Taking two to five minutes out of the day can act as a reset button, an opportunity to refresh our way of thinking, being and doing, advises JASMINE KHAN. AS children, we were constantly told that we should be doing...
Read moreThere are a multitude of women who are not celebrated or honoured. They are the silent ones who carry on with their lives under challenging circumstances and are never noticed or mentioned, writes JASMINE KHAN. IT is August, when we...
Read moreTo reach the level of loving someone for the sake of Allah is not easy; it is a journey of faith, writes JASMINE KHAN. IN my dealings with women with emotional problems, I am often asked: ‘What does it mean...
Read moreIn reflecting on the dawn of another Eid during lockdown, JASMINE KHAN reminds us that there are many things we should be grateful for. WE are about to celebrate a second Eid-ul-Fitr during the pandemic. Thankfully, the situation is a...
Read moreDILSHAD PARKER We were visiting my cousin in Pretoria on a Sunday in February, and before heading home late afternoon, we decided to check out one of the local eateries. Le Kreamery was the one that came recommended and from...
Read moreRUDEWAAN ARENDSE HOW certain are we that the food we eat is halaal? Can we trust that when we see a Halaal logo at a food or eating establishment, it is halaal? Do we believe the Halaal certifying bodies (HCBs)...
Read moreDR MARDEYAH BASSIER ‘IF obesity in South African children continues to increase at the current rate, 3,91 million school children will be overweight or obese by 2025,’ according to The Heart and Stroke Foundation South Africa, in October, 2016. Obesity...
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