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Can a youth movement born online become a lasting political force? On The Insight, political analyst Omar Sharif examines India’s recent youth-led protests, the anger over examination paper leaks, unemployment and governance, and the resignation of Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan. He explores Modi’s response, the power of Gen Z mobilisation, the risks facing young women protesters and whether India’s fragmented opposition can turn public frustration into meaningful political change.
Why does public outrage fade while violence against women continues? On The Insight, Aksa Muzammil discusses the recurring violence facing women in Kashmir, the dark side of technology, victim-blaming, the meaning of honour, and the economic cost of women living in fear. She also asks a crucial question: are we teaching girls how to stay safe or teaching boys not to become a threat?
Postpartum, boundaries and building peaceful family relationships | Naadira Mamdoo by Radio Islam
March and March says Radio Islam's interviews on Islamophobia spark reflection | Sandile Dube by Radio Islam
Fake Fact Check: Do 96% of South Africans Move Back Home Because They’re Homesick? by Radio Islam
How the Pink High Tea encourages women empowerment with Dr Fatima Bhabha by Radio Islam
The importance of having supportive friends with Muallima Taskeen Karrim by Radio Islam
Peaceful protest met with heavy police presence outside SADC Summit at the Durban ICC by Radio Islam
The Social Programme - How the Prophet ﷺ Dealt with the Destitute (Part Two) by Radio Islam
Modi capitulates to Gen Z demands, Japan's earthquake exacerbates economic strain, US visit to Philippines raises concerns by Radio Islam
MSF calls for the immediate release of all Palestinian healthcare workers by Radio Islam
What South Africans Need to Know About the New Once-A-Month HIV Prevention Pill by Radio Islam
Tawakkul: Raising Children Who Turn to Allah in Every Situation | Ml I Valli by Radio Islam
Choosing the right primary/high school for my child Guest: Waseem Laher, Qurtuba School by Radio Islam
What is the biggest leadership crisis facing the Ummah today? According to internationally renowned Islamic scholar, author and leadership consultant Sheikh Mirza Yawar Baig, it is not a lack of knowledge, but a failure to disagree with respect and humility.In this thought-provoking conversation with Radio Islam International, Sheikh Baig explores the foundations of authentic Islamic leadership, emphasising that true leaders are defined by service, compassion, truthfulness and accountability before Allah. He also discusses the impact of ego on the Muslim community, the challenges posed by social media and artificial intelligence, and the responsibility parents have in raising the next generation of confident, principled Muslims.Drawing on lessons from the Seerah and Islamic history, Sheikh Baig offers practical advice for strengthening families, communities and organisations. He concludes with a powerful message for South African Muslims: let your service speak for itself and allow your actions to become the strongest form of da'wah.
What is the biggest leadership crisis facing the Ummah today? According to internationally renowned Islamic scholar, author and leadership consultant Sheikh Mirza Yawar Baig, it is not a lack of knowledge, but a failure to disagree with respect and humility.In this thought-provoking conversation with Radio Islam International, Sheikh Baig explores the foundations of authentic Islamic leadership, emphasising that true leaders are defined by service, compassion, truthfulness and accountability before Allah. He also discusses the impact of ego on the Muslim community, the challenges posed by social media and artificial intelligence, and the responsibility parents have in raising the next generation of confident, principled Muslims.Drawing on lessons from the Seerah and Islamic history, Sheikh Baig offers practical advice for strengthening families, communities and organisations. He concludes with a powerful message for South African Muslims: let your service speak for itself and allow your actions to become the strongest form of da'wah.
Saudi nuclear deal risks fuelling wider Middle East arms race | James M Dorsey by Radio Islam
Algorithms of Violence: How TikTok is Fuelling Organised Crime | Afnan Kana'ana by Radio Islam
Algorithms of Violence: How TikTok is Fuelling Organised Crime | Afnan Kanaaneh by Radio Islam
U.S. and Pakistan condemn Houthi Red Sea threats to shipping and Saudi Arabia - Qamar Yousafzai. by Radio Islam
OUTA seeks urgent court halt to AARTO Phase 2 rollout | Wayne Duvenage, OUTA by Radio Islam
South Africa's diamond industry is facing a major turning point after De Beers announced a two-year suspension of production at its flagship Venetia mine in Limpopo. On The Insight, mining expert David van Wyk unpacks the factors driving the decision, from weakening global demand and the rise of lab-grown diamonds to the broader implications for jobs, mining communities and the future of South Africa's mining sector
India is witnessing one of its biggest student-led protest movements in years. What began as anger over leaked examination papers has evolved into a nationwide campaign demanding accountability, education reform and greater economic opportunities for young people.On The Insight, Dr Tanvir Aeijaz, political scientist at Ramjas College, University of Delhi, unpacks what's driving the protests, the government's response, the role of the opposition and whether this growing movement could reshape India's political future.
Fake fact check: Parents in South Africa who choose not to vaccinate their children can now be sued by Radio Islam
Healthcare in Crisis Zones: How Medical Humanitarians Deliver Care in War and Disaster Areas by Radio Islam
Previously on Welcome to One Stop Cash and Carry, Ahmed received a call from Kabir, who vowed to destroy him. While waiting for Farhaan to get home that evening, Ahmed gets a call from Mustaffa, who informed him that the store was on fire and that Farhaan was trapped inside.
Wrongfully imprisoned for 17 years after the 9/11 attacks, Uzair Paracha refused to plead guilty to a crime he says he never committed. In this compelling conversation on Radio Islam International, he shares his remarkable journey of faith, resilience and justice, and discusses his memoir, The Man Who Refused to Plead Guilty.
Previously on Welcome to One Stop Cash and Carry, Ahmed and Farhaan heeded Mustaffa's advice. They presented a united front to the staff and assured them that the store was not going anywhere. They spoke to the team about the changes that lay ahead and encouraged everyone to embrace some of the new methods as a way of growing the business and moving forward.
What is required from City of Cape Town to make it a just city for all - Faiez Jacobs by Radio Islam
March and March Vows to Internsify Protests after its Gauteng Leader is Killed: Sandile Dube by Radio Islam
Previously on Welcome to One Stop Cash and Carry, Ahmed and Farhaan got into a disagreement. Mustafa, a family member and the CFO of the business, arrived to calm the father and son duo. It was then that Mustafa revealed that Kabir had been poaching staff members from One Stop Cash and Carry. Kabir had left the store resentful and went to the competitor. He warned them that if they wanted the store to survive, Ahmed and Farhaan would need to work together.
A Billion Rand Loss should country run out of fuel says Mantashe:Professor Valley Padayachee by Radio Islam
Sudan war deepens as drone attacks and crisis intensify | Saeed Abdallah by Radio Islam
7 Habits of Highly Effective Individuals by Stephen Covey - Book Summary by Mufti Yusuf Moosagie by Radio Islam
In our previous episode of Welcome to One Stop Cash and Carry, news of staff resignations reached Ahmed. Convinced that the store would fall apart without him, he made his way back to the business. Once there, Ahmed and Farhaan found themselves in yet another heated argument.
Teenagers and poor mental health, what can we do as parents to improve the mental health of our kids by Radio Islam
Is Now a Good Time to Buy Property? Navigating the South African Property Market in 2026 by Radio Islam
Teaching children how to manage anxiety, panic attacks and nervousness Guest: Dr Farouk Haffejee by Radio Islam
Previously on Welcome to One Stop Cash and Carry, Ahmed and Farhaan got into an argument over Farhaan's way of doing things. Ahmed believes that traditional methods work best and disagrees with the priorities Farhaan has set for the business. Meanwhile, news of staff members resigning forces Farhaan to find a way to retain his team. He also begins to wonder if his father was right. What if he was never ready for this responsibility?
Al Mabroor Saga | Who are ATM and how are they trying to assist investors? by Radio Islam
Kasi Muslim Dialogue hosted by South African Muslim Conference - Sidi Thabit Mayisela. by Radio Islam
Previously on Welcome to One Stop Cash and Carry, Ahmed was at home, feeling disconnected from his store. He became upset when he learned that his son, Farhaan, had introduced social media marketing and other initiatives that Ahmed believed were a waste of time. His wife, Asma, reminded him to focus on his health, but Ahmed remained convinced that the store would fall apart without him.
Ahmed Kathrada Foundation to Host Next Instalment of its legacy Fundraising Breakfast Series by Radio Islam
In our previous episode of Welcome to One Stop Cash and Carry, Ahmed was warned by the doctor to take it easy while further tests were conducted to determine whether his tumour was cancerous. Despite his poor health, all Ahmed could think about was his business. His son, Farhaan, assured his father that he was ready to take over. Although hesitant, Ahmed finally agreed to let Farhaan take charge.
How to cope with uncertain times and stressful environments Razia Mahomed by Radio Islam
Everything you need to know about a vitamin d deficiency with: Dr Mehnaaz Patel by Radio Islam
how to connect with the Quran at the KZN qirah jalsa with Apa shamshad Sayed by Radio Islam
Fake Fact Check:Did a Crime Boss Really Stop Court Over Expired Prison Food? by Radio Islam
In our previous episode of Welcome to One Stop Cash and Carry, Ahmed collapsed in his office and was rushed to hospital. It is there that he and his family are informed of a possible tumour. The doctor warns Ahmed that he needs complete rest, but all he can think about is the store. Ahmed's wife, Asma, is furious that he refuses to take his health seriously. That's when Ahmed's son, Farhaan, steps in to take over the running of the business.
Why South Africans can Trust the Constitutional Court's NHI Ruling-Whichever way it goes by Radio Islam
Fake Fact Check: Fact or Fiction? The R250 Reward and Landlord Fine Rumours by Radio Islam
7 Habits of Highly Effective People: Book Overview- Mufti Yusuf Moosagie by Radio Islam
Emergency interventions to assist migrants in Musina - Qari Ziyaad Patel by Radio Islam
GIWUSA raises alarm over Zuma Gupta visit, alleged links to xenophobic groups by Radio Islam
How xenophobia has been normalised within the South African political establishment by Radio Islam
The extractivism, neoliberalism and dictatorship that drives migrants to SA - Patrick Bond by Radio Islam
Previously on Welcome to One Stop Cash and Carry, Ahmed proved that he was the heart of the business, keeping the store running while solving one crisis after another. It seemed impossible for One Stop Cash and Carry to function without him. But after a heated confrontation with his long time employee, Kabir, everything changes when Ahmed suddenly collapses.
Effects of Anti-immigration sentiment on Children and the importance on creating a safe and supportive environment by Radio Islam
Getting our pink back: Finding time for fitness after motherhood - F Dadabhay by Radio Islam
In today's episode of Welcome to One Stop Cash and Carry, we are introduced to Ahmed Mohamed, the owner and all-rounder at his store. We follow him through his day as he puts out little fires, manages mishaps, and deals with pressing staff issues.
The Social Programme - How The Prophet (SAW) Dealt With The Disabled (Part Two) by Radio Islam
DA tensions may deepen after leadership fallout; Zuma's visit to the Gupta's reflects poor judgement - Prof Seepe by Radio Islam
Dr Dale McKinley: Anti-migrant Vigilantism, Political Scapegoating, and the Real Drivers of South Africa’s Anti-Immigrant Protests by Radio Islam
Dr Dale McKinley: Anti-migrant Vigilantism, Political Scapegoating, and the Real Drivers of South Africa’s Anti-Immigrant Protests by Radio Islam
Key developments from Gaza governance plans; Hebron masjid restrictions; Netanyahu spending millions on homes by Radio Islam
Setting Spiritual Goals for Your Family in the New Hijri Year:Apa Rookaya Alibhai by Radio Islam
How neoliberalism, extractivism and dictatorship drives migration to SA - Patrick Bond by Radio Islam
Youth Talk with Bibi Aysha Laher:Protecting children from relatives who bully them by Radio Islam
Walking the Wild: Lower Sabie to Malelane - With Mufti Mohammed Kathrada by Radio Islam
Malaysia's refugees face fear amid rising anti-migrant hostility | Norliza Nordeen by Radio Islam
What is anemia and how do you treat iron deficiency with Dr Mehnaaz Patel by Radio Islam
How to give back to the community and be of service to the Ummah with the ladies from SANWMF by Radio Islam
State warned, but capacity concerns remain before June 30 : Andre Duvenhage by Radio Islam
Resetting Your Life Mid-Year: How to Rebuild Habits, Goals and Motivation Without Guilt by Radio Islam
The Silent Struggles of Vulnerable Families: Supporting Households in Crisis: Nonyaniso Maphosa by Radio Islam
Israel's isolation deepens; measures escalate to consolidate control over occupied Palestine by Radio Islam
Youth Talk with Bibi Aysha Laher: Muharram goal: Communicating with my children by Radio Islam
From rubble to hope - The Opening of the Al Falaah Gaza School | Moulana Mohammed Motala by Radio Islam
Latest Update: Hundreds of Malawians Sheltered at Sherwood Hall in Durban by Radio Islam
Discipline in Islam: Gentle Parenting vs Firm Boundaries: Fatima Bham Dadabhay by Radio Islam
Youth Talk with Bibi Aysha Laher: Parenting Reconciliation Guest: Sumaya Wadee, Attorney by Radio Islam
SA Trade Surplus Hits R15.2bn: What's driving export growth? | Thabile Nkunjana by Radio Islam
Raising Healthy Families : Understanding Tayyib Eating | Fatima Bham Dadabhay by Radio Islam
How to be an Muslim that lives a life of integrity and ethics with Muallima Taskeen Karrim by Radio Islam
Ramaphosa's immigration plan faces criticism over leadership gap | Dr Dale McKinley by Radio Islam
Fake Fact Check: When a Game Becomes a Gamble: Are Children Being Drawn Into Online Betting? by Radio Islam
Pakistan’s Naqvi visits Iran with ‘special letter’ for supreme leader - Prof. Shahida Wizarat. by Radio Islam
Strait of Hormuz tit-for-tat; Trump can't win easily; Middle East plans for future with Iran as strong influence by Radio Islam
The impact of parent-child communication on confidence and expression | Psychologist M Hussain by Radio Islam
Household Express:Home Remedies for winter skin and hair Guest: Amina Jamal by Radio Islam
In this episode, Mufti Mohammed Kathrada reflects on the sable antelope, one of Africa’s most striking and sought-after wildlife species. The discussion explores why these magnificent animals are considered rare, their unique herd dynamics, where they can be found in Southern Africa, and the signs of Allah’s wisdom and beauty reflected in their creation.
Al-Aqsa Custodianship Under Threat, Gaza Eid Conditions, and South African Political Reactions by Radio Islam
New Horizons: Understanding Allah's love in a World of Conditions: Ummi Muhammed by Radio Islam
Post Arafah reflections on a truly international Hajj with Ml Abdur Rahman Laily by Radio Islam
In this series finale, some adventure-filled anecdotes from Mufti Taqi Usmani's Hajj travelogues, plus a sampling of his heartfelt poetry expressing longing and reverence for the Haramain.
