Prominent Members
- Shaykh Taqiuddin al-Nabhani (founder, deceased)
- Shaykh Ahmed Dauor (Jordanian parliamentarian 1955–1957, deceased)
- Shaykh Abdul Qadeem Zallum (second leader, deceased)
- Shaykh Ata Abu Rashta (current global leader of Hizb ut-Tahrir)
- Osman Bakhach (Central Media Office Spokesman)
- Jamal Harwood (Former Chairman of UK Executive Committee)
- Taji Mustafa (UK spokesman)
- Dr Imran Waheed (former UK spokesman 2001–2006)
- Dr Nazreen Nawaz (UK women's media representative)
- Dr Abdul Wahid (Chairman of UK Executive Committee)
- Shaykh Ali Syed Abul-Hassan (Imam of Masjid as-Sahaba, Khartoum, Sudan spokesman, deceased)
- Mohammad Nafi Abdul-Karim Salih (Jordanian member, deceased)
- Shaykh Mahmoud Abdul-Latif Uweidah — Abu Iyas (prominent Jordanian Member)
- Shaykh Taleb Awadallah (Palestinian member from al-Khalil, Hebron)
- Shaykh Yusuf Ba'darani (Lebanese member)
- Shaykh Abdul-Aziz Badri (Iraqi member, deceased)
- Ashraf Doureihi (a prominent Australia member)
- Wassim Doureihi (former Australia spokesperson)
- Soadad Doureihi (a prominent Australia member)
- Mohammed AbdulWahhab (a prominent Australia member)
- Naveed Butt (Pakistan spokesperson)
- Imran Yousufzai (Pakistan spokesperson)
- Yilmaz Celik (Turkey spokesperson)
- Ridha Belhaj (Tunisia spokesman)
- Hassan Al-Dahi (Kuwait spokesman)
- Mahmood Tarshooby (Egypt spokesman)
- Maher Al-Jabari (Palestine spokesman)
- Shaker Assem (Germany spokesman)
- Muhammad Ismail Yusanto (Indonesia spokesman)
- Abdul Hakim Othman (Malaysia spokesperson)
- Shaykh Ibrahim Othman — Abu Khalil (Sudan spokesman)
- Mohiuddin Ahmed (Bangladesh Chief Coordinator and Spokesperson)
- Farhad Usmanov (Uzbekistan, deceased in prison)
- Okay Pala (Holland spokesperson)
- Abdul Salam (USA member)
- Hafidz Abdurrahman, (prominent leading member of Hizb ut-Tahrir Indonesia)
- Shaykh Ahmad al-Qasas (Lebanon Spokesperson)
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