bankstown , New South Wales , a suburb of Sydney with adjacent Lakemba as Australia 's biggest Muslim electorate , but the Sydney council cancelled it . Hizb ut-Tahrir secured another location the next day on 28 January . According to the Herald Sun , he also stated , " if you people are united and a third person comes along and tries to incite disunity ... kill him ... , Muslims are not unique in doing so , as most nations kill those charged with treason .... " Conference spokesman Wassim Doureihi said the work of Hizb ut-Tahrir was not to change the political landscape in Australia . He added , " It is because of Islam and my allegiance to Islam that I am responsible for ensuring to do what I can to protect the safety and security of all peoples in this country and beyond . " Morris Iemma , Premier of New South Wales and MP for Lakemba , which with adjacent Bankstown has Australia 's largest Muslim community , stated around the time of the conference that Hizb ut-Tahrir " is an organisation that is basically saying that it desires to declare war on Australia , our values and our people . " even though according to '' Sydney Morning Herald '' , the speakers at the Khilafah Conference " made it clear they did not see Australia as part of their fundamentalist society " Attorney General Philip Ruddock responded that the Iemma government should " stop playing politics and if it had any evidence helpful to the security agencies , it should give it to them . " One opponent of a ban on Hizb ut-Tahrir , Irfan Yusuf , writing in the on-line publication Crikey , stating in '' No need to be alarmed about Hizb ut-Tahrir '' that the opposition Australian Labor Party " clearly wants to look tougher than the government on national security . But it risks alienating much of its support base in some Muslim circles by picking on a group many Muslims regard as harmless . " Ban supporter Rebecca Weisser , however , alleged in The Australian that former members of Hizb ut-Tahrir include Abu Musab al-Zarqawi , Khalid Sheikh Mohammed Omar Bakri Mohammed " four of the seven suspects in the failed terror attacks on London on June 29 and in Glasgow on July 1 . " In Australia , writer Thomas Lehmann criticized the party and its former media representative , Wassim Doureihi , because they " openly flout our hospitality and tolerance while advocating the replacement of our democratic system with theocratic fascism , " and for refusing " to condemn the September 11 , Bali or London terror attacks . " On 15 September 2012 , there were protests outside the American Embassy in Sydney urged on by the website of Hizb ut-Tahrir against non-Muslims . The visiting UK Spokesman for Hizb ut-Tahrir , Taji Mustafa , denied demanding protests and uprisings , although all links on his website leading to Facebook groups substantiate these denials as untrue . The protests preceded an organised gathering at Bankstown on 16 September . Although a video is blamed for the protests , Hizb ut-Tahrir 's objectives , led by Taji Mustafa , tend to be for a Caliphate . Placards carried during the protest on 15 September called for beheading , with one such placard being carried by a young child . Taji Mustafa brought further denials that his website has hate speech . There are calls for Hizb ut-Tahrir to be banned in Australia and Taji Mustafa not to re-enter Australia
terror attacks on London on June 29
2007 London car bombs
Hizb ut-Tahrir (Australia)