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From madrassa to media: Why Islamic studies graduates must be trained in journalism

Teslim Adeyemo argues that Islamic studies graduates must be trained for media so their knowledge can shape public discourse beyond mosques and classrooms. By the...

What is a South African? The artificial identity behind anti-migrant hatred

As anti-migrant sentiment grows in South Africa, and as “foreigners” are increasingly blamed for crime, unemployment, poverty and social decline, Maulana Usamah Dockrat asks...

Iran didn’t win the war, but it may have won the ‘peace’

Moegsien Williams examines who really emerged victorious from the conflict President Donald Trump dubbed Operation 'Epic Fury', arguing that the outcome is far more...

World Cup 2026: Sport, spectacle and the machinery of mass distraction

The FIFA World Cup is sold to the world as a celebration of football, unity and human excellence. But beneath the floodlights, fan zones...

BRICS and the Muslim world: Realism over romanticism

BRICS may present itself as a challenge to Western hegemony, but Muslims should be cautious about mistaking multipolar power politics for civilisational liberation or...

Muslim media must move from pulpit to civilisational newsroom

Muslim media has long been shaped by mosques, charities and da’wah groups, but that inheritance has also limited its ability to function as serious...

Pentagon UAP files: Why Muslims must confront the alien disclosure agenda

The Pentagon’s latest UAP disclosures are not merely a curiosity about unidentified objects in the sky. They raise deeper questions about faith, human identity,...

Arafah, Hajj, and the selective removal of ‘politics’ from Islam

As millions of Muslims across the world watched the scenes of Hajj in awe — the oceans of white garments, the tears of du‘aa,...

Hajj: Where status, nationality and language mean nothing

Beneath the skies of Muzdalifah, where millions of pilgrims rest with no distinction of wealth, status, language or nationality, South African pilgrim Asma Mayet...

Hajj, profit and power: Inside the modern pilgrimage industry

For most Muslims, Hajj is the spiritual journey of a lifetime. It is one of the five pillars of Islam, a sacred obligation tied...

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