One Nation Media editor Dilly Hussain makes the case that Pan-Islam is not a modern political aberration, but the normative Islamic worldview rooted in...
The deployment of four Algerian Su-30 fighter jets to Niger, a day after an attempted coup against the regime of General Abdourahamane Tiani, amounts...
One Nation Media editor, Dilly Hussain, reflects on the legacy of Hassan Howa, the pioneering anti-apartheid sports administrator who helped transform the playing field into a...
By Professor Junaid S Ahmad
Professor Junaid Ahmad analyses the politics of Islamophobia, Muslim political agency and the silence of influential intellectuals in light of...
Ra’eesah Hassim reflects on her family’s painful experience of losing their Umrah savings and asks what protections are now in place to prevent pilgrims...
The destruction of knowledge, whether by algorithm, occupation, or bureaucracy is an act of power and a prelude to fascism, writes Zeenat Adam.
In 1258...
Ziyad Motala Professor of Law, Howard University School of Law
There are moments when a political system inadvertently explains itself.
One occurred recently on a London...
Influencer, activist and commentator Mubarak Mnisi reflects on how Islam can take root more naturally within indigenous South African culture without compromising its foundational...
At a time when questions of migration, citizenship and belonging are increasingly shaping public debate in South Africa and across the continent, Sheikh Laja...
