The Muslim Judicial Council (SA) is pleased to hear that the HAWKS have arrested three suspects linked to the attack on a mosque in Verulam (Durban) that took place in May 2018.
The Muslim Judicial Council (SA) is deeply saddened at the devasting earthquake and subsequent Tsunami that rocked Central Sulawesi in Indonesia on Friday.
Written by Angelo Fick, Research Director at ASRI The persistence of racism more than two decades after the official abolition of apartheid, ought not to surprise us. Racism remains one of the many tasks that constitute the ‘unfinished business’ (Bell & Ntsebeza) we have inherited from the past, and have failed to adequately address.
As South Africans celebrate Heritage Day on 24 September, we reflect on the sacrifices, struggles and contributions made by all in bringing about an era of freedom, liberation and democracy in our beautiful country. This commemoration of Heritage Day provides us with an opportunity to once again pay tribute to the legacy of the pioneers…
We, the Faithful of South Africa, greet you in the name of all the religions that make up the Greater community of Cape Town. We come before you humbly today in peace and in silence and in the name of the Sacred Texts of the various religions we represent.
The Muslim Judicial Council (SA) respects the constitutional court’s decision in relation to its ruling on marijuana or ‘dagga’. This, however, does not change the Islamic position on the issue.
Over the past month, Faith Leaders in Cape Town have been working tirelessly to unify our city and our communities in the name of Peace.
