VIDEO Palestinians attacked in al-Aqsa compound, driven out of i’tikaf
Israeli occupation forces have attacked worshippers in the al-Qibli prayer hall of the al-Aqsa Mosque compound in occupied Palestine.
5 April 2023
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Category: Religion
People attacked while praying at Al Aqsa Mosque
The Israeli occupation regime is attacking the religious rights of Palestinians. Zionist forces carried out an assault on the Al
5 April 2023
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Mix feelings over Egypt’s mega mosque as living cost rise
Egypt has built the second biggest mosque in Africa amid deepening economic hardship. The 800 million Egyptian pound (R463 million)
4 April 2023
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‘Islamophobia is based on power’
Islamophobia underpins various challenges in the world, from the refugee crisis, the destabilisation of the Middle East, to the global
15 March 2023
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Layla tul Mi’raj highlights Muslims’ link to Palestine
Muslims will observe Layla tul Isra and Mi’raj this evening. It commemorates the journey that the Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) took
17 February 2023
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Government steps in on Hajj and Umrah
The first meeting of the Ministerial Committee on the Efficient Management of the Annual Hajj and Umrah Pilgrimages to oversee
10 February 2023
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From scandal-to-scandal; What more for the MJC?
Imraahn Mukaddam writes The Clergy has a role in our lives, they should be our moral compass, our guides who
31 January 2023
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MJC breaks silence on Commission’s findings
The Treasury of the Muslim Judicial Council (MJC) has been placed under administration. This follows the findings of a Commission
23 January 2023
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MJC showing pattern of secrecy
The Muslim Judicial Council (MJC) has once again shown its secretive nature when it is meant to be forthcoming on
23 January 2023
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SA only allowed 2500 Hajj pilgrims
South Africa continues to be limited in how many people it can send for the holy Hajj pilgrimage. Saudi authorities
12 January 2023
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Covid restrictions lifted for Hajj 2023
This year’s Hajj is set to return to normal, meaning it will go back to pre-Covid times. Saudi Arabia’s Hajj
10 January 2023
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Andrew Tate, Muslim youth and influence
It’s good to have role models for guidance as we navigate through an ever-evolving world. But in the world with
29 November 2022
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Isipingo Islamophobe has no leg to stand on
People living in a multicultural society must be open to making compromises. This is the assertion of senior legal practitioner
25 November 2022
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MJC rejects Education Department’s call for ‘unisex’ toilets
There is growing objection to the potential introduction of genderless or unisex toilets and changing rooms at schools. The Muslim
15 November 2022
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Has society failed the environment?
The question of whether climate change is a direct effect of human failure to protect the Earth, or if it’s
13 October 2022
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Israelis burn and tear up Islam’s holy book, the Qur’an
Colonial Israeli settlers have desecrated Islam’s holy book, the Qur’an. The Zionists tore and burnt copies of the Qur’an before
11 October 2022
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Between martyrdom and life – Biko\Imam Haron
Annually, a portion of South Africans commemorate the martyrs or Shuhada Imam Abdullah Haron and Bantu Stephen Biko, both of
5 October 2022
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Die Maleier-tradisie van Moulood en Rampies Sny
Die Kaapse Maleier tradisie van Moulood en Rampies Sny leef nog sterk in die Kaap. Luister na Shihaam Domingo en
4 October 2022
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Muslims lose foremost scholar Sheikh Qaradawi
Leading Islamic Egyptian-born scholar Sheikh Yusuf al-Qardawi has passed on aged 96. He was considered among the top brains in
1 October 2022
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Reason vs Revelation: Do we need God?
Shaykh Fakhruddin Owaisi writes “To do or not to do” is a question that has bothered human conscience since history
29 September 2022
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