spot_img

CATEGORY

South Africa

An Israeli flag sparks fury at a Johannesburg school while Gaza’s classrooms lie in ruins

While a South African pastor rages over a Johannesburg school's apology for displaying Israel's flag, Palestinian children are being killed, their classrooms reduced to...

South Africa: Pastor and wife arrested after 200 people found chained at illegal rehab centre

A South African pastor and his wife have been arrested after authorities discovered approximately 200 people, including children, living in overcrowded and allegedly inhumane...

Before Muslims ask whether to vote, they must ask who defines the rules

With South Africa’s local government elections scheduled for 4 November, Muslims face a fundamental question: To vote or not to vote? In the first...

From darkness to sight: Muslim charities step in to tackle South Africa’s cataract crisis

For more than 200,000 South Africans reportedly awaiting cataract surgery, deteriorating eyesight can mean losing far more than vision. It can mean losing a...

Johannesburg Muslim shopkeeper defiant after Zionist hostility over Palestinian flag

A Palestinian flag displayed outside a shop in the Johannesburg suburb of Norwood has become the centre of a confrontation after a man allegedly...

Secularism’s myth of neutrality: When the state becomes the master of religion

Last week’s Equality Court judgment exposes secularism’s central contradiction: the state claims neutrality while retaining the power to define the limits of religious belief...

‘Father of Ottoman Cricket Club’ Yusuf Joseph passes away after lifetime of devotion

Yusuf Joseph, affectionately known as “Ammie U”, has passed away, leaving behind a remarkable legacy of generosity, loyalty and dedication to Cape Town’s Ottoman...

When British colonial rulers turned to the Ottoman Caliphate to resolve Cape Muslim disputes

How a deadlocked religious dispute among Cape Muslims prompted British colonial authorities to seek help from Istanbul, bringing an Ottoman scholar to South Africa...

Muslim businessman’s R200k hate speech ruling sparks debate over Islamic morality and secularism in SA

An Equality Court ruling ordering Gqeberha businessman Dawood Lagardien to publicly apologise, pay R200,000 in damages and face referral to the National Prosecuting Authority...

Cape Town joins global day of action as thousands march for Palestine

Thousands of protesters marched through the streets of Cape Town on Saturday in solidarity with Palestine, joining a coordinated global day of action across...

Latest news

- Advertisement -spot_img