Good governance within Muslim institutions is not just an administrative concern — it is a moral, religious, and communal responsibility. How decisions are made, who gets a voice, and how leadership is held accountable all shape trust within the community.
When governance structures become closed, unclear, or unrepresentative, deeper ethical and spiritual questions begin to surface.
We explore why transparent, inclusive governance matters — and what’s at stake when it falls short.
Guests: Fayruz Mohammed, she chairs several audit committees, and she is the national first deputy chairperson of SANZAF Dr (Sheikh) Shahid Mathee, Senior Lecturer in the Study of Islam at the University of Johannesburg:
