Muslim Views
No Result
View All Result
  • News
    • All
    • Local
    • National
    • World
    Muhammad Hobe: Bringing home the spirit of Islamic calligraphy

    Muhammad Hobe: Bringing home the spirit of Islamic calligraphy

    High engagement on online anti-immigrant content raises concern

    High engagement on online anti-immigrant content raises concern

    Sami Hamdi calls on SA to reclaim its moral leadership

    Sami Hamdi calls on SA to reclaim its moral leadership

    Iranian ambassador engages Cape Town audience

    Iranian ambassador engages Cape Town audience

    Belal Khaled’s photographs bring the horror of life in Gaza to Johannesburg

    Belal Khaled’s photographs bring the horror of life in Gaza to Johannesburg

    Every vote counts! Discovery Health AGM meeting approaching

    Every vote counts! Discovery Health AGM meeting approaching

    Cape Union Mart boycott: Law suit aimed at stifling protest?

    Cape Union Mart boycott: Law suit aimed at stifling protest?

    Download the PDF of our latest edition

    Download the PDF of our latest edition

    Lab tests raise questions on Zamzam water sold in SA

    Lab tests raise questions on Zamzam water sold in SA

    Cape Town mothers in silent march for Gaza

    Cape Town mothers in silent march for Gaza

    • National
    • World
    • Local
  • Opinion
    • All
    • Columnists
    • Discussions with Dangor
    • Editorial
    • Guest Writer
    Academic blackmail during a live genocide exposes Germany’s unresolved colonial bloodlust

    Academic blackmail during a live genocide exposes Germany’s unresolved colonial bloodlust

    Trump’s new toy soldier: Pakistan’s army chief and the Zionist agenda

    Trump’s new toy soldier: Pakistan’s army chief and the Zionist agenda

    A call for moral leadership in confronting the scourge of gang violence

    A call for moral leadership in confronting the scourge of gang violence

    The Iran nuclear file – a pack of artificial intelligence lies

    The Iran nuclear file – a pack of artificial intelligence lies

    Imam Zain al Abidin: Taking forth the message from Karbala

    Imam Zain al Abidin: Taking forth the message from Karbala

    Zohran Mamdani: Lessons from a Cape Town childhood, a New York campaign, and a new politics

    Zohran Mamdani: Lessons from a Cape Town childhood, a New York campaign, and a new politics

    Zohran Mamdani and the meaning of power from the margins

    Zohran Mamdani and the meaning of power from the margins

    Empire, knowledge and erasure: Bombing Iran is bombing memory

    Empire, knowledge and erasure: Bombing Iran is bombing memory

    Journeying through Iran

    Journeying through Iran

    The USA bombs Isfahan, Fordow and Natanz

    The USA bombs Isfahan, Fordow and Natanz

  • Features
    • All
    • AWQAF SA
    • General Features
    • Imam Haron
    • Tributes
    Palestine, justice and the struggle for truth

    Palestine, justice and the struggle for truth

    In adoration of the garden soul of Mikaail Rahner (1944-2025)

    In adoration of the garden soul of Mikaail Rahner (1944-2025)

    Visionary with a camera: Rashid Lombard’s lasting legacy

    Visionary with a camera: Rashid Lombard’s lasting legacy

    A Moroccan journey through faith and friendship

    A Moroccan journey through faith and friendship

    The role of ‘Mandela’s Cop’ in uncovering rogue plot to assassinate Jewish businessman

    The role of ‘Mandela’s Cop’ in uncovering rogue plot to assassinate Jewish businessman

    Reclaiming the justice ethics of science

    Reclaiming the justice ethics of science

    From chains to Quran: The Cape’s first pilgrim and my bloodline

    From chains to Quran: The Cape’s first pilgrim and my bloodline

    Honoring Our Legacy, Shaping Our Future: Towards a New Muslim Contribution to Civilization

    Honoring Our Legacy, Shaping Our Future: Towards a New Muslim Contribution to Civilization