From the Plains of Arafah: Ml Muhaimin Reflects on Serving Deen in Japan by Radio Islam
The environs of the Hajj are an ideal setting for discussions and deliberations on matters of benefit between Ulama, leaders and experts. This episode recounts Mufti Taqi Usmani's numerous encounters with erudite Ulama of the world during his visits to the Haramain, including one altogether amazing appointment with a renowned Muhadith in Makkah on the day of Ashura.
May Allah accept their prayers, forgive us all, and grant every longing heart the chance to answer His call. Ameen.
In this inspiring reflection, Mufti Menk shares his thoughts on the incredible atmosphere of Hajj, where millions of believers unite in worship, devotion, and submission to Allah. A powerful reminder of the beauty, unity, and spiritual energy that fills the sacred journey.
Mufti Taqi (hafidhahullah) recounts his Fardh Hajj performed in 1383H/1964, in which his respected father, Mufti Muhammad Shafi (rahimahullah) respectfully engaged with, and wrote to prominent Saudi figures including the grand Mufti and King, highlighting encroaching Westernisation and rising immorality in the land of the Haramain and warning of the devastating consequences on the blessed sites if left unchecked.
Managing Pain Naturally: Exploring Alternatives to Daily Painkillers:Dr Tharsheyen Naidoo by Radio Islam
Putting Your Affairs in Order: Wills, Estate Planning and Shari’ah Compliance: Mohammed Dockrat by Radio Islam
Qurbani is more than a once-off meal — it is dignity, relief, and hope reaching families often forgotten. Through humanitarian organisations, this sacred amanah becomes a means of compassion, care, and lasting community support long after Eid has passed.Be a conscious giver.Let your Qurbani be more than a sacrifice — let it leave an impact.
A vivid account from Mufti Taqi Usmani of standing in the radiant presence of the resting place of Rasulullah sallalahu alayhi wa sallam, as well as various encounters soaking in the fragrance of nubuwah at historic sites of the sirah, many of whom no longer exist today.
From dedicated field workers and volunteers to the emotional moments shared by recipients, Qurbani distribution is about far more than the sacrifice itself. It is compassion in action reaching hearts, homes, and communities with dignity, care, and mercy.Behind every parcel delivered is an amanah fulfilled and a reminder that true service extends beyond the slaughter.
After some years of earnest yearning, Mufti Taqi Usmani (hafidhahullah) returns to Makkah at the age of 20. A cherished journey by sea, he reminisces about moments in Aden, disembarking in Jeddah, and his very first tasting of olives. He also paints vivid pictures of the ease of access to the Ka'bah at the time, the types of structures that existed then, and the vista he beheld when he climbed atop Jabal Abu Qubais.
A Long Wait, A Full Heart: Answering the Call of Hajj | Br Muhammad Ismail Baboo by Radio Islam
Behind every Qurbani delivery is a massive operation of trust, planning, and care. From transport and cold storage to timing and distribution, organisations work tirelessly to ensure every amanah reaches families in need with dignity and efficiency.Across vast distances and challenging conditions, the mission goes far beyond the sacrifice itself — turning Qurbani into relief, nourishment, and hope for communities around the world.
The novelty of performing Hajj as a child - Muhammad Taqi Usmani remembers his first pilgrimage in 1951, undertaken when he was barely eight.
Coming of Age (Part 2 of A 2 Part Series):Understanding The Changes in my Body:Zaitoon Ebrahim by Radio Islam
How organisations identify deserving recipients, Local vs rural vs international and Ensuring dignity
Two incidents from the early life of Mufti Taqi Usmani hafidhahullah that reflect the effect of a sincere intention to go for Hajj, and being content with the Decree of Allah SWT.
The Future of Urban Living: Smart Cities and Modern Infrastructure:Muhammed Adam by Radio Islam
keeping the Family Emotionally Connected While Parents Are on Hajj: Zaheera Badat by Radio Islam
Exploring the journey of Qurbaani distribution — from the trust placed by donors to the responsibility carried by aid organisations in serving communities with dignity, care, and amanah.
What is child protection really about? Yvonne Deonarian, Director of child protection by Radio Islam
Yaad-e-Haram (Memories of the Haram) follows the Hajj travelogues of Mufti Taqi Usmani (hafidhahullah), one of the world's most influential contemporary Islamic scholars. Prior to immersing ourselves in his Hajj travels, this episode opens a window into his rich life, impeccable qualities, and fruitful contributions to a wide range of Islamic disciplines. Thus, through his memoirs, and this series, we encounter not only the journey of Hajj, but the reflections of a scholar whose words have shaped students, institutions, communities, and hearts across the world.
Radio Islam spoke to Dr Ismail Adam Patel, founder of Friends of Al-Aqsa, on the 78th anniversary of the Nakba and its lasting impact on Palestinians today.The discussion unpacked the meaning of the Nakba, the continued reality of displacement, and how historical events from 1948 continue to shape the Palestinian struggle today.A powerful reflection on history, memory, justice, and identity.
Fake Fact Check: The R2 Billion Digital Heist? What Really Happened In Ekurhuleni by Radio Islam
Household Express:Going back to basics when it comes to Qurbaani Guest:Humairah Vally by Radio Islam
US–China Summit: Taiwan, Trade and AI Shape High-Stakes Power Balance | 13 May by Radio Islam
Shocking episodes of Islamophobia in SA require active citizenry - MP Imraan Subrathie by Radio Islam
Combating Islamophobia in SA requires comprehensive approach - Mohammed Kharwa by Radio Islam
SA AI policy blunder is more than an embarrassment - Dr Nomalanga Mashinini by Radio Islam
Are Muslims going down the technological lizard's hole? - Dr Sinan Siyekh by Radio Islam
Coming of Age (Part 1 of A 2 Part Series):Understanding The Changes in my Body:Zaitoon Ebrahim by Radio Islam
The Book Review Programme - South African Editions of the Tablighi Nisab by Radio Islam
Do not overlook the compounded humanitarian crisis in Lebanon - Bilal Nasser by Radio Islam
ASRI Report: Global Uncertainty and Chinese Investment Drive Shifts in South Africa’s Economy by Radio Islam
Al-Imdaad field update on displaced Palestinians in Egypt - Qari Ziyaad Patel by Radio Islam
SA Medical Association suspends relations with Israeli medical fraternity - Dr. Saadiq Moolla by Radio Islam
Plane carrying deportees from the US arrives in Eswatini - Wandile Dludlu. by Radio Islam
Section27, Teddy Bear Foundation take DBE to court over Child Protection Register failures by Radio Islam
Fake fact check: Italian Activist Converts to Islam After Detention During Gaza Flotilla Raid by Radio Islam
The Media Lens: France in Turmoil: Macron Faces Crisis as Yet Another Prime Minister Resigns in Hours | 8 Oct 2025 by Radio Islam
Protecting Mothers: Understanding and Preventing Obstetric Violence Guest Julie Mentor by Radio Islam
Israel’s Genocide in Gaza: Two Years On, South Africans Renew Calls for Justice by Radio Islam
Civil society demands Malema’s exit from judicial appointments amid credibility crisis by Radio Islam
Two years on: Jared Sacks reflects on Gaza, the GSF and ongoing solidarity by Radio Islam
Palestine Report: Reports from deported GSF participants; Israel continues genocide in Gaza despite Trump’s “peace plan” | 6 Oct 2025 by Radio Islam
Zaheera Moolla Speaks Out After Husband Reaaz Detained in Israel’s Illegal Flotilla Interception by Radio Islam
ASRI Report: A Tumultuous Week for South Africa - Diplomacy, Corruption, and Coalition Tensions Under Scrutiny by Radio Islam
Dr Leigh-Ann Naidoo on Resistance, Risk, and the Ongoing Struggle for Palestinian Freedom by Radio Islam
U.S. 20-point Gaza plan sparks outrage over exclusion of Palestinian voices by Radio Islam
The Middle East Report : U.S.-Israel Peace Plan, UEFA Suspension Threats, and Iran's Nuclear Strategy by Radio Islam
Medicines to Gaza A lifeline of hope for the sick and vulnerable Months later did it save lives by Radio Islam
Mental Preparation for Matric Students and their Parents Guest:Zaakirah Loonat by Radio Islam
Fake fact check: Is South Africa’s Health Department really helping migrants at their homes? by Radio Islam
Gauteng Health Department: Court Battles and Corruption Undermine Cancer Care by Radio Islam
Productivity in times of turmoil: HCW4P demand government action to end Israeli apartheid | Prof Hassan by Radio Islam
The Debrief Report: UN Viability Questioned Amid Global Crises; Calls for New Multilateralism by Radio Islam
Palestine Report : UN Walkouts, Legal Alliances and the Global Sumud Flotilla by Radio Islam
Deputy Minister of Forestry, Fisheries and the Environment Bernice Swarts: One Million Trees Initiative by Radio Islam
Gaza Blockade ‘Unlawful, Genocidal and Must End,’ says Legal Expert on Global Sumud Flotilla by Radio Islam
Cholera vaccination campaign launched in Darfur targeting over 1.8 million people by Radio Islam
ASRI Report | Helen Zille, the Mask of Efficiency, and the Cost of Denial by Radio Islam
UN Declaration on NCDs Criticised as Weak, Civil Society Calls for Action by Radio Islam
The Struggle Of The Ulama Against British Colonization Part 3 - Ml M Ali Desai by Radio Islam
From Bulletin Board to TikTok:The Evolution of Social Media and Technology:Lady G by Radio Islam
Ghost Workers Cost South Africa R3,9 Billion Annually | Mr Jan Naudé de Villiers by Radio Islam
The Social Programme - Lessons From The Land of Scholars & Saints - Uzbekistan by Radio Islam
Taxpayers Footing the Bill as Government Pays Billion a Year to Non Existent People: Jan de Villiers by Radio Islam
Marriage Programme: Addictive Behaviours & its Impact Guest Nazia Salejie by Radio Islam
The Asia Pacific Report with Walden Bello: Philippine Protests, Border Clashes, and the Future of the Global South by Radio Islam
Parenting with a Gentle Touch: How Homeopathy Can Support Families | Dr Erica van Meygaarden by Radio Islam
Countdown Pressure Mounts as NPA Head Prepares to Retire Without Successor in Sight by Radio Islam
Sithembile Mbete: More Explosive inforamation released at Madlanga Commission by Radio Islam
European Recognition of Palestine may derail Palestinians' right of return: Ebrahim Thembisa Fakude by Radio Islam
Outrage as Child Dies After Operation Dudula Members Block Access to Clinic by Radio Islam
Productivity in a changing South Africa: How BMR's 65-Year Review Guides Everyday Choices by Radio Islam
Advice for prospective Hujaaj on navigating new Hajj administrative dispensation by Radio Islam
Palestine Report : Western Powers Recognise Palestine Amid Scepticism over Motives | 22 September 2025 by Radio Islam
Urgent Court Challenge Over U.S. deportation of criminal to Eswatini - Melusi Simelane by Radio Islam
The Charity-rich, politics-poor imbalance in the Muslim community - Jahangir Mohammed by Radio Islam
The Power of Clarity: Why Your Business Can’t Grow Without a Clear Vision: Ashnee Maharaj by Radio Islam
The Debrief Report: DA Stakes all on Helen Zille to Rescue Joburg from Decay | 22 Sep 25 by Radio Islam
Nurturing Faith While Facing Modern Challenges:Muallimah Juwairiyya Loonat by Radio Islam
ASRI Report: Reserve Bank’s Decision Leaves South Africans Facing High Borrowing Costs by Radio Islam
Parliament Moves to Safeguard South African Pilgrims Amid Hajj Cost Concerns by Radio Islam
Saudi Arabia and Pakistan sign mutual defence pact - Dr. Shahida Wizarat. by Radio Islam
Tears and Turbulence: Yusuf Omar’s Emotional Exit from Sumud Flotilla Signals Risks and Resolve by Radio Islam
Gaza's hidden toll: 680 000 deaths aas of April 2025, new study estimates by Radio Islam
Dr Hafiza Parkar Is Paving the Way for the Future of Wound Healing, and It’s 3D Bioprinted by Radio Islam
Rwanda-backed M23 shows off new recruits as talks with DRC drag - Shomari Mukandjwa Omar. by Radio Islam
The Struggle Of The Ulama Against British Colonization - Part 2 - Ml M Ali Desai by Radio Islam
The Struggle Of The Ulama Against British Colonization - Part 1 - Ml M Ali Desai by Radio Islam
South Africa’s Mental Health Crisis: 92% Go Without Care as Experts Call for Urgent Action by Radio Islam
Fake fact check: Did social media create a multimillion-pound market for human bones? by Radio Islam
UN Commission of Inquiry concludes Israel is committing genocide in the Gaza Strip by Radio Islam
Half of SA’s Four-Year-Olds Falling Behind Before School, New Index Warns by Radio Islam
Vision Tactical awarded Certificate of Recognition at the CCIN 2025 National Convention - Yaseen Theba. by Radio Islam
The Palestine Report - Israel’s Relentless Gaza Bombardment Leaves Islamic University in Ruins, Global Summit Yields Little Action by Radio Islam
The Debrief Report with Qaanitah Hunter : Nepal’s Social Media Ban and Westbury’s Dry Taps | 15 Sep by Radio Islam
Malema’s Millions? Money, Power and Patronage Unmasks Politics for Profit by Radio Islam
Libya Joins Global Sumud Flotilla: 50 Vessels Unite to Break Gaza Blockade by Radio Islam
Youth Talk with Bibi Ayesha:Adoption & fostering Guest: Rivendri Govender, Educational Psychologist by Radio Islam
M.C. Kharbhai Special School Marks September's Deaf Awareness Month:Faheema Khan and Nazeera Ebrahim by Radio Islam
ASRI Report | Political Splintering, Gang Violence, and Walmart’s Entry into South Africa by Radio Islam
OVER 200 VAPES FOUND DURING A SCHOOL SEARCH CONDUCTED IN THE BENONI AREA - PETER UCKO. by Radio Islam
Gaza Youth Speaks on Life Under Siege: “We are Fighting Just to Stay Alive” by Radio Islam
