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‘Left in the dark’: Family demands answers after 17-year-old dies at Gauteng uloom

Nearly three weeks after 17-year-old Abdul Mutallib Hoesein died after being stabbed at an Islamic institution in Springs, east of Johannesburg, his family says...

Niger accuses France of backing failed military mutiny

Niger’s military-led government has accused France of backing a failed mutiny that saw renegade soldiers attack key military and government sites in the capital,...

Evil eye in the age of AI: Why Islam warned us about exposure long before Grok

Somewhere tonight, a stranger you will never meet may be looking at a photograph of your child. You posted it with love — perhaps...

Between contractions and cruelty: Inside South Africa’s undignified maternity wards

By Neelam Rahim There are few moments in a woman’s life when she is as vulnerable as she is during childbirth. Her body is exposed,...

Kidnapping has become one of Nigeria’s most profitable criminal industries

From hostage-taking in the Niger Delta to mass school abductions, highway attacks and multimillion-naira ransom demands, kidnapping has evolved into one of Nigeria’s most...

Mali: JNIM targets fuel convoys in renewed bid to squeeze Bamako

Just as fuel supplies in Mali’s capital appeared to be stabilising after months of severe disruption, the Al-Qaeda-affiliated Group for the Support of Islam...

Pan-Islam is Islam

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...

Pay before you farm: How bandits extort Muslim farmers in Nigeria’s Sokoto State

For Muslim farming families in parts of Sokoto State in north-west Nigeria, the agricultural season is no longer simply about rain, seeds and harvest....

Cape Town’s Claremont Mosque: A living monument to a displaced community

The apartheid regime’s imposition of racist residential segregation on the Cape Town suburb of Claremont remains one of the most bitter chapters in South...

Nigeria’s EFCC sacks more than 40 employees for corruption and financial malpractice

Nigeria’s anti-corruption agency has dismissed more than 40 members of staff for alleged corruption and financial misconduct over the past three years, as its...

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