    Professor Hans Daiber: unwavering dedication to scholarship

    Professor Hans Daiber: unwavering dedication to scholarship

    Lightness and transparency in Malaysia’s Mosque of Steel

    Lightness and transparency in Malaysia’s Mosque of Steel

    Shaykh Yusuf al-Maqassari: Islam, resistance, and intellectual circulations in the early modern Indian Ocean

    Shaykh Yusuf al-Maqassari: Islam, resistance, and intellectual circulations in the early modern Indian Ocean

    Tributes pour in for Mufti Abdun Nabi Hamidi on his passing

    Tributes pour in for Mufti Abdun Nabi Hamidi on his passing

    Noorie Fakie: Tribute to a selfless community servant

    Noorie Fakie: Tribute to a selfless community servant

    Classy Conrad’s innings comes to a close

    Classy Conrad’s innings comes to a close

    Hasan Çelebi (1937–2025): A master calligrapher’s enduring legacy

    Hasan Çelebi (1937–2025): A master calligrapher’s enduring legacy

  • Lifestyle
    • All
    • Arts
    • Books
    • Education
    • Food
    • Health
    • Motoring
    • Sport
    • Technology
    Muhammad Hobe: Bringing home the spirit of Islamic calligraphy

    Muhammad Hobe: Bringing home the spirit of Islamic calligraphy

    Cultivating divine relationality: Towards an education able to protect students in the age of artificial intelligence

    Cultivating divine relationality: Towards an education able to protect students in the age of artificial intelligence

    The Book of Love: shining brightly

    The Book of Love: shining brightly

    The abandoned compass: Al-Isfahani, noble character and the crisis of Muslim conscience

    The abandoned compass: Al-Isfahani, noble character and the crisis of Muslim conscience

    Book highly recommended for visitors to Madinah

    Book highly recommended for visitors to Madinah

    Faseeg Manie’s book brings the courage and intellectual lucidity of Imam Gassan to life

    Faseeg Manie’s book brings the courage and intellectual lucidity of Imam Gassan to life

    Bantu education’s shadow: Inequality in South African schools today

    Bantu education’s shadow: Inequality in South African schools today

    Classy Conrad’s innings comes to a close

    Classy Conrad’s innings comes to a close

    Cultivating beauty and excellence for a just and ethical future

    Cultivating beauty and excellence for a just and ethical future

    Unveiling Ashihara Karate’s guide to power, precision and Sabaki mastery

    Unveiling Ashihara Karate’s guide to power, precision and Sabaki mastery

  • Finance
    • All
    • Islamic Finance
    AI in banking and finance: The Islamic finance perspective in South Africa

    AI in banking and finance: The Islamic finance perspective in South Africa

    From the Cape to Gaza: A coin for freedom

    From the Cape to Gaza: A coin for freedom

    The enduring value of money in Islam: Gold, silver and the future of Islamic Finance in SA

    The enduring value of money in Islam: Gold, silver and the future of Islamic Finance in SA

    Ramadan: A month of giving and growing wealth

    Ramadan: A month of giving and growing wealth

    The power of relationships in building wealth

    The power of relationships in building wealth

    Harnessing the power of networking

    Harnessing the power of networking

    Shariah-compliant finance – A catalyst for Black economic empowerment in South Africa

    Shariah-compliant finance – A catalyst for Black economic empowerment in South Africa

    Al Mabroor – Where faith meets finance in South Africa

    Al Mabroor – Where faith meets finance in South Africa

    Al Mabroor

    Shariah finance market: Real-world investments offer real-world value

    South Africa’s crucial election: economic implications and the promise of Islamic finance

    South Africa’s crucial election: economic implications and the promise of Islamic finance

  • Islam
    • All
    • Eid
    • Faith and Practice
    • Family
    • Hajj and Umrah
    • Moulood
    • Quran
    • Ramadaan
    A call for moral leadership in confronting the scourge of gang violence

