Awqaf-SA helps Cape Flats youth to dream big after T20 tournament
A British cricket club, Birmingham Bulls, which played five U14 Cape Flats cricket teams in a T20 tournament recently, has given the local boys much needed confidence to become better at what they do, thanks…
Coronavirus pandemic: Experts say ‘Somalia risk greater than China’
Outbreak could be worse in Somalia than anywhere else if nothing is done before it spreads, medical experts warn, writes Hamza Mohamed. The coronavirus pandemic could kill more people in Somalia than anywhere else if…
India today: Modi’s road to anarchy…
South Africa should be wary of people with ties to the Modi regime, either directly or via the Indian Embassy who may seek to silence critics, writes Iqbal Jassat. Has India under Narendra Modi adopted…
‘Masajid must close to save the weak from dying of the virus – and by our stupidity!’
Pray at home. By doing so, you will be protecting other Muslims in your community as well as all other South Africans, says Na’eem Jeenah community leader, activist and executive director of Afro-Middle East Centre.…
Stop it! Don’t compare the restrictions of the world with Gaza – those people live under a permanent Zionist siege!
I’m seeing all over social media people writing and posting memes saying that the rest of the world now knows how Palestinians in Gaza live. Please stop! This is rubbish! The rest of the world…
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Ashraf’s raring to ride across 21 countries but there’s a tiny hurdle…
A Johannesburg motorcycle adventurer who is hoping to travel across three continents in two weeks time, has now adopted a ‘wait and…
Dr Faisal Suliman: ‘I learnt human values at the feet of my mother’
As head of the South African Muslim Network (SAMNET), Dr…
‘EB Koybie’: Childhood adventures from Durban to Bombay and back…
Durban personality Ebrahim Essa launched his book that takes the…
Sisters share their sweet success story behind ‘Chilli Chocolate Chefs’
By Sana Ebrahim What started out as a culinary hobby…
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Heartbreak, confusion and anger as mosques across SA act on Corona
The restrictive measures placed on mosques in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic has sparked fierce debate, writes an Al-Qalam Reporter. Muslims…
Heart-Broken Umrah pilgrims eager to try again when coronavirus fear eases
Some 180 Durban passengers were about to board their connecting…
Durban march against India’s unjust citizen law meant to ‘unite not divide’
By Al Qalam Reporter The protest march had two objectives…
Hundreds to join protest march in Durban against India’s anti-Muslim law
The solidarity march is intended to garner support from all…
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‘Schools should be an oasis of safety but instead become killing fields’
It is indeed tragic that within two months, fifteen learners have died in Gauteng alone. These deaths have come to represent an inflection point in the public consciousness. It’s hard to imagine a worse distinction for a province and country to hold as our learning…
‘Everyone is stealing from anyone’
At every turn, our lives are riddled with corruption and theft in all sectors of society that sometimes include doctors, lawyers, auditors and Zakaat charities that form part of a patchwork of deception, says Maulana Khalid Dhorat. Morality, religion and values have not only flown…