Ground Breaking moment in Paediatric Neurosurgery: Prof Llewellyn Padayachy by Radio Islam
Fake fact check:illegal medicine manufacturing factory in Durban has been uncovered by Radio Islam
AMRC Present Imagine Programme Focusing on Teens and Young Women at the Aids Conference by Radio Islam
Trump issues ‘last warning’ to Hamas to accept Gaza ceasefire deal - Erin McCandless. by Radio Islam
Leadership Transition at Jamiatul Ulama South Africa (JUSA) - A Tribute to Ml. Abbas Aly Jeena by Radio Islam
Homeschooling, Entrepreneurship & Transformational Parenting with Wajma (@formuslimahs) by Radio Islam
The Role of an Ameer at Home:Leadership in Family Life: Moulana Iqbal Adam by Radio Islam
KZN tops national list of Teacher Sexual Misconduct Cases as ELRC flags rising reports by Radio Islam
Questions After Two JMPD Trainee die during Physical Fitness Assessment on Thursday by Radio Islam
Teaching with Heart: A Kindness Centered Approach: Muallimah Badronisa Ally by Radio Islam
Youth Talk with Bibi Ayesha: Raising a child with a chronic illness/disability Guest: Aamira Pillay by Radio Islam
Afghan Relief on the Earthquake's Impact and Recovery Efforts- Dr F Senzai by Radio Islam
ASRI Report: SASA’s Postbank Exit, Political Killings Probe, and Electricity Hikes Add to Citizens’ Burden by Radio Islam
South African Humanitarian Joins Global Sumud Flotilla to Gaza, Citing Duty to Her Children by Radio Islam
Irshaad Ahmed Chotia: South African Voice on the Sumud Flotilla’s Journey to Gaza by Radio Islam
Gauteng relaunches Nasi Ispani to tackle youth unemployment :Elijah Mhlanga, Gauteng Gvt Spokesperson by Radio Islam
Sumud Flotilla: South African Voice Joins Global Push to Break Gaza Siege by Radio Islam
After Nearly Three Decades, Boy Mamabolo Exits ANC Amid Claims of Sabotage and Marginalisation by Radio Islam
Five Years On, ActionSA Confronts Past Missteps and Stands Firm on Neutrality Debate by Radio Islam
The Struggle Of The Ulama Against British Colonization | Ml Muhammed Ali Desai by Radio Islam
Massive landslide in Sudan kills 1,000, says rebel group - Khalid Dahab. by Radio Islam
Turning every child into a reader: The Book Dash story with Dorette Louw by Radio Islam
The Africa Report with Ayesha Kajee: Uganda’s Deal with the US, Botswana’s Health Crisis, and Ethiopia’s Fragile Peace by Radio Islam
Attention is fast becoming the world's most scarce resource | Prof R Schoeman by Radio Islam
How Xenophobia Fear and Flawed Policy threaten South Africa's HIV Fight: Mia Malan by Radio Islam
H Mashaba on ActionSA's 5th anniversary and its 'neutral' stance on Palestine by Radio Islam
ASRI Report: Inflation Battles, Trade Wars, and South Africa’s Economic Crossroads by Radio Islam
Debate Over Helen Zille as Johannesburg Mayor Raises Questions on Leadership by Radio Islam
The Social Programme - Pathways to Marriage | Prophetic Guidance for a Blissful Marriage by Radio Islam
Fossil Fuels are the new Tobacco as Alemi Collective calls for a fossil Ad Ban: Noxolo Mfocwa by Radio Islam
The Asia Pacific Report | FORUM-ASIA Reports Shrinking Civic Space Across Asia | Hye Joon Lee by Radio Islam
Young Women Lured to Russia by Glamorous Job Offers Amid Trafficking Fears by Radio Islam
Fake fact check: Did an Orca Really Kill Jessica Radcliffe? The Truth Behind the Viral Story by Radio Islam
Alarming Surge in Violence in SA Schools- Dr S Omar, Teddy Bear Foundation by Radio Islam
The Shadow State: Unmasking the Corruption Behind Babita Deokaran’s Assassination by Radio Islam
Palestine Report with Moulana E Moosa: A Gaza In Flames, A World In Solidarity | 25 August 2025 by Radio Islam
The Debrief Report: SA’s Global Standing Undermined from Within 25 August 2025 by Radio Islam
The rise of homeschooling: Why more parents are choosing to educate at home by Radio Islam
Protecting Bone and Joint Health - What Every Woman Should Know:Dr Shivam Bhika by Radio Islam
Media junkets raise outcry: Activists question integrity of South African journalism by Radio Islam
Counselling psychologist with a special interest in neurodiversity: Sameeha Elias by Radio Islam
Ghost Teachers, bribery and broken trust: Education posts probe launched across 22 000 schools by Radio Islam
"War on Waste"Keeping Ennerdale Clean and Safe for Our Children: Melvyn Petersen by Radio Islam
Correctional Services Minister: Prisoners must produce own food and save taxpayers' money by Radio Islam
Inside Israel's Uprising: Dr Alon Liel, former Director General of Israel's Foreign Ministry by Radio Islam
Adams College Learners to Represent South Africa at Global Water Prize in Sweden by Radio Islam
Racism Claims Against Minister Gaytan McKenzie Under Human Rights Commission Probe by Radio Islam
SAHRC Investigates Minister Gayton McKenzie Over Racist Social Media Posts by Radio Islam
Trapped by Borders – Gaza students accepted in the UK share their struggle | Logain Hamdan by Radio Islam
Bought Narratives: South African Media Exposed for Taking Funded Trips to Israel - Hassan Lorgat by Radio Islam
ASRI Report: National Dialogue Sparks Rift Between Presidency and Legacy Foundations by Radio Islam
OUTA Targets Former Joburg Property Company CEO in Delinquent Director Case by Radio Islam
GBV Case Withdrawals by Police a “Betrayal of Justice,” says National Shelter Movement by Radio Islam
When the hospital calls for the body’s return for a post-mortem – Legal and Islamic guidance for bereaved families | Attorney Munirah Osman [AMAL] by Radio Islam
One dead, two injured and vehicles torched in Maponya Mall - Rev Sam Mahlole. by Radio Islam
The Social Programme - Pathways to Marriage | The Nikaah & Walima Function by Radio Islam
South Africa’s Maths Crisis: Decline in Pure Maths Threatens Future Skills by Radio Islam
The Insight: Turkey strengthens West Africa ties with Senegal visit | Ayesha Kajee AFRASID by Radio Islam
Household Express:Baking with Heart Purpose and Faith Guest Fathima Achacha by Radio Islam
Hayatan Tayyiba: Muslim Women as Protectors of the Qur’an - Muallimah Fadwa Solomon [Qamar Institute] by Radio Islam
Taxpayers Funded R779 Million in Security for State Properties — Minister Says Asset Optimisation Offers Relief by Radio Islam
Ethekwini makes History as first SA Metro approved to Generate its own Electricity by Radio Islam
The Asia Pacific Report: Myanmar’s Military Declares ‘End’ to Emergency | Debbie Stothard- 140825 by Radio Islam
South Africa urged to accelerate electricity access through private-public partnerships by Radio Islam
Gaza: Death of Journalist Anas al-Sharif Raises Urgent Questions on Press Freedom by Radio Islam
Operation Dudula: Questions raised about government’s inaction amid group’s plans to meet with Health Minister by Radio Islam
FW de Klerk Foundation Withdraws from National Dialogue Over Concerns of Government Hijacking by Radio Islam
Corruption Allegations Shadow Pretoria Police Appointment, Sparking Calls for Reform by Radio Islam
NUMSA Spokesperson P Hlubi Calls for Stronger Stand Against Gaza Genocide by Radio Islam
Til Finances Do us Part: Finding Trust, Transparency & Barakah in Marriage Finances by Radio Islam
How Aisha Pandor is Transforming Work, Tech and Social Impact in South Africa by Radio Islam
Heritage Foundations Withdraw from National Dialogue Amid Transparency and Planning Concerns by Radio Islam
The Palestine Report : Israeli airstrike kills Al-Jazeera journalist Anas al-Sharif by Radio Islam
Starving Gaza - The Slow Death No One Can Look Away From | Doctors Without Borders (MSF) by Radio Islam
The Mindful Sisterhood Conversations on Mentl Health & Wellbeing: Dr Yumna Minty by Radio Islam
ASRI Report: DA Courts Muslim Voters, Cape Town Faces Budget Backlash, and Coalition Talks Stir Political Waters by Radio Islam
KZN’s Unemployed Doctors Take to the Streets Over Broken Promises and Health System Strain by Radio Islam
Don't Judge Me? Understanding Hijab, Obligation, and Accountability in Islam by Radio Islam
Nurturing tomorrow’s Journalists – How Orient School is inspiring young Newsmakers by Radio Islam
Bring Back the Rope? Civic Group’s Call for Death Penalty Rekindles Fierce Debate by Radio Islam
The Social Programme - Pathways To Marriage | The Mehr & Nikaah Ceremony by Radio Islam
Brazil’s Democratic Crisis: Supreme Court Places Bolsonaro Under House Arrest Amid Coup Plot Allegations by Radio Islam
New Horizons:Tasneem Valley How Changing Weather Affects Different Skin Types by Radio Islam
Sunni Jamiatul Ulama Raises Concerns Over SAHUC's Shift to Business Enterprise and Lack of Transparency - Ml Mohamed Tariq by Radio Islam
Restitution and Renewal: How Community-Based Tourism is Transforming Land Restitution in South Africa | Dr Regis Musavengane by Radio Islam
How Emerging Technologies and Sustainable Choices are Shaping a Greener Future:Lungile Maile by Radio Islam
Pakistan’s Anti-Terror Court Jails 100+ PTI Leaders Amid Crackdown Claims by Radio Islam
The Debrief Report: ANC Renewal or Ruin? Qaanitah Hunter Unpacks Corruption, Decline, and False Promises 4/08/25 by Radio Islam
Health Ombud Weighs In: Disturbing Deaths at Northern Cape Psychiatric Hospital | Professor Taole Mokoena by Radio Islam
Youth Talk with Bibi Ayesha:Digital parenting & digital teenpreneurs Guest: Bilal Kathrada by Radio Islam
Azaadville Residents Resist New Mogale City Electricity Penalties; Mogale City Disconnects Power | M Laher by Radio Islam
ASRI Report: The West’s Grip on Narrative Weakens as South Africa Emerges a Defiant Voice by Radio Islam
Trump’s Tariff Threat Puts R60 Billion South African Investment Gamble at Risk by Radio Islam
Gauteng Health responds to continued measles outbreak cases rise:Charles Ricketts by Radio Islam
Middle East Report- Trump Hesitates on Iran Strike as Israel Presses Ahead with Bombings by Radio Islam
The Insight: Nigeria on Edge - Boko Haram & ISIL Resurgence Unpacked with Abdkabir Azeez by Radio Islam
The Insight: Are Waste Pickers workers or entrepreneurs? Rethinking informality and justice in SA’s economy | Associate Professor Marlese von Broembsen by Radio Islam
IPID Boosts Manpower to Tackle Growing Backlog of Police Misconduct Cases - IPID's Lizzy Suping by Radio Islam
eThekwini Municipality Explores Smart City Partnerships in UAE - eThekwini City Manager Musa Mbhele by Radio Islam
KZN PSF calls on local stores to rethink Israeli goods in act of solidarity by Radio Islam
KZN’s pioneering workshop on unlocking global growth - Brother EBI Lockhat by Radio Islam
Ghost Worker Syndicates Loot Millions from SA Government in Mafia-Style Scam by Radio Islam
SA's Screen Time Crisis: Experts Sound Alarm Over Mental Health in Youth by Radio Islam
SA’s Only Licence Printing Machine Crisis Spurs OUTA’s Urgent Call for Reform by Radio Islam
Gauteng Education Department Leaves Schools Drowning in Debt, ActionSA Demands Accountability by Radio Islam
Trump’s Iran ultimatum escalates tensions as experts warn of regional fallout by Radio Islam
What Is Behaviorism & How Can It Help With Learning? Mufti Yusuf Moosagie by Radio Islam
ActionSA Gauteng Condemns irresponsible Governance in Gauteng School: John Moodey by Radio Islam
The youth around Nabi Muhammad SAW Guests: Hafiz Luqmaan Ahmed & Moulana Sulayman Patel by Radio Islam
How the world is reacting to Israel attacks on Iran nuclear, military sites - Mariam Jooma Çarikçi. by Radio Islam
Eastern Cape Floods: SAHRC Calls for Urgent Government Accountability and Climate Action by Radio Islam
Municipal Crisis Deepens: R1.47 Billion Spent on Consultants Amid Audit Failures by Radio Islam
Calls Grow Over Egypt's Crackdown and SA's Silence - Khalid Vawda [Social Intifada] by Radio Islam
The Social Programme – Pathway to Marriage |Objectives and Selection of Spouse by Radio Islam
The Insight: Gaza Under Siege - Israel’s Military Strategy and the Crime of Starvation - Prof. Haim Bresheeth by Radio Islam
The Insight: Protest or Punishment? Cambridge students speak out against ‘Criminalisation’ of Gaza Solidarity by Radio Islam
Behind the Wheel, Behind Bars? Understanding the Law When Children Commit Serious Crimes | Analyst Thabang Bogopa by Radio Islam
South Darfur Crisis: MSF Report Exposes Harrowing Conditions Amid Silence from International Community by Radio Islam
Media Lens: Ukraine’s Operation Spider Web and the Shifting Nature of Modern Warfare by Radio Islam
Violence, insecurity and hunger are devastating people's lives in South Darfur by Radio Islam
Too Little, Too Late? The West's Sanctions and the Spectacle of Hypocrisy - Professor Scott Lucas on the West’s Dilemma by Radio Islam
Compassion Fatigue and Burnout in Educators: Prevention and Recovery - Faieza Bham by Radio Islam
Arica Report: Former Rebel President Joseph Kabila Returns to the DRC Amid Escalating Tensions and Civilian Massacres by Radio Islam
South Africa’s Only License Card Printer Breaks Down Again, Leaving Over 700,000 Motorists in Limbo by Radio Islam
Western Cape Blood Service reviews race-related questions on donor forms by Radio Islam
The Debrief Report: Trump, Musk and the price of power | Qaanitah Hunter by Radio Islam
Qassim Fakir A first time Hajji from Johannesburg shares his Hajj experience by Radio Islam
Palestine Report: Israel’s Escalating Onslaught and the Kidnapping of the Freedom Flotilla by Radio Islam
High-Tech Gauteng Number Plates Unveiled to Tackle Crime and Clone Fraud by Radio Islam
ActionSA Proposes Constitutional Changes to Restrict Undocumented Immigrants' Access to Basic Rights by Radio Islam
South Africa’s Silent Crisis: Rising Suicide Rates Prompt Urgent Calls for Mental Health Reform by Radio Islam
The lessons from Nabi Ibrahim AS…in learning the real lessons from the hajj, Ziyad and Rashad discover the importance of forgiving and forgiveness…before it’s too late!