    A call for moral leadership in confronting the scourge of gang violence

    A Moroccan journey through faith and friendship

    A Moroccan journey through faith and friendship

    The Book of Love: shining brightly

    The Book of Love: shining brightly

    Reflections on a thought provoking khutbah

    Reflections on a thought provoking khutbah

    From Arafah to Belhar: A Hajj  that never ends

    From Arafah to Belhar: A Hajj that never ends

    Resilience and faith: American Muslims navigating the Trump 2.0 era

    Resilience and faith: American Muslims navigating the Trump 2.0 era

    Book highly recommended for visitors to Madinah

    Book highly recommended for visitors to Madinah

    Honoring Our Legacy, Shaping Our Future: Towards a New Muslim Contribution to Civilization

    Honoring Our Legacy, Shaping Our Future: Towards a New Muslim Contribution to Civilization

    Culture, justice and iḥsān – A calling illuminating the promise of Freedom Day

    Culture, justice and iḥsān – A calling illuminating the promise of Freedom Day

    Understanding and supporting our teenagers in the modern world

    Understanding and supporting our teenagers in the modern world

  • Archives
  • Donate
Muslim Views
  • News
    • All
    • Local
    • National
    • World
    Muhammad Hobe: Bringing home the spirit of Islamic calligraphy

    Muhammad Hobe: Bringing home the spirit of Islamic calligraphy

    High engagement on online anti-immigrant content raises concern

    High engagement on online anti-immigrant content raises concern

    Sami Hamdi calls on SA to reclaim its moral leadership

    Sami Hamdi calls on SA to reclaim its moral leadership

    Iranian ambassador engages Cape Town audience

    Iranian ambassador engages Cape Town audience

    Belal Khaled’s photographs bring the horror of life in Gaza to Johannesburg

    Belal Khaled’s photographs bring the horror of life in Gaza to Johannesburg

    Every vote counts! Discovery Health AGM meeting approaching

    Every vote counts! Discovery Health AGM meeting approaching

    Cape Union Mart boycott: Law suit aimed at stifling protest?

    Cape Union Mart boycott: Law suit aimed at stifling protest?

    Download the PDF of our latest edition

    Download the PDF of our latest edition

    Lab tests raise questions on Zamzam water sold in SA

    Lab tests raise questions on Zamzam water sold in SA

    Cape Town mothers in silent march for Gaza

    Cape Town mothers in silent march for Gaza

    • National
    • World
    • Local
  • Opinion
    • All
    • Columnists
    • Discussions with Dangor
    • Editorial
    • Guest Writer
    Academic blackmail during a live genocide exposes Germany’s unresolved colonial bloodlust

    Academic blackmail during a live genocide exposes Germany’s unresolved colonial bloodlust

    Trump’s new toy soldier: Pakistan’s army chief and the Zionist agenda

    Trump’s new toy soldier: Pakistan’s army chief and the Zionist agenda

    A call for moral leadership in confronting the scourge of gang violence

    A call for moral leadership in confronting the scourge of gang violence

    The Iran nuclear file – a pack of artificial intelligence lies

    The Iran nuclear file – a pack of artificial intelligence lies

    Imam Zain al Abidin: Taking forth the message from Karbala

    Imam Zain al Abidin: Taking forth the message from Karbala

    Zohran Mamdani: Lessons from a Cape Town childhood, a New York campaign, and a new politics

    Zohran Mamdani: Lessons from a Cape Town childhood, a New York campaign, and a new politics

    Zohran Mamdani and the meaning of power from the margins

    Zohran Mamdani and the meaning of power from the margins

    Empire, knowledge and erasure: Bombing Iran is bombing memory

    Empire, knowledge and erasure: Bombing Iran is bombing memory

    Journeying through Iran

    Journeying through Iran

    The USA bombs Isfahan, Fordow and Natanz

    The USA bombs Isfahan, Fordow and Natanz

  • Features
    • All
    • AWQAF SA
    • General Features
    • Imam Haron
    • Tributes
    Palestine, justice and the struggle for truth

