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King Mansa Musa: Wealth, justice and the legacy of a great African Islamic empire

History remembers Mansa Musa as the ruler who gave away so much gold that markets trembled. Yet the famous pilgrimage that made his name...

Journalism as civilisational Dawah

For decades, Muslim media has focused on reminders, outrage and fundraising, while neglecting the far harder task of building the intellectual and developmental infrastructure...

Islam in South Africa: From containment to consolidation

Islam in South Africa did not arrive through conquest, trade, or voluntary migration. It was imposed through exile, sustained under suppression, and later organised...

The Caliphate and the crisis of Muslim political consciousness

For more than a century, Muslims have been taught to view the Caliphate not as a legitimate political institution rooted in normative Islamic tradition,...

Life along the Nile: Africa’s river with a prophetic promise

Long before borders and nation states, the River Nile was already shaping life, power and civilisation across Africa, writes Neelam Rahim. There are few places...

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