Standing Tall Before Tyranny: The Legacy of Sayyidina Ebrahim (A.S.) - Mufti Yusuf Moosagie by Radio Islam
The murder of Dr. Alaa al-Najjar’s family must not be buried in silence - Dr. Belal al-Akhras by Radio Islam
Gaza: Deadlocked negotiations and surveillance humanitarianism - Dr Azzam Tamimi by Radio Islam
The AgriKara Report - Episode 5 - Laws regarding Slaughtering Under-Age Animals by Radio Islam
Told largely through Moulana's (rahimahullah) own words, learn about two Hajj journeys undertaken with meagre means, yet fulfilled in astonishing ways by the boundless grace of Allah SWT.
Rashad’s father Fayyaz wants to ask Ziyad for forgiveness, but is Ziyad ready to forgive and forget? When revenge is taken out of his hands, divine retribution steps in.
Court Blocks Impeached Judge’s Return to JSC, Reinforcing Judiciary Integrity by Radio Islam
Live from Arafah: Haji Abdul Rahim Muhammad on the emotions of standing at the heart of Hajj by Radio Islam
Rashad’s revelation leaves Ziyad in a tizz! Can he accept the harsh reality about the relationship between his father and Rashad’s, and acknowledge the truth of his own father’s faults?
Hear about Moulana Yusuf Karaan's 'miracle Haj' and the translation of Fazail e Haj - A story of Tawakkul, perseverance, arduous adventure, and ultimately, tremendous joy and fulfilment.
Carrying Uganda in My Heart - Imam Bombasa Rasul Ayob Pilgrimage for the People by Radio Islam
Heart in Mina, Home in Her Duas: Hijabella’s Hajj Journey | Fatima Sayanvala by Radio Islam
Africa in Focus: Leadership Shifts, Climate Catastrophes, and Conflict Resurgence by Radio Islam
From Classroom Companions to Hujjaj - Live from the Tents of Mina with Ml Yusuf Laher & Ml Haroon Rasheed Choksi by Radio Islam
Hajj Crossover: Nigerian Hajj Leader, Imam Yahaya Ufuoma Al-Madeny, shares powerful reflections from Mina by Radio Islam
Upon their return from hajj, the Osmans’s are invited to Hahooma’s house for tea when Rashad and his brother pitch up…another chance encounter? Or a setup by Hahooma?
Accompany Sheikh al-Qaradawi, one of the most influential scholars of the past 100 years on his first Hajj journey. Performed in 1961, it is reflective of the timeless spirituality of Hajj, coupled with humour, observations on infrastructure development and challenges with sacrificial slaughter at the Hajj.
Drug Resistant Malaria and the progress made in East Africa: Dr Stephanie van Wyk by Radio Islam
Nearly 3% of school staff flagged for criminal activity:Ashleigh Laurent by Radio Islam
Hajj Crossover: “Hajj Starts Long Before Makkah” — Shaykh Yunus Dudhwala unpacks the UK Hajj Journey by Radio Islam
The Book Review - Children’s Books Published by the Turkish Organisation UICT by Radio Islam
Aging Gracefully: Occupational Therapy Tips for Maintaining Independence in Later Life by Radio Islam
Can you feel it? It’s happening! The Osman’s are through…but a not so chance encounter with an old acquaintance, Rashad Carrim, leaves Ziyad feeling out of sorts…
State of the Nation: Outa’s Stark Warning on South Africa’s Governance Crisis by Radio Islam
The AgriKara Report - Episode 2 - Laws and Regulations Regarding Slaughtering by Radio Islam
Hundreds of women and children chased from their homes in deadly xenophobic attacks by Radio Islam
Climbing the Mountain of the Nafs: The Legacy of Ibrahim (AS) and the Inner Jihad by Radio Islam
What We Want: Journey of A Lifetime Guest Shahana Zaid Sujee (Kidz_n_mumz) by Radio Islam
Hajj through a global lens: Dr Sumayyah Hendricks reflects on gratitude, diversity, and divine facilitation by Radio Islam
Youth Talk with Bibi Ayesha: Teaching our youth about Qurbani Guest: Qari Ziyaad Patel by Radio Islam
Palestine Report: Gaza’s Humanitarian Crisis Deepens Amidst Aid Massacres and Targeted Chaos by Radio Islam
First-Time Nigerian Pilgrim Praises Seamless Hajj Systems - Dr Yahya Uthmani Abdullahi by Radio Islam
Sacred Travels Episode 1 - Hazrat Sheikh Moulana Muhammad Zakariyya Rahimahullah by Radio Islam
The Osman’s and Hahooma are back in this year’s hajj drama: In My Father’s Footsteps.Ziyad and Raeesa have been accredited for hajj, and speculation abounds as to where themoney for their hajj is coming from…even amongst the Saudi authorities!
The Insight: The true cost of consumption – Rethinking health taxes to save lives | Associate Professor Susan Goldstein by Radio Islam
ASRI Report | Municipal Meltdown: Governance Failure, Fiscal Injustice & Coalition Cracks Threaten Stability by Radio Islam
SA Municipal Audit Outcomes Paint Bleak Picture: Just 41 of 257 Get Clean Bill of Health by Radio Islam
Health, hope, and healing: Raising cancer awareness this Youth Day | Phumelele Kunene by Radio Islam
Unfortunately the connection was lost during the interview and we were unable to reconnect with Hafidh Koovadia to continue the conversation. We apologies for the break.
Left behind - DNA backlogs, expired kits, and the failing fight against rape in KZN | Lifeline & Rape Crisis PMB Director by Radio Islam
Household Express: Guest Nasreen Ali - from Lab Coats to Lemon Loaf A Bakers double Life by Radio Islam
The Social Programme – Do Not Surrender To Unjust Criticism (Part 2) & Conclusion Of The Book by Radio Islam
Avian Flu Outbreak in Brazil Poses Major Threat to South Africa’s Poultry Supply and Food Security by Radio Islam
Media Lens | Africa’s Rising Challenges: A Continent at a Crossroads in 2025 by Radio Islam
Macron says he and his wife were 'just joking,' denying a fight and blaming disinformation by Radio Islam
Gauteng Health’s Soaring Security Spend Raises Alarms Amid Budgetary Strain by Radio Islam
Sibanye’s Kloof 7 miners surface safely after 260 trapped underground - David Van Wyk. by Radio Islam
The Debrief Report with Qaanitah Hunter - Ramaphosa’s Risky Oval Office Encounter by Radio Islam
Youth Talk with Bibi Ayesha:Help! My child is a bully Guest: Gavin Frank, Educational psychologist by Radio Islam
Palestine Report | Gaza Bleeds as Israel Weaponises Aid and Targets Healthcare Workers by Radio Islam
South Africa’s Soaring Sexual Offences: Criminologist Warns of Deep-Rooted Systemic Crisis by Radio Islam
ASRI Report: Budget Blues — South Africans Face Silent Tax as Government Balances on Fiscal Tightrope by Radio Islam
A Glimpse From The Life of Burhan Al Deen Al Biqa'i - Ml Muhammed Ali Desai by Radio Islam
turns coal ash, a byproduct of coal-fired power plants, into sustainable building materials by Radio Islam
South Africa launches 90 day blitz against gender based violence and Femicide GBVF: Nabia Bernon by Radio Islam
Africa Report: Sudan’s Civil War Intensifies Amid Drone Strikes and Humanitarian Collapse by Radio Islam
Why are so many marriages in trouble after the 30th wedding anniversary: Edris Khammissa by Radio Islam
The Life & Times of Sayyidina Amr ibn Al-As Radiyallahu Anhum - Mufti Yusuf Moosagie by Radio Islam
Palestine Report: Amid Unrelenting Assault, Gaza Death Toll Rises and Western Voices Begin to Shift by Radio Islam
The Dedication of Abdullah Ibn Yaseen And The Murabitoon - Ml Muhammed Ali Desai by Radio Islam
Mums and their daughters Guest: Nabeela Gangat, Educational Psychologist by Radio Islam
Thanganani Primary School Opens Amid Teacher Shortage and Infrastructure Delays by Radio Islam
South African Government Urged to Confront Israel’s Starvation Tactics in Gaza by Radio Islam
Voices of Resistance – U.S. Students on Hunger Strike for Gaza | Yalies for Palestine by Radio Islam
Unlimited Africa: Reimagining Tourism for Growth, Culture, and Connection | Minister Patricia de Lille by Radio Islam
Police Under Fire: Minister Mchunu Responds to Rising Attacks on SAPS Officers by Radio Islam
Household Express: Kitchen Hacks to make your life a breeze Guest: Fatima Rasool Ahmed by Radio Islam
The Insight: Project Cheetah - The Hidden Costs of Rewilding with Dr Ravi Chellam by Radio Islam
Hayatan Tayyiba: Speechies Connect - Bridging voices and building solidarity between South Africa and Palestine | Rushdah Hartley by Radio Islam
Fake Fact Check: The Truth Behind Saudi Arabia’s 2025 Illegal Hajj Crackdown by Radio Islam
White Refugee Resettlement Sparks Debate over Race, Privilege, and US-South Africa Relations by Radio Islam
PKK’s Surprise Disbandment Signals Hope — But Skepticism Remains Amid Turkey-Kurd Tensions by Radio Islam
PKK announces plan to disband after 40 years of conflict with Turkey in bold peace gesture by Radio Islam
Nurses at the Frontline: Health Department Urges Protection Amid Ongoing Attacks by Radio Islam
What We Want: Sister 4 Sister & Moving to make a Differerence Guest:Tasnim Patel by Radio Islam
PSC embraces call for civil disobedience against enablers of Gaza genocide - Usuf Chikte by Radio Islam
Police assault and arrest pro-Palestine football fans in Tshwane - Alie Komape by Radio Islam
What they dont teach in Medical School: Student Doctor's Heartache: Sarah Stein by Radio Islam
Youth Talk with Bibi Ayesha:Daddy's & their daughters Guest: Nabeela Gangat by Radio Islam
South Africa’s Looming Gas Crisis: Experts Urge Swift Action to Avert Job Losses by Radio Islam
Gauteng Ethics Council Report Exposes Deep Flaws in Senior Official Vetting Process by Radio Islam
Legal Battle over NHI Act Deepens as Court Orders Presidential Transparency by Radio Islam
Dr Ranjan Solomon unpacks India-Pakistan tensions, Islamophobia, and the Modi Regime’s political strategy by Radio Islam
Blind But Unstoppable – Azraa Ebrahim graduates cum laude at UKZN with 14 distinctions by Radio Islam
The Insight: Tender, threats and a dead rabbit - Unpacking corruption in SA's Billion-Rand Water Wars with Corruption Watch by Radio Islam
India-Pakistan Tensions Escalate: Zaki Khalid | Editor, Pakistan Geostrategic Review by Radio Islam
Concerns Mount Over Capital Budget Spending as eThekwini Residents Endure Infrastructure Failures by Radio Islam
DA Heads to Court Over Employment Equity Quotas, Labels Them “Racial Exclusion” by Radio Islam
Fake fact check: New WhatsApp image scam Fraudsters can steal data, OTPs; how to stay safe by Radio Islam
What to make of the commission of inquiry on failure to prosecute Apartheid era crimes? Imtiaz Cajee by Radio Islam
City of Johannesburg Loses R330 Million Grant Meant to Bolster Public Transport Infrastructure by Radio Islam
Burning Books to Stay Alive: A Story of Survival from Gaza | Hend Salama Abo Helow by Radio Islam
Hunger Crisis in Eastern Cape Schools Raises Alarms Over Mismanagement of Nutrition Funds by Radio Islam
Economist Dawie Roodt outlines what South Africa needs to avoid financial failure by Radio Islam
South Sudan: MSF Sounds Alarm on Healthcare Challenges Amid Malaria Outbreaks by Radio Islam
Thousands of people rally in support of Burkina Faso's transitional president by Radio Islam
Could E-Voting Be the Future? IEC Explores Digital Democracy for South Africa by Radio Islam
Teen Edition:Practical Tips for Handling Body Insecurity & Boosting Confidence by Radio Islam
Cape Town’s R100 Million Security Plan Raises Questions Amid Escalating Attacks on Municipal Workers by Radio Islam
The Insight - Inside the Viral Trade War: Chinese Factories, TikTok, and the Future of Global Retail by Radio Islam
The Art of Negotiation: How to Close Deals and Build Lasting Partnerships by Radio Islam
How Many Sunnah & Nafl Rakaats Should You Read Daily? - Mufti Yusuf Moosagie by Radio Islam
Riverlea High Fire: Over 230 Learners Affected as Arson Investigation Unfolds by Radio Islam
Breaking free from the Materialistic World:Finding peace beyond the pressure of wanting what we see by Radio Islam
Judicial Watchdog Calls for Accountability as Tribunal Hears Case Against WC Judge by Radio Islam
Electricity restored to 90% of Spain and most of Portugal after massive power outage by Radio Islam
South Africans Relieved as VAT Hike is Reversed Following Political Negotiations by Radio Islam
DA Claims Victory as Treasury Backtracks on VAT Hike Following Legal Pressure by Radio Islam
Water pistols and Red tape: AfriForum pushes back against Private Security Gun Law Amendments - Afriforums' Jacques Broodryk by Radio Islam
The Insight: How tackling food waste can save the planet - SA Harvest's Chiara Henry by Radio Islam
Gaza: A Century of Displacement Fuels Today’s Genocide, Says Political Analyst by Radio Islam
Household Express: Zainub Saeed Everyday Ingredients for the Extra Ordinaty Meal by Radio Islam
Debunking false claims about the Hajj pilgrimage being banned during summer months by Radio Islam
Tembisa Hospital Fires Spark Urgent Call for Transparent Investigation and Health Sector Reform by Radio Islam
VAT Hike Exposes Cracks in Government of National Unity - Dr Terrance Molobela UFS by Radio Islam
Loving Allah SWT: Explaining His Love to our Children Muallimah Juwairiya Loonat by Radio Islam
From TikTok to TV: How Social Media is Influencing Broadcast Content - Sabiya Parker by Radio Islam
Touch Health expert; practices Brain Gym, EHT (Emotional Healing Techniques), and acupuncture by Radio Islam
Insights into ethical leadership and spiritual intelligence with Ustadh Tasif Zaman by Radio Islam
Youth Talk with Bibi Ayesha: It's term 2! Time to step up Guest: Shahana Sujee by Radio Islam
5.2 Million Earmarked for Schools Stolen: BOSA Slams Education Theft in the Eastern Cape by Radio Islam
DA Surpasses ANC in Voter Support, IRR Poll Reveals Shift in South African Political Landscape by Radio Islam
Tribute to Apa Zeenat Nosarka: Honouring a Voice that Guided Generations by Radio Islam
Fake fact check: Are AI-Powered Seatbelt Cameras Being Rolled Out in South Africa? by Radio Islam
‘It Starts With You’: Gauteng Launches Easter Road Safety Campaign to Curb Holiday Tragedies by Radio Islam
Know your rights at roadblocks: OUTA’s Advocate Stephanie Fick’s advice to motorists by Radio Islam
Past Trauma & Relationships: Our Past Experiences Shape us, but they dont have to define who we are by Radio Islam
Empowering through enterprise: Raeeza Bulbulia's mission to uplift South Africa's youth and women by Radio Islam
Leading with Purpose: How Values-Driven Leadership Builds Stronger Businesses by Radio Islam
SA Households Cut Back on Meals to Afford Electricity, Reveals Debt Rescue Survey by Radio Islam
NGO to Sue Government Over Unregistered Spaza Shops After Child Hospitalised - Forum for SA, Tebogo Mashilompane by Radio Islam
Saving African penguins: Inside the historic fishing ban to protect endangered species | Christina Hagen by Radio Islam
Homeopath-Co-Owner:The Healing Sanctuary-chairperson:Homepathic first Aid Kit [Part2] by Radio Islam
Low-Cost RDP Housing: CSIR's Brick Innovation May Revolutionise Housing in South Africa by Radio Islam
Justice Denied? CGE speaks out on systemic failures after Omotoso judgment - Javu Baloyi (CGE Spokesperson) by Radio Islam
The Insight - The Quiet Fight to Protect the World's Last Uncontacted Tribes | Calum Russell by Radio Islam
ActionSA Proposes Bold Plan to Avert VAT Hike Amid Standoff Over Cabinet Size by Radio Islam