    Palestine, justice and the struggle for truth

    In adoration of the garden soul of Mikaail Rahner (1944-2025)

    In adoration of the garden soul of Mikaail Rahner (1944-2025)

    Visionary with a camera: Rashid Lombard’s lasting legacy

    Visionary with a camera: Rashid Lombard’s lasting legacy

    A Moroccan journey through faith and friendship

    A Moroccan journey through faith and friendship

    The role of ‘Mandela’s Cop’ in uncovering rogue plot to assassinate Jewish businessman

    The role of ‘Mandela’s Cop’ in uncovering rogue plot to assassinate Jewish businessman

    Reclaiming the justice ethics of science

    Reclaiming the justice ethics of science

    From chains to Quran: The Cape’s first pilgrim and my bloodline

    From chains to Quran: The Cape’s first pilgrim and my bloodline

    Honoring Our Legacy, Shaping Our Future: Towards a New Muslim Contribution to Civilization

    Honoring Our Legacy, Shaping Our Future: Towards a New Muslim Contribution to Civilization

    Professor Hans Daiber: unwavering dedication to scholarship

    Professor Hans Daiber: unwavering dedication to scholarship

    Lightness and transparency in Malaysia’s Mosque of Steel

    Lightness and transparency in Malaysia’s Mosque of Steel

    Shaykh Yusuf al-Maqassari: Islam, resistance, and intellectual circulations in the early modern Indian Ocean

    Shaykh Yusuf al-Maqassari: Islam, resistance, and intellectual circulations in the early modern Indian Ocean

    Tributes pour in for Mufti Abdun Nabi Hamidi on his passing

    Tributes pour in for Mufti Abdun Nabi Hamidi on his passing

    Noorie Fakie: Tribute to a selfless community servant

    Noorie Fakie: Tribute to a selfless community servant

    Classy Conrad’s innings comes to a close

    Classy Conrad’s innings comes to a close

    Hasan Çelebi (1937–2025): A master calligrapher’s enduring legacy

    Hasan Çelebi (1937–2025): A master calligrapher’s enduring legacy

  • Lifestyle
    • All
    • Arts
    • Books
    • Education
    • Food
    • Health
    • Motoring
    • Sport
    • Technology
    Muhammad Hobe: Bringing home the spirit of Islamic calligraphy

    Muhammad Hobe: Bringing home the spirit of Islamic calligraphy

    Cultivating divine relationality: Towards an education able to protect students in the age of artificial intelligence

    Cultivating divine relationality: Towards an education able to protect students in the age of artificial intelligence

    The Book of Love: shining brightly

    The Book of Love: shining brightly

    The abandoned compass: Al-Isfahani, noble character and the crisis of Muslim conscience

    The abandoned compass: Al-Isfahani, noble character and the crisis of Muslim conscience

    Book highly recommended for visitors to Madinah

    Book highly recommended for visitors to Madinah

    Faseeg Manie’s book brings the courage and intellectual lucidity of Imam Gassan to life

    Faseeg Manie’s book brings the courage and intellectual lucidity of Imam Gassan to life

    Bantu education’s shadow: Inequality in South African schools today

    Bantu education’s shadow: Inequality in South African schools today

    Classy Conrad’s innings comes to a close

    Classy Conrad’s innings comes to a close

    Cultivating beauty and excellence for a just and ethical future

    Cultivating beauty and excellence for a just and ethical future

    Unveiling Ashihara Karate’s guide to power, precision and Sabaki mastery

    Unveiling Ashihara Karate’s guide to power, precision and Sabaki mastery

  • Finance
    • All
    • Islamic Finance
    AI in banking and finance: The Islamic finance perspective in South Africa

