Hizb-ut Tahrir organise march to support the uprising in Syria

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As march sets off protesters beat photo of Syrian president Bashar Al-Asad with a slipper

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Women chanting outside the Syrian embassy

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Women chanting outside the Syrian embassy

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Demonstration outside the Syrian embassy

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Demonstration outside the Syrian embassy

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Banner reads, "No to UN, No to Arab League, No to Syrian Regime! - Hizb ut Tahrir"

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Banner reads "Bashar, Gaddafi is waiting for you"

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Banner reads "Bashar, Gaddafi is waiting for you"

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Syrian family create their own banners in outrage of the Syrian regime

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Arab protesters chant down Edgware road

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Banner reads "Bashar Al-Asad the Muslim Killer" and has a slipper with they beat his photo.

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Banner reads, "Bashar Al-Asad : Baby Killer"

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Banner reads "Bashar Al-Asad the Muslim Killer" and protester beats it with a slipper

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March along park lane

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March on Park Lane

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Banner reads "O Syrian Army, Support The People Not The Tyrant" and "We Want The Shield Of Allah, The Shield Of Islam!"

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Protesters carrying coffins to represent the deaths of the Syrian people in the uprising

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Banner reads "Bashar Al-Asad: Baby Killer"

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Female protestors link hands and chant outside the Syrian Embassy

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Banner of Syrian President Bashar Al-Asad with a slipper attached to beat the photo. Banner reads " Bashar Al-Asad the killer of Muslims"

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Banner reads, "No to UN, No to Arab League, No to Syrian Regime! - Hizb ut Tahrir" going down Edgware road

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Banner in Arabic by Hizb ut Tahrir

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Outside the Syrian embassy London, various banners from the protestors

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Syrian protestors giving a speech outside Syrian embassy.

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Protestors praying outside Syrian embassy for the fall of the regime.

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Hizb-ut Tahrir amasses thousands in London to show support for the uprising in Syria against the brutal Bashar Al-Asad regime. The demonstators gathered at Paddington Green before setting off down Edgware Road in the heart of the Arab community.

Thousands of people turned out in Central London to support the uprising in Syria. The demonstrators gathered at Paddington Green before setting off down Edgware Road in the heart of the Arab community.

The protestors were chanting in Arabic; “Labayk. Labayk. Labayk ya Allah” which means; “We are here, We are here, We are here O’ Allah, the same words the Muslims in Syria were chanting in their demonstrations against the brutality of the Bashar Asad regime.

Placards protestors were holding read; 'Bashar Al-Asad -Killer of Muslims' and O' Syrian army support the people not the tyrant'.

The crowd then headed down Park Lane towards the Syrian Embassy where there were a series of speeches made by members of Hizb-ut Tahrir, an Islamic Political party that is outlawed in many parts of the world but is allowed to operate within the UK. There vision being to unify the Muslim countries into a single Islamic state called the Khilafah that will be governed by Islamic Shari’ah law.

There were other speeches made by Arab grass root organisations.