Looted riches: Congo’s minerals, regional power, and global complicity- Christian Rumu, Amnesty International’s Senior Campaigner for DRC by Radio Islam
“Stop the missiles, the bombs and the bloodshed”: Gaza aid worker highlights urgent need for an end to relentless Israeli aggression - Al-Kaser by Radio Islam
“Hungry to Learn”: Tackling Severe Child Food Poverty in South Africa | Associate Professor Sadiyya Haffejee by Radio Islam
“We’re in the Dark”: Reservoir Hills Residents Hit by Days-Long Power Outage | Ward 23 Councillor Alicia Kissoon by Radio Islam
UN expresses disappointment over extension of South Sudan's transitional period to 2027 by Radio Islam
Analysis: BDS Movement's Saleh Hijazi on Israel's intensified onslaught on Gaza 9/04/25 by Radio Islam
Update from Deir al Balah, Gaza | Zainab Hamed, Hope Makers Gaza - 9 April 2025 by Radio Islam
Residents Raise Concerns Over Service Delivery at Lenasia South IDP Session by Radio Islam
Homeopath-Co-Owner:The Healing Sanctuary-chairperson:Homepathic first Aid Kit [Part1] by Radio Islam
Black Forum SA challenges IDT board appointments over procedural irregularities by Radio Islam
Ain’t over until the ‘VAT’ lady sings: is this the final chapter for the GNU? Prof John Molepo weighs in by Radio Islam
Beyond Blame: Understanding the Teenage Pregnancy Crisis in South Africa - Dr Zoe Duby by Radio Islam
Islamic Psychology & Its benefits: Shaakirah Docrat Boda & Juraida Latif by Radio Islam
Youth Talk with Bibi Ayesha:Understanding Autism in children Guest:Leryke Kleynhans by Radio Islam
Broken Systems, Not Broken Girls: Research Challenges Narrative Around Teenage Pregnancy by Radio Islam
Public-Private Collaboration Key to Improving Access to Higher Education by Radio Islam
Trump’s Tariff Hike Spells Trouble for SA Exports and Regional Stability by Radio Islam
Concerns over global civil society conference to take place in Jhb - Phillip Dexter by Radio Islam
Zwelinzima Vavi on the consequences on Donald Trump's second term in office by Radio Islam
Fake Fact Check: Australia proposes 'world-leading' ban on social media for children under 16 by Radio Islam
World Diabetes Day: Raising awareness in the Eastern Cape with health screenings by Radio Islam
SAFA President Danny Jordaan Faces Fraud Charges Amid Calls for Accountability by Radio Islam
Ex-security Branch Member Pleads Guilty in Student Activist’s 1987 Killing by Radio Islam
Living The Legacy: Understanding Family Dynamics [Part1] with Razia Mohamed by Radio Islam
Traditional healers will require official registration to practice under new regulations by Radio Islam
The value of time in the process of preparing for Hajj - Abdurrahman Hunter by Radio Islam
Report exposes ongoing racism at Pretoria High School for Girls – Mental Health effects of Racism in educational settings by Radio Islam
DA Calls for Treasury and Auditor-General to Investigate City Power’s R16-Billion Financial Crisis by Radio Islam
Political analysis: Dali Mpofu’s decision to move from EFF to the MK party by Radio Islam
KZN Courts to Increase Virtual Hearings: Justice Minister Evaluates New Remand Detainee System in Durban by Radio Islam
Maternal Leave: Constitutional Court to Hear Pivotal Case on Parental Leave Equality by Radio Islam
New Law Could Blacklist Parents Who Default on Child Maintenance Payments by Radio Islam
The Social Programme - Would You take a Million Dollars For What You Have? by Radio Islam
The Insight: Ancient termite colonies unveil new paths to climate solutions by Radio Islam
Teachers Union EUSA Criticizes SATU’s Actions Against School Governing Body by Radio Islam
OUTA wants a critical review of the electoral system to strengthen democracy by Radio Islam
ActionSA Condemns Gauteng Premier for Inaction on Child Food Poisoning Deaths by Radio Islam
DNA Testing Backlog Hinders Justice - Insight from Chairperson of the Portfolio Committee on Police by Radio Islam
Revival In Motion: Replacing harmful habits with halal alternatives Umme Ayesha by Radio Islam
Marriage Program:The Importance of Spirituality and Deen in Marriage Apa Nafeesa Varachia by Radio Islam
MSF mobilises urgent medical assistance in Lebanon amid humanitarian crisis: Insights from Dr. Mounia Amrani by Radio Islam
Fake Fact Check: Construction of Saudi Arabia's controversial giant cube begins in Riyadh by Radio Islam
KZN Shelters for Abuse victims face closure amid funding crisis, NPO warns by Radio Islam
The Insight - SA returns to ICJ in ongoing Gaza genocide case against Israel by Radio Islam
South Africa's Electoral Reform: IRR Calls for Public Engagement on Democracy’s Future by Radio Islam
Muslim Marriage Certificates by Department of Home Affairs misleading: Attorney I Mahomed by Radio Islam
Political Controversy Erupts Over Visa-Free Access for Ukrainian Diplomats in South Africa by Radio Islam
The Echo Chambers - Episode 4 - Gossip Dies When It Hits A Wise Persons Ears by Radio Islam
Unmasking the frames of justification: Prof Mark Tomlinson on Israel’s war crimes in Palestine by Radio Islam
Criminals Targeting Tap-and-Go Cards: Essential Safety Tips from the Banking Ombud by Radio Islam
Conserve Water or Face Dry Taps: Municipal Authorities Sound Alarm as Gauteng Faces Day Zero by Radio Islam
Israel’s assassination of three Hamas leaders, whom International Criminal Court (ICC) Chief Prosecutor Karim Khan sought to prosecute, leaves Netanyahu and his defence minister as the only remaining individuals who must still face global justice.
SA Canegrowers Push Back as HEALA Calls for Sugar Tax Increase to Combat Health Issues by Radio Islam
MDPMI Survey reveals how digital platforms shape news habits in South Africa by Radio Islam
Azhar Sacoor explains South Africa's filing of 'memorial' on Gaza genocide at ICJ by Radio Islam
Chief Mandla Mandela on his denial of a visa by the UK over Palestine support by Radio Islam
Revival In Motion: The Profound Impact of Salah on our Health & Mind Part 1 of a 2 Part Series by Radio Islam
Trusteeship Troubles: Rogue Trustees Threaten Property Ownership in South Africa by Radio Islam
Africa4Palestine Welcomes Criminal Investigation into South African Linked to Israeli Forces by Radio Islam
Parliament Calls for Release of South African Engineers Detained in Equatorial Guinea by Radio Islam
SOE Bailouts: IRR Pushes for Accountability Amid Auditor-General’s Findings by Radio Islam
Navigating parenthood as a South African living abroad: Bibi Ayesha, Riyadh, Saudi Arabia by Radio Islam
Eastern Cape Floods: Relief Efforts Underway as Province Battles Aftermath by Radio Islam
Australia Faces Backlash for Lowering Age of Criminal Responsibility to 10 in Northern Territory by Radio Islam
The Future of South Africa Within BRICS: Exploring Relations Between SA, Russia and China by Radio Islam
Heritage in Crisis: Sewage Threatens South Africa’s Three Iconic Unesco Sites by Radio Islam
Free Market Foundation Calls for Overhaul of South Africa’s Trade Policy by Radio Islam
Fuel Prices Set to Rise as Rand Struggles – Insights from Prof Jannie Rossouw by Radio Islam
22 Children Hospitalised After Eating Contaminated Food from Street Vendors by Radio Islam
KZN Braces for Severe Storms: SAWS Warns of Disruptive Rain, Flooding, and Hail by Radio Islam
Myanmar's civil war has intensified, leaving the Muslim minority Rohingya trapped along its border with Bangladesh.The interim government in Dhaka has urged the international community to address the growing humanitarian crisis.
New research shows cigarette ban could save more than 10 000 lives in South Africa by Radio Islam
Simple positive psychology tips that will make you happier and your day better: Saajida Kharwa by Radio Islam
Reinforcing Islamic teachings and morals in children by upskilling as an aalim by Radio Islam
AWARE.org says transport month says there must be emphasis on as a top priority by Radio Islam
Revival In Motion: Psychological support for Muslim reverts with Mohammed Uzair Bhamjee by Radio Islam
Halal implications of vertical-cut slaughtered meat being sold in Saudi Arabia - Mufti Abdullah Nana by Radio Islam
Welcome to the Minara Business Awards 2024 Finalists podcast! Join us as we dive into the stories and insights of this year's standout business leaders. Each episode features candid conversations with the finalists, exploring their journeys, challenges, and the innovative ideas that set them apart. Tune in to discover what drives their success and how they’re shaping the future of business!1. Sameer Khan - Hydra Power Group2. Suleman Shaik - Shaik Investments3. Yusuf Moola - Kondoni Fuels4. Zahid Fakey - We Feed SA
Welcome to the Minara Business Awards 2024 Finalists podcast! Join us as we dive into the stories and insights of this year's standout business leaders. Each episode features candid conversations with the finalists, exploring their journeys, challenges, and the innovative ideas that set them apart. Tune in to discover what drives their success and how they’re shaping the future of business!1. Mariam Cassim - Reunion Wholesalers2. Ml Suhail Wadee - Ashraful Aid3. Mahomed Kaka - Woodford
Operation Shanela: SAPS arrests over 14,700 suspects in major crime crackdown across South Africa by Radio Islam
Welcome to the Minara Business Awards 2024 Finalists podcast! Join us as we dive into the stories and insights of this year's standout business leaders. Each episode features candid conversations with the finalists, exploring their journeys, challenges, and the innovative ideas that set them apart. Tune in to discover what drives their success and how they’re shaping the future of business!1. Asma Moola - Kondoni Foods2. Fatima Vawda - 27 Four Investment Manager3. Humairaa Moolla - HM Accounting
Welcome to the Minara Business Awards 2024 Finalists podcast! Join us as we dive into the stories and insights of this year's standout business leaders. Each episode features candid conversations with the finalists, exploring their journeys, challenges, and the innovative ideas that set them apart. Tune in to discover what drives their success and how they’re shaping the future of business!1. Abdullah Verachia - CEO Strategist2. Anas - Leboba Cafe3. Ashraf Allie - Cape WInds
Minneapolis becomes first major U.S. city to broadcast Islamic call to prayer 5 times per day by Radio Islam
"Voices of Success: Radio Islam Interviews Past Minara Award Winner Zakerah Palekar by Radio Islam
"Voices of Success: Radio Islam Interviews Past Minara Award Winner Hanif Salat by Radio Islam
Voices of Success: Radio Islam Interviews Past Minara Award Winner Shahnaaz Paruk by Radio Islam
Voices of Success: Radio Islam Interviews Past Minara Award Winner Ebrahim Asmal by Radio Islam
Voices of Success: Radio Islam Interviews Past Minara Award Winner Shafinaaz Hassim by Radio Islam
Living The Legacy: Important Out looks Aligning our personal aspirations with our true selves by Radio Islam
Plan to rename Sandton Drive to Leila Khaled: MMC Kabelo Gwamanda receives petitions by Radio Islam
Legal implications for South Africans engaging in foreign military contracts under SA Law by Radio Islam
SA citizen Aaron Bayhack identified as sniper in Isreali unit | Dr A Jazbhay, MRN by Radio Islam
SA Aaron Bayhack identified as sniper in Israeli unit: Legal implications | Mr C Phiri: DIRCO by Radio Islam
Rise in poisoned food cases in South Africa linked to pesticide contamination by Radio Islam
Former Finance Minister Tito Mboweni Dies, Remembered for His Iconic Aloe Plant in Budget Speeches by Radio Islam
Listen to this interview with the Board of Directors of the Minara Chamber of Commerce. Discover their vision for empowering local businesses and driving economic growth in our community.1. Solly Suleman: Minara Chamber of Commerce President2. Ebrahim Patel: Minara Director and Chair of International Trade and Investment3:Nazareen Ebrahim: Minara Director of Technology and PR Portfolio
Revival In Motion: The Importance of Giving Daʿwah Muallima Aziza Hathurani by Radio Islam
Q&A on Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) in children Guest: Dr Ebrahim Sader by Radio Islam
Afica4Palestine strongly condemns attempts to block Mandla Mandela from entering UK by Radio Islam
UP Researchers Use Satellite Technology to Help Farmers Target Weeds with Precision by Radio Islam
Navigating parenthood as a South African living abroad : Yasmeen Kajee, Netherlands by Radio Islam
Calls for Stricter Alcohol Laws: SAMNET Discusses Push for Stronger Controls in South Africa by Radio Islam
Court Showdown Over Joburg Zoo’s Elephants as Non-Profits Push for Release Into the Wild by Radio Islam
WaterCan Demands Accountability as Half of Joburg's 42 Leaking Reservoirs Remain Unrepaired by Radio Islam
Eastern Cape Police Launch Manhunt After Six Patrollers Killed in Qumbu Ambush by Radio Islam
Hayatan Tayyiba - Navigating Parenthood as a South African Living Abroad by Radio Islam
Hayatan Tayyiba - Taking a Sabbatical – Is This a Great Idea Mentally For You or Not by Radio Islam
Finding Balance and Implementing Techniques to Feeling Overwhelmed With Our Daily Tasks by Radio Islam
Bilal Ismail- CEO of the Imam Development Program and Instructor at Al Kauthar Institute by Radio Islam
One year of genocide: SA activists call for increased global solidarity for Palestine by Radio Islam
Court allows JSC to continue interviews for 27 vacancies without John Hlophe's presence by Radio Islam
Professors Salim & Quarraisha Abdool Karim Honoured with Lasker-Bloomberg Award for Pioneering Work by Radio Islam
Judges matter calls for the EFF's Mkhwebane to be investigated for racial slurs by Radio Islam
Human rights NGO #Africa4Palestine gives its support to renaming Sandton Drive by Radio Islam
17 incomplete schools in Gauteng hinder delivery of quality education: DA by Radio Islam
Marriage Program:Marriage Children Blessing & Boundaries Tasneem Ahmed Basha by Radio Islam
Aryan Benevolent Children’s Home takes decisive action amid abuse allegations and commits to reforms by Radio Islam
Travel therapy: Could holidays help mental health and wellbeing? NasreenVariyawa by Radio Islam
Revitalizing KZN’s Tourism industry for a bumper summer season - FEDHASA East Coast by Radio Islam
The Insight with HRW: Racism and Discrimination Against Indigenous Papuans by Radio Islam
Marriage Program: Marriage & Children Blessing and Boundaries Tasneem Ahmed Basha by Radio Islam
Excellence in mathematics education: In conversation with award-winning teacher, Raheema Ismail by Radio Islam
Munzalan Mubarakan | Navigating parenthood as a South African living abroad by Radio Islam
Despite several requests, the Justice Minister failed to produce copy of loan agreement by Radio Islam
Plastic pollution has become ubiquitous in natural and built environments, raising concerns about potential harm to humans and nature alike. Once in the environment, research shows that plastic pollution is persistent and may take between 100 to 1,000 years or more to decompose, depending on environmental conditions.