    AI in banking and finance: The Islamic finance perspective in South Africa

    From the Cape to Gaza: A coin for freedom

    From the Cape to Gaza: A coin for freedom

    The enduring value of money in Islam: Gold, silver and the future of Islamic Finance in SA

    The enduring value of money in Islam: Gold, silver and the future of Islamic Finance in SA

    Ramadan: A month of giving and growing wealth

    Ramadan: A month of giving and growing wealth

    The power of relationships in building wealth

    The power of relationships in building wealth

    Harnessing the power of networking

    Harnessing the power of networking

    Shariah-compliant finance – A catalyst for Black economic empowerment in South Africa

    Shariah-compliant finance – A catalyst for Black economic empowerment in South Africa

    Al Mabroor – Where faith meets finance in South Africa

    Al Mabroor – Where faith meets finance in South Africa

    Al Mabroor

    Shariah finance market: Real-world investments offer real-world value

    South Africa’s crucial election: economic implications and the promise of Islamic finance

    South Africa’s crucial election: economic implications and the promise of Islamic finance

  • Islam
    • All
    • Eid
    • Faith and Practice
    • Family
    • Hajj and Umrah
    • Moulood
    • Quran
    • Ramadaan
    A call for moral leadership in confronting the scourge of gang violence

    A call for moral leadership in confronting the scourge of gang violence

    A Moroccan journey through faith and friendship

    A Moroccan journey through faith and friendship

    The Book of Love: shining brightly

    The Book of Love: shining brightly

    Reflections on a thought provoking khutbah

    Reflections on a thought provoking khutbah

    From Arafah to Belhar: A Hajj  that never ends

    From Arafah to Belhar: A Hajj that never ends

    Resilience and faith: American Muslims navigating the Trump 2.0 era

    Resilience and faith: American Muslims navigating the Trump 2.0 era

    Book highly recommended for visitors to Madinah

    Book highly recommended for visitors to Madinah

    Honoring Our Legacy, Shaping Our Future: Towards a New Muslim Contribution to Civilization

    Honoring Our Legacy, Shaping Our Future: Towards a New Muslim Contribution to Civilization

    Culture, justice and iḥsān – A calling illuminating the promise of Freedom Day

    Culture, justice and iḥsān – A calling illuminating the promise of Freedom Day

    Understanding and supporting our teenagers in the modern world

    Understanding and supporting our teenagers in the modern world

  • Archives
  • Donate
Muslim Views
Advertisement

Born into revolution: reflections on a radical teacher’s life

2 June 2017 - Updated on 28 August 2024
in Local
Reading Time: 5 mins read
A A

Alie Fataar is photographed here in 1961 with his 10A class at Livingstone High School, in Claremont, Cape Town. In the same year, Fataar was banned under the Suppression of Communism Act. Photo courtesy ALIE FATAAR

Share on TwitterShare on FacebookShare on Whatsapp

DR YUNUS OMAR writes: ‘Alie Fataar profoundly influenced multiple generations of pupils in South Africa. He instilled in them the virtues of critical citizenship and a profound, articulated anti-racism.’

ALIE Fataar was a teacher. Perhaps that doesn’t seem glamorous and very important. But Fataar, who would have turned 100 on March 26, 2017, is one of the many South African unknowns whose life and work can point the country today in a direction it ought to follow.

Fataar and his comrades developed an unparalleled educational project during the darkest days of colonialism and apartheid. Their work from about the 1940s explicitly debunked the pseudo-scientific racist notion that intelligence and human worth were unequal by virtue of physical characteristics such as skin colour and the texture of one’s hair.

In the 27 years between starting his career as a teacher and going into exile, Fataar profoundly influenced multiple generations of pupils in South Africa.

He instilled in them the virtues of critical citizenship and a profound, articulated anti-racism. His mantra, and that of the progressives he worked alongside, was: ‘There is only one race – the human race.’

Why does Alie Fataar interest me so much, and why am I now writing this reflection on a life that has been relegated to the margins of South Africa’s education resistance history?

