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Madrassa On-Air P3: Leadership in Islam

Theme: Developing Islam in me Leadership In Islam & It's Progression What is meant by leadership in Islam? Leadership is a quality that should be sought after by every Muslim, a quality that shows proactiveness.  The quality to lead, guide, motivate, encourage, show the how, serve, help, protect, identify positivity and strive for it, identify negativity and strives for abstinence, strength & weaknesses, strive to give the right, dignity and […]

today27 February 2017

Heard on radio – guest info

Madrassa On-Air P2: I am a Muslim, what is expected of me?

Bismillahi al-Rahman al-Rahim Theme: Developing Islam in me I am a Muslim – What is expected of me? As a Muslim there are certain expectations that I need to live by: Where do I come from? Come to know my purpose. What is my objective? How do I fulfill my purpose and reach my objective? I am human with many qualities. The greatest of those qualities is that I differ […]

today27 February 2017

Heard on radio – guest info

Madrassa On-Air Part 1: Knowing my Lord

الحمد لله وحده و الصلاة و السلام على من لا نبي بعده Theme: Developing Islam in me Topics: Knowing my lord I am a Muslim, so what is expected of me Leadership in Islam and its progression ________________________________________________________ Knowing my lord What is a Lord? Somebody or something that man reveres, respects and honours due to his believe that that person or thing can benefit or harm him. Thus he […]

today27 February 2017

Local

Five drug suspects due in Cape Town courts

At least five suspects allegedly linked to gang violence and drugs in Cape Town are set to appear in various courts on Monday following their arrest over the weekend. In Bishop Lavis and Bonteheuwel, three suspects, aged 17, 37 and 47 were arrested in separate incidents during an operation focusing on gang violence and drugs. A shot gun, 9mm firearm and 202 rounds of ammunition as well as an assortment […]

today27 February 2017

Local

Parliament rejects Sona R11 million cost claim

Parliament on Sunday rejected as "selective analysis, one-sided, and misleading allegations" that the institution spent over R11 million in organising and staging President Jacob Zuma's state-of-the-nation (Sona) address on February 9. "Premier annual events held in Cape Town like Sona pump millions of rands into the economy of the City of Cape Town and the province of the Western Cape; a fact that is regrettably often not acknowledged by critics […]

today27 February 2017

Local

Fee Commission commences with last public hearings

The Commission of Inquiry into Higher Education and Training commences with its last set of public hearings on Monday. Its focus will be on the broader social, economic and financial implications of implementing a fee-free higher education and training in South Africa. Last year President Jacob Zuma extended the deadline for the fees commission to complete its report to June 30. He received the Commission of Inquiry into Higher Education […]

today27 February 2017

International News

World Bank pledges $60m in support for Gambia

The Gambia is set tor receive $60 million in budget support from the World Bank. This was revealed on Saturday by the Bank’s president for Africa, Makhtar Diop, during a meeting with the newly installed government. Diop told journalists after the meeting that he had pledged to give $40 million before June with the remainder to follow later. The funds will help fill empty state coffers following allegations that former […]

today27 February 2017

International News

’10 attacks a day’ against refugees, shelters in 2016

More than 2,500 refugees in Germany were attacked last year, according to a report by the interior ministry, raising fears over the safety of those who have fled war and persecution. In a statement on Sunday, the interior minister citing police figures said that Germany recorded more than 3,500 attacks in total against refugees, migrants and their shelters last year, amounting to nearly 10 acts of anti-migrant violence a day. […]

today27 February 2017

International News

Palestinians abroad create new political entity

After two days of meetings in the Turkish city of Istanbul, the organisers of the Palestinians Abroad Conference have established a new political entity to represent Palestinian diaspora communities and strive for greater Palestinian rights. Palestinian factions to form unity government Conference leaders said on Sunday that they aspired to play a bigger role in the struggle against Israel's occupation of Palestinian territories, alongside the Palestinian Liberation Organisation. They insisted […]

today27 February 2017

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