Experts warn ousting of Tshwane Mayor could spark trend in other Metros | Dr Ntsikelelo Breakfast by Radio Islam
MSF working hard in Nigeria after floods kill at least 30 people and displaced 400-thousand by Radio Islam
Cilliers Brink has been removed as Mayor by an overwhelming majority in Tshwane by Radio Islam
Has the Muslim world moved towards greater unification amidst the Gaza genocide - Jahangir Mohammed by Radio Islam
Growth of South African solidarity initiatives amidst the genocide - Naazim Adam by Radio Islam
Revival In Motion: Supporting & Uplifting Widows in our Communities Guest Mariam E Teladia by Radio Islam
Youth Talk with Bibi Ayesha: Mobile phones in schools Guest: Naumaan Panchbhaya,Deputy Principal by Radio Islam
Israeli Foreign Minister Israel Katz on Thursday rejected proposals for a ceasefire with Hezbollah after the United States and France called for a 21-day halt in fighting that has killed hundreds in Lebanon and raised fears of a ground invasion.
Initiating the return of traditional parenting methods with Dr Leonard Sax by Radio Islam
Kenyan President William Ruto has landed in the Haitian capital to assess a Kenya-led security mission in the Caribbean nation, a day after a United Nations expert warned that Haiti faced deepening violence and insecurity.
Dennis Bloem criticises Ramaphosa government, citing corruption worse than Zuma era by Radio Islam
SAFJP supports the resolution to end Israel's illegal occupation of Palestine by Radio Islam
Living The Legacy: The drastic effects of social media on our youth Apa Nabila Bhingji by Radio Islam
Gauteng water insecurity: Co-operation between all parties necessary to avoid Day Zero by Radio Islam
Revival In Motion: The Art of Nurturing a Peaceful Ambiance at Home with Sumayya Aboobaker Essop by Radio Islam
eThekwini’s R500 Million Smart Meter Project Fails: Investigation Launched by Radio Islam
Government of National Unity Sparks Renewed Hope Across South Africa – Dr Jakkie Cilliers by Radio Islam
The Insight - RAF under scrutiny for fraud control, expert highlights evidence gaps by Radio Islam
Dr Ahmed Bilal calls Adhan in Valencia’s Basilica Church for the first time in 8 centuries by Radio Islam
Concerns Mount Over Imran Khan’s Safety: Exclusive Insight with Sister Aleema Khan by Radio Islam
Political analysis: Dr Mabuto Shangase on why ANC, EFF and MK are losing support as future leaders by Radio Islam
High water consumption and failing infrastructure responsible for Johannesburg water outage by Radio Islam
The Echo Chambers - Episode 2 - Your Gossip Flies On The Wings Of The Wind by Radio Islam
Living The Legacy: Finding Closeness to Allah SWT in the Midst of Trauma by Radio Islam
Mogale City exposed for releasing raw sewage into rivers and residential areas by Radio Islam
Rand Water enforces level 1 restrictions in Gauteng due to rising demand by Radio Islam
Conveying Islam in the mother tongues of Southern Africa - Yusuf Ntsane Motloung by Radio Islam
Our tendency to label people & the growing trend of labelling others toxic Part 2 of a 2 part series by Radio Islam
Choosing social groups for your child Guests: Ismail Pandor & Sheikh Ibrahim Nkabinde by Radio Islam
China has upgraded its relationship with Africa to a comprehensive Strategic Partnership, a move that President Cyril Ramaphosa says demonstrates that China relationship with Africa is mutually beneficial.
Emotional healing therapist transformational and mindset coach: Najiyya Saley by Radio Islam
ANC appears confident in securing ActionSA’s backing to change leadership in Tshwane by Radio Islam
Experts urge South Africans to rethink home security amid rising home invasion and murder rates by Radio Islam
There is widespread opposition to the proposed Wakf Amendment Bill 2024 among the Muslims, who perceive the amendments as a ploy by the government to usurp or devour Wakf properties and destroy the institution of Waqfs in the country.
KZN Parents Association Demands Accountability in Merchiston Prep Headmaster Scandal by Radio Islam
Gauteng Health Department rejects claims of poor conditions at Helen Joseph Hospital by Radio Islam
World Suicide Prevention Day: Focusing on teen suicide as an urgent public health issue by Radio Islam
SA's health emergency | Viral videos highlight the failure of Helen Joseph hospital by Radio Islam
Abysmal conditions at Helen Joseph Hospital exposed in viral video - DA’s Jack Bloom by Radio Islam
Revival In Motion: Our tendency to label people & the growing trend of labelling others toxic by Radio Islam
Africa's name should be changed due to its racist colonial origins - Prof Jonathan O Chimakonam by Radio Islam
Health minister defends NHI amid concerns over government and brain drain by Radio Islam
SA’s Healthcare Workers Facing 'Epidemic' Levels of Moral Suffering, Warns UCT Professors by Radio Islam
Bongani Baloyi joins Jacob Zuma’s MK Party, will deregister Xiluva with IEC by Radio Islam
A Mother’s Story of Raising a Special Needs Child and Celebrating Madressa Achievements by Radio Islam
The Social Programme – Revelation Beyond Reason – Sent Down With The Truth by Radio Islam
Calls for rigorous oversight as KZN Police praised for targeting 'Bad Guys' - Analysis with ISS by Radio Islam
The Insight: Israel-Hamas-US Hostage Negotiations Analysis with Gershon Baskin by Radio Islam
The Insight - Misinformation and disinformation used as weapons of war in Gaza | UNRWA by Radio Islam
Six extortion and murder suspects were killed in midnight shootout with police in Durban by Radio Islam
Charge negligent officials over Makhanda and eThekwini water outages: WaterCAN by Radio Islam
DBE highlights progress for learners with Disabilities in Portfolio Committee briefing by Radio Islam
KwaZulu-Natal police intensify crackdown on criminals - Colonel Robert Nesiuhinda by Radio Islam
Residents of Verulam and Phoenix grapple with water shortages and exorbitant utility bills by Radio Islam
How your grocery shopping list impacts your overall health – Discovery Vitality research findings by Radio Islam
Gauteng Health Department warns parents after surge in child poisoning cases by Radio Islam
Revival In Motion: Dealing with Islamophobia with Apa Zaakira Ansarmeaah by Radio Islam
MealSA facilities medical treatment for Palestinian children in SA - Dr. Ismail Mitha by Radio Islam
Lobbying the SA govt for even more assertive steps against Israel - Martin Jansen by Radio Islam
New Web and WhatsApp Service empowers citizens to address local challenges by Radio Islam
Former Joburg Safety MMC calls on city to fix the JMPD instead of hiring foreigners by Radio Islam
Saftu calls on education department to ensure workers' rights are upheld at Educor colleges by Radio Islam
Revival In Motion: Islamic business dealings for small businesses and home industries by Radio Islam
Shifting Muslim American Vote: How Palestine Crisis Impacts 2024 U.S. Election by Radio Islam
The Insight - Why health promotion is key to Universal Healthcare and NHI success in SA by Radio Islam
The Insight: Examining Ecocide - How Military Occupations fuel Climate Disasters by Radio Islam
Tshwane Mayor Brink Attempts to Halt Motion of No Confidence Amid Coalition Uncertainty by Radio Islam
State-of-the-art r100-million Wits Roy McAlpine burns unit open its doors by Radio Islam
South Africa's Child Crisis: Urgent Action Needed to Prevent Long-Term Damage by Radio Islam
Calls for Minister Simelane to respond transparently to reported VBS involvement by Radio Islam
Parenting in the 21st century: Tools to connect meaningfully with our children by Radio Islam
The Marriage Programme – Pre Marital Counselling | Option or Necessity in Current Time by Radio Islam
SA’s virtual mission to Saudi Arabia aims to boost meat exports following ban lift by Radio Islam
ActionSA files urgent Public Protector Complaint over VBS bank "loan" scandal by Radio Islam
Stats SA Faces Crisis: Census 2022 Employment and Income Data Withdrawn Amid Quality Concerns by Radio Islam
Potential Settlement in African Penguin Lawsuit as conservationists push for fishery closures by Radio Islam
Enhanced oversight and accountability urgently needed for police resources in KZN by Radio Islam
Construction Mafia Crisis Threatens South Africa's Development: Experts Warn of Dire Consequences by Radio Islam
The Insight - Afrobarometer's 2024 Report Highlights Growing Support for Democracy Across Africa by Radio Islam
Missing Dockets and Justice Denied: National Shelter Movement Speaks on GBV Failures by Radio Islam
Household Express: Guest Christine Baxter why we need to pay attention to our Gut Health by Radio Islam
Fake face check: Huge spike in Saudi Arabians seeking asylum since 2013, survey finds by Radio Islam
Malema takes aim at Shivambu, Ndlozi in scathing address: Political analyst Malaika Mahlatsi by Radio Islam
False narrative: insinuating the Libyans were ‘terrorists’ because of ethnicity and religion by Radio Islam
Revival in Motion: The Beauty of Islam Prophetic Parenting with Umme Ayesha by Radio Islam
Constitutionality of rape and intent in sexual offences act challenged in High Court by Radio Islam
Jakkie Cilliers on Future Migration: "Hard Borders Won’t Address the Global Demographic Shift" by Radio Islam
Mpox Outbreak: Public Concerns Following WHO's Global Health Emergency Declaration by Radio Islam
Insights into grassroots mobilisation in the Thembilihle community - Professor Luke Sinwell by Radio Islam
Floyd Shivambu will join MK Party after stepping down as EFF Deputy President by Radio Islam
Gauteng Premier Panyaza Lesufi highlights lifestyle audits in State of the Province Address by Radio Islam
Unveiling the Crisis: Civilians, Arson, and Unlawful Recruitment in Myanmar's Rakhine State by Radio Islam
Several organisations decline to sign Presidential Health Compact Summit Pledge by Radio Islam
The Insight: Revamping education - 'Teach naked' to ignite youth action on environmental issues by Radio Islam
The Insight: Sudan’s health crisis deepens as conflict ravages medical infrastructure | Kyle McNally by Radio Islam
Household Express:Guest Chantal Lascaris Ladies "Youre More than A ready made Meal" by Radio Islam
Al Jama-ah expresses full support for Dada Morero as next Johannesburg mayor by Radio Islam
Female Scientists unveil ground-breaking technologies to combat plastic pollution- Dr Taahira Goga by Radio Islam
Joburg Mayor Kabelo Gwamanda resigns amidst challenges - Analysis with Tessa Dooms by Radio Islam
Health Department Clarifies Payment to Independent Pharmacies for Covid-19 Work by Radio Islam
Furore over Miss SA contestant's citizenship raises concerns about South African citizenship by Radio Islam
FF and DA fallout can lead to instability in more WC councils- Neil De Beer by Radio Islam
The Productivity Show – Dealing With Everyday Life – Is a Life of Barakah the Solution? by Radio Islam
The Productivity Show – The Benefits of Living a Life Attached to Allah and Not Your Ego by Radio Islam
Youth Talk with Bibi Ayesha: Respect for step parents Guest: Muallima Ayesha Ally by Radio Islam
Inclusivity of Special Needs within the Community Guests: Tasneem Jadwat & Kerry Walsh by Radio Islam
Hawks seize rifles, pistols at 'firearms training facility' on farm in Limpopo by Radio Islam
Celebrating women in harm reduction: The heart and soul of community change by Radio Islam
Outrage after Panga-wielding pastor terrorises staff, pupils at Katlehong school by Radio Islam
Household Expresss: Guest Amina Dindar Foods that trigger your blood sugar levels by Radio Islam
The Social Programme – Unlocking Productivity: Top Tips for Managing Your Time by Radio Islam
Bongani Baloyi expresses No Regrets over rejecting Julius Malema's offer to join ANC by Radio Islam
South African Public Service hosts inaugural meeting of SADC Public Service Commissions Forum by Radio Islam
AfriForum criticizes Gauteng Education Department over Student Governing Body Decision by Radio Islam
President Mohammed Shahabuddin ordered the release of jailed protesters, as well as ex-prime minister and opposition leader Khaleda Zia.