You may also want to read

Event pays tribute to selfless teachers

Event pays tribute to selfless teachers

14 November 2024
Commendable focus on Palestine at Quran recital awards

Commendable focus on Palestine at Quran recital awards

26 September 2024
Cape kramats to be nominated as heritage sites

Cape kramats to be nominated as heritage sites

27 November 2020 - Updated on 20 July 2021
Lifesavers – save a life, save humankind

Lifesavers – save a life, save humankind

23 September 2021 - Updated on 28 August 2024

Quite simply, because he exemplifies the type of teacher South Africa sorely requires today if its classrooms are to be used to develop a new generation of critical, engaged students.

Fataar and his comrades showed that South Africa needs teachers who know that teaching is, by definition, an acutely political act. It requires a critical outlook that is independent, fearless and sustained.

Who was Alie Fataar?

Alie Fataar was born on March 26, 1917 in Claremont, a working class suburb in Cape Town. 1917 was a significant year. In Russia, the revolution was to shape the world in significant ways. World War 1, the ‘Great War’, continued to maim and kill millions. South Africa was a colony of Great Britain, which introduced apartheid-style legislation that oppressed the country’s not-white citizens. In 1918, Nelson Mandela was born.

Fataar was the youngest of twelve children. His father, Salamudien Fataar, was a tailor at Garlicks, a fine goods retailer and his mother, Janap Moosa, was a washerwoman.

Fataar’s father was not literate, while his mother was fairly literate, but the young Alie was obsessive about reading and progressing through education.

When he enrolled at Claremont’s Livingstone High School in 1929, he continued a pattern established during his primary school years, placing him consistently at the top of the class.

Livingstone shaped Alie Fataar. There he encountered soaring intellects in teachers like Hassan Abrahams and E.C. Roberts. They were members of the Teachers’ League of South Africa (TLSA), and declared unequivocally that their students were anybody’s equal – simply by virtue of being human.

This thinking was revolutionary at a time when South Africans who were not white were considered and treated as inferior.

After school, in 1935, Fataar enrolled at Cape Town’s Zonnebloem College of Education.

In 1937, he landed a post at his alma mater, Livingstone High School. As a senior English teacher he revelled in the responsibility of moulding his students into people who rejected an imposed inferior status, and who aspired to actualise their full human potential.

Fataar was banned in 1961 under the Suppression of Communism Act and was no longer allowed to play any role in organisations like the TLSA and the  African Peoples’ Democratic Union of Southern Africa (Apdusa).

He kept teaching while under constant surveillance by the notorious Special Branch. He was interrogated and accused of breaching his banning order several times, and fled into exile in 1965.

Between then and his return to South Africa in 1993, Fataar lived in three newly decolonised African states: Botswana, Zambia and Zimbabwe. He initially struggled to find work but then began a ‘second life’ in education. He taught in all three countries and worked for both the Zambian and Zimbabwean governments as an education specialist. He eventually retired when he was 71, having served education in Africa for an astounding 51 years.

He was 76 when he returned to South Africa in 1993. He engaged robustly with public education, globalisation, and the militarisation of public life, through newspaper articles, letters to the editor and community radio forums that had been established in the post-apartheid era. His appetite for political debate and engagement was not dulled by age.

Radicalising teaching

Fataar was not the only radical thinker and educator influenced by the Teachers’ League of South Africa.

In the 1930s, literature from the Russian revolution was finding its way into Cape Town’s progressive intellectual circles.

The TLSA was captured by young radicals, and these teachers became explicitly and organisationally committed to the creation of a new world. Through their teaching, these intellectuals created the vision of a new, just society through writing, publishing, debate, and a fierce contestation of ideas both against the enemy, and within their own ranks.

It was a revolutionary moment in South Africa’s making. Historians and public intellectuals such as Ciraj Rassool have written about this project that aimed at nothing less than ‘taking a nation to school’.

