By Sana Ebrahim Durban’s iconic Madressa Arcade building which forms part of the historic Grey Street Precinct has been sold to the Juma Masjid Trust which plans to breathe new life into the 92-year-old structure…

The closed door conference was intended to be a beacon of hope “to restore confidence and motivation for the scholars of this Ummah”, writes an Al Qalam Reporter. Islamic scholars from South Africa, Sri-Lanka and…

As Government pushes to roll out its Comprehensive Sex Education (CSE) curriculum next year, Muslims have been urged to protect their children by fighting back, writes an Al Qalam reporter. South Africa’s Muslim community has…

An SA family have gone public on the demands of a Syrian rebel group who are demanding R10-million to release a photojournalist, writes an Al Qalam Reporter The mother of Johannesburg photojournalist Shiraaz Mohamed who…

By Al Qalam Reporter Muslims are incensed that a guest on SAFM was allowed to go unchallenged when she spoke on traditional African beliefs saying religion, including Islam, had “corrupted the way of life of…

There’s still no word on the whereabouts of Cape Town businessman, Mohammed Noor Karriem who was snatched this week, writes an Al Qalam Reporter Yet another kidnapping of a prominent business tycoon in Cape Town…

This crisis cannot be resolved by the state alone, and if we are able to resolve it, the political commitment to do so will have to come from within society, writes Imraan Buccus, editor of…

By Al Qalam Reporter Hundreds picketed outside the Indian Embassy in Pretoria after Jumu’ah in protest against the decision by the Hindu Government to revoke the autonomy status of the Muslim majority regions of Jammu…

Muslims all over the world would soon be celebrating Eid al-Adha, literally the festival of sacrifice, but there is a much deeper meaning to this, writes Imam Dr. A. Rashied Omar. Eid al-Adha was established…