The Productivity Show How to Craft Good Sincere Intentions That Lead to Actions with Barakah by Radio Islam
National treasury and SARS release draft tax bills for 2024: Public feedback requested by Radio Islam
Police rescued 90 Ethiopian nationals from human trafficking syndicate in Benoni by Radio Islam
Hayatan Tayiyiba – The Barakah Series: Why Are We Addicted To Hustle Culture? by Radio Islam
Is South African coal fuelling the Israeli genocide? - Prof. Patrick Bond by Radio Islam
Are KZN cops more violent than their counterparts in the rest of the country? by Radio Islam
Santaco and City of Cape Town relations deteriorate amid proposed Traffic By-Law changes by Radio Islam
Crime and corruption take center stage in Gauteng Finance MEC's R165.8 billion budget by Radio Islam
Rise in Kidnapping and Extortion in Eastern Cape targets vulnerable populations by Radio Islam
International Relations in focus with Fazlin Fransman-Taliep | ANC stance on Palestine-Israel by Radio Islam
Concerns with Electoral reform panel - Civil society urges meeting with Home Affairs Minister by Radio Islam
Household Express: Guest Azraa Sulaimaan (Doula) World Breast Feeding Week by Radio Islam
Jacob Zuma expelled from ANC: Joins ranks with Holomisa, Malema, and Magashule by Radio Islam
World Day against Trafficking in Persons: Africa's struggle to protect its children by Radio Islam
Community uproar as iron giant Jindal reapplies for controversial Zululand mining project by Radio Islam
Revival in Motion:The remarkable life of Salahuddeen Ayyoubi Ml Ebrahim Moosa by Radio Islam
Civil Society calls for overhaul of City of Joburg leadership at protest by Radio Islam
MMC for Human Settlements promises to turn housing crisis around in Joburg by Radio Islam
95 Libyan nationals arrested at suspected military training base in Mpumalanga by Radio Islam
Failed registration of MK-affiliated-Tewusa; not a major threat to unions by Radio Islam
Civil society legally challenges government plans for new nuclear energy by Radio Islam
High Court ruling on South African arms sales to Myanmar - Dr. Atilla Kislan by Radio Islam
Trending career choicesGuest: Ebrahim Asmal, Senior Lecturer at Durban University of Technology by Radio Islam
The Bench Marks Foundation, Earthworks, Federation for A Sustainable Environment, Groundwork as well as the National Union of Mineworkers and the various participants at the South African Tailings Civil Society Working Group call on the South African government to ensure justice for the people of Jagersfontein, in the Free State province.
It has been more than 10 days now since the start of the protests against a government job quota system.
What to Expect from Ramaphosa’s Announcement on Fuel Price Formula Changes - Automobile Association by Radio Islam
IRR claims anti-poor Public Procurement Act violates constitution and encourages corruption by Radio Islam
Israeli forces' inhumane treatment and public humiliation of Palestinian detainees go unpunished by Radio Islam
Pretoria High School for Girls suspends 12 learners amid racism allegations; by Radio Islam
Optometrist Zaahira Essay Jogee awarded for providing eye care services to vulnerable population by Radio Islam
DSI launches new initiative to rebuild and enhance Palestine's research and innovation infrastructure - Department of Science and Innovation (DSI) Minister, Professor Blade Nzimande provides insight into the programme on Radio Islam.
Leveraging Social Protection to Combat Climate Disasters in South Africa by Radio Islam
Living The Legacy: Open communication & disputes between spouses with Shahista Ebrahim by Radio Islam
Revival In Motion: Addressing backbiting how we can be better Muslims Ml Ahmed Akoo by Radio Islam
Reflections of Avigail Abarbanel - Anti-Zionist activist and psychotherapist by Radio Islam
Unpacking the ICJ advisory opinion on the Israeli Occupation - Azhar Sakoor by Radio Islam
Term 3: School's expectations from learners & parents. Guests: Imraan Karolia & Abdullah Sujee. by Radio Islam
Religious & Cultural Groups Demand Meeting with DBE Over Contentious Gender-Responsive Pedagogy by Radio Islam
Global health alert: Climate change fuels rise of deadly Drug-Resistant Superbugs by Radio Islam
What are nicotine pouches, and are they actually better for you than cigarettes? by Radio Islam
President Ramaphosa envisions 'Cooperation Nation' in Parliament Address – Athol Trollip Analysis by Radio Islam
WC Premier calls on Ramaphosa to prioritize citizens in GNU's opening of Parliament address by Radio Islam
Expectations from the Parliament Address on 18 July 2024 - Analysis by Sandile Swana by Radio Islam
Revival In Motion Guidelines on being Khaleefa on Earth in light of the global climate Crisis by Radio Islam
Social Media influencers Guest: Ebrahim Asmal, Senior Lecturer at Durban University of Technology by Radio Islam
Panel recommends eight measures that can steer SAs healthcare system towards recovery by Radio Islam
Wills, Estates and Trusts: Inheritance in Islam Attorney Muhammed Coovadia by Radio Islam
The ASRI Report with Dr I Buccus: The 7th administration and the construction mafia - 12 July 2024 by Radio Islam
Devastating storms ravage Western Cape: Roads flooded, schools closed, and more misery to come by Radio Islam
Surge in Gang Violence Prompts Deployment of 100 Additional Police Officers in Cape Town by Radio Islam
12 pupils and driver killed in a scholar transport accident on Wednesday by Radio Islam
UNICEF Representative to CAR, Ms Meritxell Relaño Arana share insight into the situation in the Central African Republic (CAR).
The Insight: Strengthening the SAPS for a safer South Africa - ISS recommendations with Janine Rauch by Radio Islam
Community profile: Dr Zakia Salod develops AI tool to predict viral vaccine candidates by Radio Islam
The United Kingdom’s new prime minister has emphasised the need for a ceasefire and a two-state solution in calls with Israeli and Palestinian leaders, as Israel has shown no inclination to stop its devastating war that has killed more than 38,000 people.
Gauteng Opens Online Applications for 2025 Grade 1 and 8 Enrollment on Thursday by Radio Islam
Topic: Management of stress Hosted by: Arshad BhayatGuest: Dr Faizal Bassa (Clinical Psychologist)
Hayatan Tayyiba – South African Woman Breaks Boundaries on the International Stage by Radio Islam
Revival In Motion:Cultivating a Tafakkur Practise with Shaykh Samih Jad Muslim Theologian by Radio Islam
Scientist urges immediate clean-up of hazardous mine dumps in Krugersdorp by Radio Islam
Durban North Mosque Attempted Bombing Incident - Update from Mosque Trustee Yusuf Desai by Radio Islam
Parenting - Supporting Adolescents and Teenagers through their development stage - Zarina Davids by Radio Islam
Finding a balance between personal and professional life - Sharifah Malek by Radio Islam
Deteriorating human rights and religious freedoms in India – Calls to designate India as a Country of Particular Concern (CPC). Insight - Safa Ahmed from the Indian American Muslim Council
Surah Fatiha read at MK Party event. What is the background - Sheikh Musa Kumbe by Radio Islam
Dr. Junaid Sultan, a UK-based vascular surgeon speaks to Radio Islam International about his experiences as part of a medical mission to Gaza in April 2015. The mission took place under the auspices of medical NGO Fajr Scientific (fajr.org)
Child trafficking Guest:Shireen Hassen, Deputy Director of Social Development, JHB Metro by Radio Islam
Joburg residents angry over City Power’s R200 monthly service fee on prepaid electricity users by Radio Islam
Doctors Without Borders launches initiative to find alternatives to single-use surgical face masks by Radio Islam
A United Kingdom-based rights group has called for global action over what it called an “intensifying genocide” against Myanmar’s mostly Muslim Rohingya minority as fighting between the Southeast Asian country’s military and a powerful ethnic armed group escalated in the western Rakhine State.
Upcoming Dawah tour and gender morality workshop by Markaz Manar al-Fikr by Radio Islam
France intensifies crackdown on Muslims ahead of Olympics - Rayan Freschi by Radio Islam
How Did Nabi Sallallahu Alaihi Wasallam Rectify People - Mufti Yusuf Moosagie by Radio Islam
Understanding the link between spiritual growth & limiting beliefs with Naeela Cajee by Radio Islam
IRR Calls on Incoming Government to Abandon Racial Classifications in South Africa by Radio Islam
CAIR condemns Biden administration's support for Israel citing humanitarian catastrophe and genocide by Radio Islam
The Insight - Inside Gaza: A Surgeon's Perspective with Dr. Aziz Bhimani by Radio Islam
South African Healthcare Professionals warn of long-term dangers of misusing weight-loss drugs by Radio Islam
GNU parties urged to hold President Ramaphosa accountable for Phala Phala scandal by Radio Islam
AMD CEO urges increased investment in Defence to incoming Minister amid National Unity transition by Radio Islam
Weekly Q&A: Wearing Taweez, Platinum Rings & Leaving Washing On The Line Overnight by Radio Islam
Revival In Motion: Dhikr Gems Laa Hawla wa Laa Quwwata illah billah with Ml Muhammed Yaamen Suliman by Radio Islam
Differences in role of African and Arab regimes in Palestine and apartheid SA - Prof. Abdi Samatar by Radio Islam
Disgraced Judge Hlope elected MK Party Chief – Analysis Joleen Steyn Kotze by Radio Islam
DA has launched a probe into Renaldo Gouws' racist video following his suspension by Radio Islam
IFP’S participation in National Government of Unity bearing fruit for the party by Radio Islam
Sudan conflict forces refugees into dire conditions at Renk and Bulukat Transit Centers by Radio Islam
Climate change threatens children’s access to healthcare and education in SA, new report reveals by Radio Islam
Hundreds of children treated for gunshot wounds in the Western Cape this year by Radio Islam
Revival In Motion: Inner Work Apathway to Allah SWT with Umm Sadiq Trauma informed Conscious Coach by Radio Islam
South African Expat, Mohammed Delair in UAE, Shares Uplifting Hajj Experience by Radio Islam
Hajj Broadcast Crossover - Nigerian Hajj reporter Ebrahim Mohamed Live from Arafat by Radio Islam
Discipline Defined: Accepting taqdeer after putting in effort | Ml Sulaimaan Ravat by Radio Islam
Cloud of Gaza Genocide Over Hajj 1445: Insights from Dr. Khalid Al Owaisi of ISRA institute by Radio Islam
Mufti Abdur Rahmaan Mangera Speaks About Latest Developments Post Covid During Hajj Period by Radio Islam
Pilgrim Who Lost His Leg Before Hajj Still Comes for Hajj Despite Difficulties by Radio Islam
Hajj reflections: Moulana Muhammad Ally reminisces on his past Hajj journey by Radio Islam
Relive the climactic moment when Rasulullah sallallahu alayhi wa sallam liberated Makkatul Mukarammah in an unprecedented exhibition of mercy.
The interview explores the significant role of Cape Town's Muslim community in local elections and the research carried out to investigate the voting patterns of Muslims in Cape Town.
Israel's war on besieged Gaza, now in its 249th day, has killed at least 37,124 Palestinians — 71% of them being women, children and infants –– and wounded 84,712 with 10,000+ believed to be buried under the debris of annihilated homes.
A chronicle of some of the most momentous events en route to the liberation of Makkah: The incident of Sayyiduna Haatib ibn Abi Balta-ah (RA), the arrival of Sayyiduna Abbas ibn Abdul Mutallib (RA) and the Islam of Sayyiduna Abu Sufyaan (RA).
IFP leader considered for second Deputy President in Government of National Unity by Radio Islam
A Muazzin's Hajj- Episode 3: Shaikh Abu Bakr, Muazzin of Masjid Bilal in Lenasia, Extension 5 by Radio Islam
The homecoming: The liberation of Makkah - Episode 3: Dreams do come true by Radio Islam
Living The Legacy: Refreshing Perspectives Being Judgemental addressing this as Muslims by Radio Islam
The homecoming: The liberation of Makkah - Episode 2: Hudaibiyah | The clear victory by Radio Islam
Anxious Behaviors That Could Actually Be Trauma Responses: Saajia Kharwa by Radio Islam
The Treaty of Hudaibiyah is described in the Qur'an as "an open victory" because this Treaty was in fact the forerunner of the Liberation of Makkah. Sayyiduna Abdullah Ibn Masud (RA) and some other Sahaba (RA) would say: "You think the conquest of Makkah is 'Victory' but we regard "the very Treaty of Hudaibiyah as the real 'Victory'. Likewise Bara' Ibn `Azib (RA) said: "You think 'Victory' refers to the conquest of Makkah. No doubt, it does, but we think the Pledge of Ridwan on the occasion of Hudaibiyah is the 'real victory'.."
Enlightening Perspectives Inner Work A Pathway to Allah SWT with Umm Sadiq by Radio Islam
The Homecoming: The Liberation of Makkah - Episode 1: Where it all began by Radio Islam
Running with Purpose: Zaid Chothia's Journey of Tribute in the Comrades Marathon by Radio Islam
South Africa's Public Protector Exposes Failings in GBV Victim Support and Justice System by Radio Islam
Report finds strong evidence of genocide in Tigray War: Calls for prosecution at ICJ by Radio Islam
The ASRI Report with Angelo Fick - Government of National Unity 7 June 2024 by Radio Islam
SAHPRA clears Benylin Paediatric cough syrup after recall over toxic chemical fears by Radio Islam
Exclusive Book's removal of "From the River to the Sea" colouring book inhibits freedom of speech by Radio Islam
Jacob Zuma's MK party in stand-off with IEC, Police on high alert in KZN by Radio Islam
Coalition government can be a good thing for South Africa : Political analyst Michael Atkins by Radio Islam
Living The Legacy: Islamic Remedies to Support Periods of Depression with Nabeela Vad Walla by Radio Islam
Revival In Motion: Enlightening Perspectives Trusting Allah SWT in Difficult Times by Radio Islam
Aftermath of the Elections - Market stability and economic outlook |Dawie Roodt analysis by Radio Islam
RII reporting live from the ROC: Mmusi Maimane on BOSA's performance in the election by Radio Islam
Voting proceeded smoothly and steadily, but minor glitches at voting stations countrywide by Radio Islam
Utilizing Comparative Market Analysis (CMA) to Determine Accurate Property Valuations by Radio Islam
Qaanitah Hunter: Analysis of latest trends and possible election outcomes by Radio Islam
Long list of unfinished business as South Africans vote for change in the Elections by Radio Islam
Household Express: Guest: Saajidah Laher Mayet Kitchen Tips for Beginners by Radio Islam
SA Elections 2024 - CSIR in collaboration with SABC set to forecast poll results by Radio Islam
Rise Mzansi's National Spokesperson Gugu Ndima on election results thus far by Radio Islam
While speaking to Radio Islam International at the polling station, Bernadine Bhairow made a pointed comment: "The reality of our democracy is that we cannot select the leaders listed on the ballot." However, she strongly stressed that "the involvement of voters is crucial in determining the direction of our country's future."
Municipal Structures Amendment Bill, 2024: Key provisions and impact on coalition politics by Radio Islam
Julius Malema positions himself as SA’s next President at Tshela Thupa Rally | Kim Heller anaysis by Radio Islam
Living The Legacy: Explaining The Day of Qiyamah to our Children Ustadha Maseeha Saloojee by Radio Islam
News Corp signs agreement granting news access to Open AI | Analysis with William Bird by Radio Islam
Johannesburg City Parks and Zoo makes a call for restoring our biodiversity by Radio Islam
Nabi Ebrahim & Nabi Ismaeel Alaihi Salaam Construct The Kaa'bah: Verse 127 of Surah Baqarah by Radio Islam
With no clear-cut choices on the best party or candidate to back, how does the Muslim voter deal with the conundrums posed by the 2024 South African election? What are the merits of voting according to values and tactical voting respectively, and is there a way to combine both in the choices we make?