This was arguably the most contested and creative political space and period in South Africa’s history.

But its details are not included in post-apartheid’s struggle narratives, and so these radical teachers are not known.

Yet it’s they who created a fierce counter-educational narrative to the dehumanising tenets of colonial and apartheid education.

And their work remains relevant today.

The ideals of a teacher born 100 years ago need to be inserted into the country’s official narratives.

Alie Fataar, who died on
June 9, 2005, left a legacy of teaching as an act of defiance in the face of intellectual dishonesty.

Quality teaching, he taught us, is teaching with a social justice orientation, geared towards the creation of a radically new society.

  • Dr Yunus Omar holds a PhD in Education from the University of Cape Town. This is an edited version of an article that appeared in The Conversation.

Signup to our Newsletter

* indicates required
Advertisement

You may also want to read

Iranian ambassador engages Cape Town audience
News

Iranian ambassador engages Cape Town audience

25 June 2025 - Updated on 26 June 2025
Lab tests raise questions on Zamzam water sold in SA
Local

Lab tests raise questions on Zamzam water sold in SA

20 June 2025 - Updated on 22 June 2025
Cape Town mothers in silent march for Gaza
News

Cape Town mothers in silent march for Gaza

14 June 2025
IPSA claims ‘tacit’ permit to occupy building
Local

IPSA claims ‘tacit’ permit to occupy building

13 June 2025
Community calls for rethink on private hospital’s parking plans
News

Community calls for rethink on private hospital’s parking plans

3 June 2025
City investigates IPSA building project
News

City investigates IPSA building project

30 May 2025
June 2025

June 2025

FILE SIZE : 11.7 MB
Download
Advertisement

Latest News

Academic blackmail during a live genocide exposes Germany’s unresolved colonial bloodlust

8 July 2025

Trump’s new toy soldier: Pakistan’s army chief and the Zionist agenda

8 July 2025

A call for moral leadership in confronting the scourge of gang violence

7 July 2025

The Iran nuclear file – a pack of artificial intelligence lies

3 July 2025

AI in banking and finance: The Islamic finance perspective in South Africa

3 July 2025

Imam Zain al Abidin: Taking forth the message from Karbala

3 July 2025
Advertisement
Advertisement
Next Post
All hearts yearn for Arafah..

Arafah: where the heart is by DR SALIM PARKER

Call to support historic Cape Accord

Verulam attack opens hope for intra-faith relations

Bo-Kaap and gentrification: a call to save a living heritage

ABOUT MUSLIM VIEWS
About Us
Archives
Terms & Conditions
Privacy Policy
Contact Us
Donate to Muslim Views
NEWS
Local
National
World
OPINION
Columnists
Discussion with Dangor
Editorial
Guest Writers
FEATURES
AWQAF SA
Imam Haroon
Tributes
FINANCE
Islamic Finance
ISLAM
Eid
Faith and Practice
Family
Hajj and Umrah
Moulood
Quraan
Ramadaan
FEATURES
Arts
Books
Education
Food
Health
Motoring
Sport
Technology

© Muslim Views 2025. All Rights Reserved

Design by: Rashaad Sallie

Download Your Free PDF Now!

Don’t miss out on this valuable resource. Fill out the form below, and we’ll email the download link directly to your inbox.

[ninja_form id=2]

No Result
View All Result
  • NEWS
    • Local
    • National
    • World
  • OPINION
    • Columnists
    • Discussions with Dangor
    • Editorial
    • Guest Writer
  • FEATURES
    • AWQAF SA
    • Imam Haron
    • Tributes
  • LIFESTYLE
    • Arts
    • Books
    • Education
    • Food
    • Health
    • Motoring
    • Sport
    • Technology
  • FINANCE
    • Islamic Finance
  • ISLAM
    • Eid
    • Faith and Practice
    • Family
    • Hajj and Umrah
    • Moulood
    • Quran
    • Ramadaan
  • ARCHIVES
  • DONATE