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Islam’s growth and presence in the Kingdom of Lesotho

A recent visit to the Kingdom of Lesotho by Abdulrahman Abdulghany, founder of the Islam & Comparative Religion Academy (ICRA), has highlighted both the challenges...

American Christian missionary released after nine months in captivity in Niger

An American Christian missionary kidnapped in Niger last year has been released after spending more than nine months in captivity, according to the international...

Trump envoy Jared Kushner holds talks with Hamas as Israel rejects Gaza ‘peace plan’

US President Donald Trump’s Middle East envoy Jared Kushner has held rare talks with senior Hamas officials in Egypt over the implementation of Washington’s...

13 years after Rabaa massacre, rights group demands justice for victims of Egypt’s bloody crackdown

A prominent Egyptian human rights group has launched a renewed campaign demanding truth, accountability and justice on the 13th anniversary of the Rabaa massacre,...

Morocco detains more than 100 migrants attempting to cross into Spanish-controlled Ceuta

Moroccan authorities have intercepted more than 100 migrants attempting to cross into the Spanish-controlled North African enclave of Ceuta, as security was tightened along...

DR Congo Ebola outbreak spreads to sixth province as death toll tops 2,100

An Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) has spread to a sixth province, raising concerns over further transmission across the country...

Born from Shaykh Abu Bakr Effendi’s legacy: The 144-year story of Cape Town’s Ottoman Cricket Club

When Sheikh Abu Bakr Effendi arrived in Cape Town in 1863, few could have imagined that his educational legacy would eventually help give rise...

The UAE’s jahiliyyah: Dubai built a skyline, not a civilisation

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...

Why are so few indigenous Black South Africans accepting Islam?

Influencer, activist and commentator Mubarak Mnisi reflects on how Islam can take root more naturally within indigenous South African culture without compromising its foundational...

Mali pardons Frenchman accused of spying and plotting coup

Mali has granted a presidential pardon to French national who was sentenced to 20 years in prison over an alleged French-backed coup plot to...

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