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Beyond charity: Rethinking the economic potential of waqf in South Africa

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Primary school nasheed competition rewards dedication

Cape Town art exhibition explores untold histories through art and archives

Operation Ubuntu march calls for arrests and action against xenophobia

Honouring our Huffadh as Cape Town celebrates guardians of the Qur’an
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Why Gaza’s kites demand urgent global solidarity

Another hatchet job on Choritz — but is this fair and balanced journalism?

Reading the Prophet: knowing the sīrah, reading ourselves

The immigration debate: class, race and South Africa’s unresolved crisis

Moulood – When love stands

SADC’s “old wine in new bottles” model unlikely to transform political economy

Independence interrupted: Pakistan’s unfinished passage from colony to country

Keep your eyes on the victims of genocide, Mr President

President Ramaphosa meeting IDF soldier’s family raises crucial questions

Mecca pact signals move against fading US security order
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Reading the Prophet: knowing the sīrah, reading ourselves

The living heritage of Moulood traditions at Zandvliet

Ummah bids farewell to global luminary Pir Sayed Hasin ud Deen Shah (RA)

Marking 140 years since the closure of the Tana Baru

Abbas Rumaney remembered for his faith, wisdom, humour and generosity

Grappling with Apartheid labels

The scholar who refused to turn Islam into an enemy: The legacy of John Esposito

The greatest monuments are not in stone, but in lives transformed

Legacy of educator Haji Mogamat Rashad Jedaar lives on

Reclaiming agency: From ritual to action Part 3

June 16, the Call of Islam, and the many rivers of liberation

Reclaiming agency: From ritual to action Part 2

Reclaiming agency: From ritual to action Part 1

Goolam Hoosain Abed: The last of the famous sporting family departs

Abdullah Ibrahim crafted a magnificent new culture for South Africa
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Reading the Prophet: knowing the sīrah, reading ourselves

Cape Town art exhibition explores untold histories through art and archives

Choritz captures a fierce new dystopia in The Sound of Ice

Languages of Care: Extending worship through art

Cape Town musicians rally behind displaced Palestinian composer

More than a game, or the Clash of Titans

Help Ruqaya Ismail represent SA at the Commonwealth Fencing Championship

Goolam Hoosain Abed: The last of the famous sporting family departs

Abdeyah da Costa and the dihlīz of Dorp Street

A mother’s taweez and the Cape’s interfaith traditions [+ video]
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Beyond charity: Rethinking the economic potential of waqf in South Africa

Islamic banking in South Africa: why interest-free finance matters

When AI becomes your financial adviser, who protects the vulnerable?

Why a professionally drafted will can better protect your family and legacy

When the halal investment label becomes a weapon for financial deception

Don’t leave your family with your janazah and a legacy of problems

When Shariah-compliant investments finance oppression and injustice today

How Islamic finance is rebuilding Africa’s economic grid

Islamic finance’s green promise for a sustainable future

First Abu Dhabi Bank’s African opportunity could reshape Islamic finance
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The living heritage of Moulood traditions at Zandvliet

Moulood – When love stands

Moulood-un-Nabi: A beacon of mercy, love and unyielding courage

When Sipho asked me to make duʿa

A sound heart in a world of strangers

Can our mosques become the heart of the Ummah?

Karbala – between obligation and inability

Reclaiming our future – drawing lessons from Karbala and Soweto 1976

Karbala, Gaza and xenophobia: Why history still matters today
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