Staff Writer Since January, educational institutions in India, have sought to force Muslim women to discard the hijab,...
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[LISTEN] Airshed Report Released on UPL Chemical Disaster
Staff Writer Last week saw the release of the Airshed report, assessing environmental conditions, following the July...
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[LISTEN] Mainstream Coverage of Alleged Kidnappings of Muslim Children in Sweden is Lacking
Umm Muhammed Umar A video that has gone viral globally, published by TRT, showed a number of immigrant families...
Overly Stringent Nigerian Governor Orders Hotels Demolished for Breaching Lockdown Rules
Nigerian authorities in Rivers State have demolished two hotels over an alleged breach of the country’s coronavirus lockdown rules. State Governor Nyesom Wike, supervised the tearing down of Edemete Hotel and Prodest Home on Sunday. He claimed the operators had defied...
COVID-19 Deaths Increase to 206, Infections Rise to 10,652
The Health Department has announced that the number of COVID-19 infections in South Africa has risen to 10,652. This is an increase of 637 from Sunday’s announcement. The number of deaths has also increased by 12 bringing the total to 206 The Western Cape has the most...
Children in New York Die from Coronavirus-linked Inflammatory Disease
New York Governor Andrew Cuomo says three children have died from inflammatory disease that might be linked to coronavirus.There are fears that that it might be entering a new phase of the COVID-19 pandemic where it strikes children, who had previously been deemed at...
Prof Salim Karim Claims Money Received from Bill Gates Fake News, Urges Muslims to Introspect
Epidemiologist and infectious diseases specialist Professor Salim Abdool Karim says claims about him receiving money from Microsoft founder Bill Gates is fake news. A message being widely circulated on social media platforms and initially tweeted by Critical Observer...
COVID-19 Deaths Spike to 194, Infections Tops 10,000
The Health Department has announced that the number of COVID-19 infections in South Africa has risen to 10,015 This is an increase of 595 from Saturday’s announcement. The number of deaths has also increased by 8 bringing the total to 194 The Western Cape has the most...
Muslim Association of SA & Jamiat SA – “Ubuntu in Action” During COVID-19 Lockdown
As South Africa enters day 44 of the national lockdown to stop the spread of COVID-19, the Muslim Association of South Africa (MASA) together with the Jamiatul Ulama South Africa have been assisting the less fortunate with incredible feeding schemes. The Jamiat and...
Ruling in Fazila Malek Bail Application Expected to be Handed Down on Tuesday
Judgment in the bail application in the matter against embattled Hajj & Umrah travel operator Fazila Malek has been postponed to Tuesday Malek appeared in the Lenasia Magistrates Court on Friday for a formal bail application. Malek has been charged with fraud and...
COVID-19 Deaths Rise to 186, Infections Spike to 9,420 – Restriction Levels in COVID-19 Hotspots to be Assessed
Health Minister Dr. Zweli Mkhize has announced that the number of COVID-19 infections in South Africa has risen to 9,420 This is an increase of 525 from Friday’s announcement. The number of deaths has also increased by 8 bringing the total to 186 The Western Cape has...
COVID-19 Deaths Spike to 178, While Infections Soar to 8,895
The Health Department has announced that the number of COVID-19 infections in South Africa has risen to 8,895 This is an increase of 663 from Thursday’s announcement. The number of deaths has also increased by 17 bringing the total to 178 The Western Cape has the most...