Countdown to crucial Elections: ANC support wanes as DA and ActionSA surge by Radio Islam
Election violence concerns: South Africa on edge amid political tensions and societal woes by Radio Islam
International pressure mounts against Israel as ICJ expected to deliver ruling by Radio Islam
In light of the South African government's robust stance on Israel's genocidal policies and its leaning towards Russia and China, does South Africa stand at risk of becoming victim to pro-West, pro-Zionist regime change schemings? What are the role of external funders in reconfiguring South Africa's electoral landscape? What should we make of attempts to seek cessation of the Western Cape, and which interests stand to benefit from this? We put all these burning questions to acamedics, activists and analysts in this Radio Islam Election 2024 Special Report.
ICC Seeks Arrest Warrants for Israeli PM Netanyahu and Hamas Leaders: Analysis by Dr. Atilla Kisla by Radio Islam
Former MP Fatima Chohan : perspectives on the current and future political climate by Radio Islam
2024 SA Elections heat up: ConCourt bars Jacob Zuma from Parliament, MK Party unfazed by Radio Islam
Poll indicates support for ANC has grown | Political analyst Joleen Steyn Kotze by Radio Islam
Has the Muslim community enjoyed greater benefit or suffered greater loss under the ANC government and the post 1994 democratic dispensation. Voices in this special report include Rehana Moosajee and Dr. Ahmed Haroon Jazbhay.
Civil Society Groups voice concerns over Ministerial Panel for Electoral Reform by Radio Islam
I will give the ANC 5/10 for their performance over the last 30 years | Dr Ismail Vadi by Radio Islam
One third of voters still undecided who to vote for. How can parties sway them? | Analyst R Hanwood by Radio Islam
What is Al - Jama- ah plan to secure more Muslim votes - Councillor Imraan Moosa by Radio Islam
Al-Jama pursues Muslim vote citing experience and achievements - Thapelo Amad by Radio Islam
Is a vote for a smaller party a wasted one? Tessa Dooms | Director at Rivonia Circle by Radio Islam
Unemployment rate rises to 32.9% in South Africa amidst job market struggles by Radio Islam
Legal storm looms as President Ramaphosa signs controversial NHI Bill into law by Radio Islam
Global Protests on Campus for Gaza: From USA to Australia | Muawiya Mahomed by Radio Islam
Living The Legacy: Father Daughter Relationships within the Seerah with Umme Ayesha by Radio Islam
Death toll in George building collapse rises to 27 as rescue efforts continue by Radio Islam
Revival In Motion: Building Connections beyond our Roles Part 2 of a 2 Part Series by Radio Islam
Youth Talk with Bibi Ayesha:Choosing a career Guest:Kelly Ramazani, Law student by Radio Islam
ANC seizes opportunity amidst MK party turmoil in KZN | Analysis - Prof Amanda Gouws by Radio Islam
Civil Society holds a manifesto debate in Cape Town with political parties ahead of election by Radio Islam
Study finds agreeable personalities prime targets for Cybercriminals: SU Research by Radio Islam
Tayob Ali, a UK lawyer and founder of the International Centre of Justice for Palestinians spoke to Radio Islam International about the cause.
How political parties have been positioning themselves | Analysis: Nhongo Solo by Radio Islam
Elections ‘24 Manifesto: Xiluva proposes convicted prisoners lose voting rights by Radio Islam
Living The Legacy: Beauty of Islam Understanding Regret with Masoodah Jappie by Radio Islam
اَللّٰهُمَّ مَا أَصْبَحَ بِيْ مِنْ نِّعْمَةٍ أَوْ بِأَحَدٍ مِّنْ خَلْقِكَ ، فَمِنْكَ وَحْدَكَ لَا شَرِيْكَ لَكَ ، فَلَكَ الْحَمْدُ وَلَكَ الشُّكْرُ.O Allah, all the favours that I or anyone from Your creation has received in the morning, are from You Alone. You have no partner. To You Alone belong all praise and all thanks. أَصْبَحْنَا وَأَصْبَحَ الْمُلْكُ لِلّٰهِ رَبِّ الْعَالَمِيْنَ ، اَللّٰهُمَّ إِنِّيْ أَسْأَلُكَ خَيْرَ هٰذَا الْيَوْمِ ، فَتْحَهُ وَنَصْرَهُ وَنُوْرَهُ وَبَرَكَتَهُ وَهُدَاهُ ، وَأَعُوْذُ بِكَ مِنْ شَرِّ مَا فِيْهِ وَشَرِّ مَا بَعْدَهُ.We have entered the morning and at this very time the whole kingdom belongs to Allah, Lord of the Worlds. O Allah, I ask You for the goodness of this day: its victory, its help, its light, and its blessings and guidance. I seek Your protection from the evil that is in it and from the evil that follows it.
Is the DA really better at governing? | Analysis: Professor Kealeboga J. Maphunye by Radio Islam
The Insight: Unveiling media weaponization: How US coverage frames campus protests on Gaza by Radio Islam
Revival In Motion: Building Connections beyond our Roles Part 1 of a 2 Part Series by Radio Islam
Youth Talk with Bibi Ayesha: Youth & bone health Guest: Dr Mohamed Bhamjee, Orthopedic Surgeon by Radio Islam
Shell to exit South Africa after over a century: End of an era for oil major by Radio Islam
Ahmed Kathrada Foundation joins Constitutional Court battle: Deems Jacob Zuma unfit for Parliament by Radio Islam
SAHUC Mission team arrives in Jeddah: Preparations underway for upcoming Hajj Pilgrimage by Radio Islam
Recent Surge in Car Thefts Plagues Lenasia: Community and Police Mobilize by Radio Islam
Hamas chief Ismail Haniyeh has discussed the latest Israeli proposal for a truce in Gaza and an exchange of captives for prisoners with Egyptian and Qatari mediators.
Digify Africa launches the innovative Digify PRO Online Application Drive by Radio Islam
Fake fact check: If you don’t vote, is your vote automatically going to the ANC? by Radio Islam
Revival In Motion: Investing in Deen Education Zakkiyyah Obaray Student of Deen - Owner of Paizley by Radio Islam
About 50 people have died in Kenya in a deluge following heavy rains and flooding.People in villages near Mai Mahiu, about 60km (37 miles) from the capital, Nairobi, were swept away as they slept.Rescue efforts are continuing to pull people out of the mud, with fears that the death toll could rise.
Global Report on Food Crises: increase in number of people facing hunger by Radio Islam
DRC accuses Apple of using illegally exploited minerals from conflict-torn east by Radio Islam
Cape Town mayor proposes expanding the mandate of Metro Police to combat crime by Radio Islam
Active citizenry: Heidelberg Hope’s successful initiatives to bridge municipality gaps by Radio Islam
Rise Mzansi faces backlash from the Jewish community over support for Palestine by Radio Islam
Revival In Motion: Post Ramadan Spirituality with Muallimah Juwairiya Loonat by Radio Islam
Cape Town Law Enforcement Utilizes High-Tech Firearm Simulator to Enhance Officer Training by Radio Islam
Freedom Flotilla to set sail for Gaza despite Israeli threats to deliver much-needed aid to Gaza by Radio Islam
India election: Insights and analysis from Hard News Magazine editor Sanjay Kapoor by Radio Islam
Labour court upholds rights of individuals with criminal records to seek employment by Radio Islam
Understanding the implications of the Electricity Regulation Amendment Error Bill: Rob Hutchinson by Radio Islam
South Africa's literacy crisis: Calls for legislative reforms and effective spending by Radio Islam
How Nabi Sallallahu Alaihi Wasallam Fulfilled Oaths & Promises - Mufti Yusuf Moosagie by Radio Islam
Rise Mzansi Premier Candidate accuses DA leader of racist remarks amid tensions in Western Cape by Radio Islam
Calls for reevaluation of SAPS strategies to combat gender-based violence by Radio Islam
The Africa Report with Mikatekiso Kubayi (Institute for Global Dialogue) - 23 Apr 2024 by Radio Islam
Freedom flotilla to Gaza | SA representative on the convoy, Mooniba Bhyat by Radio Islam
Tensions mount as former Defence Minister seeks defence department's legal aid for corruption trial by Radio Islam
Youth Talk with Bibi Ayesha:The growing popularity of online learning Guest: Waseem Mohamed Laher by Radio Islam
IMF Projects South Africa's path to unemployment abyss under ANC leadership by Radio Islam
The judge blames PPSA for the delay in hearing Mkhwebane's gratuity case by Radio Islam
Analysis: The state and role of the ICT sector in SA | Paul Colmer (WASA) by Radio Islam
WFP urges global support as Malawi faces looming food crisis triggered by El Niño by Radio Islam
Scepticism lingers despite respite: Questions arise over long-term power supply stability by Radio Islam
The Hidden Benefits of Reciting Bismillah Before Making Wudhu - Mufti Yusuf Moosagie by Radio Islam
South Africa seeks global treaty on plastic pollution amid competing interests by Radio Islam
Malawi grapples with severe food crisis as drought and climate shocks heighten urgency by Radio Islam
Court upholds London school's ban on prayer rituals, stirring debate on religious freedom by Radio Islam
Gift of the Givers setting up Medical Facilities in Al Arish for Gaza patients by Radio Islam
The Life & Times of Sayyidina Ali Radiyallahu Anhu - Mufti Yusuf Moosagie by Radio Islam
Gift of the Givers establishes Medical Facility for Gaza patients in el-ʻArīsh camp by Radio Islam
Invasive weeds and water hyacinth pose growing threat to vital water sources nationwide by Radio Islam
Ml. Sulaimaan Ravat - Jinn and Jadoo - Episode 30: Can you Seek Treatment from an Aamil/Conclusion by Radio Islam
Ml. Sulaimaan Ravat - Jinn and Jadoo - Episode 29: Protection Against Jadoo/Sihr by Radio Islam
Ml. Sulaimaan Ravat - Jinn and Jadoo - Episode 27: How Nabi SAW was Bewitched by Radio Islam
Ml. Sulaimaan Ravat - Jinn and Jadoo - Episode 26: Soothsayers/ Fortune Tellers/ Horoscopes by Radio Islam
Ml. Sulaimaan Ravat - Jinn and Jadoo - Episode 25: History of Jadoo/Sihr by Radio Islam
Ml. Sulaimaan Ravat - Jinn and Jadoo - Episode 24: Definition of Jadoo/Sihr by Radio Islam
Ml. Sulaimaan Ravat - Jinn and Jadoo - Episode 23: Islamic Belief Regarding Jadoo/Sihr by Radio Islam
Ml. Sulaimaan Ravat - Jinn and Jadoo - Episode 22: Protection Against the Evil Eye by Radio Islam
Ml. Sulaimaan Ravat - Jinn and Jadoo - Episode 20: Effect of the Evil Eye by Radio Islam
Ml. Sulaimaan Ravat - Jinn and Jadoo - Episode 18: Actions that Protect you Against the Jinn by Radio Islam
Ml. Sulaimaan Ravat - Jinn and Jadoo - Episode 17: What to Recite for Protection Against the Jinn? by Radio Islam
Ml. Sulaimaan Ravat - Jinn and Jadoo - Episode 16: How the Angels Protect Humans Against the Jinn? by Radio Islam
Ml. Sulaimaan Ravat - Jinn and Jadoo - Episode 15: Can a Jinn Enter a Human Body? by Radio Islam
Ml. Sulaimaan Ravat - Jinn and Jadoo - Episode 14: Enmity of Some Jinns Towards Humans by Radio Islam
Ml. Sulaimaan Ravat - Jinn and Jadoo - Episode 13: How the Jinn Distract you During Salaah by Radio Islam
Ml. Sulaimaan Ravat - Jinn and Jadoo - Episode 12: How the Jinn Work with Soothsayers, etc. by Radio Islam
Ml. Sulaimaan Ravat - Jinn and Jadoo - Episode 11: Every Human has a Companion from the Jinn by Radio Islam
Ml. Sulaimaan Ravat - Jinn and Jadoo - Episode 10: Did Iblees Appear in the Time of Nabi SAW by Radio Islam
Ml. Sulaimaan Ravat - Jinn and Jadoo - Episode 9: Meetings Between the Jinns and Prophets AS by Radio Islam
Ml. Sulaimaan Ravat - Jinn and Jadoo - Episode 8: Are There Ulama Among the Jinn? by Radio Islam
Ml. Sulaimaan Ravat - Jinn and Jadoo - Episode 7: Can a Jinn Marry a Human? by Radio Islam
Ml. Sulaimaan Ravat - Jinn and Jadoo - Episode 6: Were There Prophets from amongst the Jinn? by Radio Islam
Ml. Sulaimaan Ravat - Jinn and Jadoo - Episode 5: Are the Jinn Responsible for Their Actions? by Radio Islam
The Life & Times of Sayyidina Utmaan Radiyallahu Anhu - Mufti Yusuf Moosagie by Radio Islam
Trump's Criminal Trial: Unprecedented legal battle with Political ramifications looms by Radio Islam
Revival in Motion: The Emotional Intelligency of Rasoolullah Sallallahu Alayhi wa Sallam by Radio Islam
Revival In Motion: Beauty of Islam:Navigating a Stress-Free Eid with Naadira Chhipa by Radio Islam
Ml. Sulaimaan Ravat - Jinn and Jadoo - Episode 4: Power and Abilities of the Jinn by Radio Islam
Ml. Sulaimaan Ravat - Jinn and Jadoo - Episode 3: Types of Jinn, Do the Jinn Die? by Radio Islam
Ml. Sulaimaan Ravat - Jinn and Jadoo - Episode 2: What are the Jinn Created From? by Radio Islam
Ml. Sulaimaan Ravat - Jinn and Jadoo - Episode 1: Islamic Belief Regarding the Jinn by Radio Islam
AfriForum: BELA Bill deprives schools of power to choose language policy by Radio Islam
Living The Legacy: Futuwwah Nurturing the next generation of gentlemen [Part1] Coach Naeela Cajee by Radio Islam
The Life of Sayyidina Umar bin Khattab Radiyallahu Anhu - Mufti Yusuf Moosagie by Radio Islam
Political analysis: IEC's decision to appeal Electoral Court's decision on Zuma's candidacy by Radio Islam
SAMNET launches social media training to counter negative media and Zionist propaganda by Radio Islam
A Glimpse Into The Life of Sayyidina Abu Bakr R.A. - Mufti Yusuf Moosagie by Radio Islam
Youth Talk with Bibi Ayesha: Daily madressah at home Guest: Muallima Ayesha Ally by Radio Islam
India election 2024: Minister Narendra Modi goes for a third five-year term by Radio Islam
Some 200 Myanmar soldiers have withdrawn to the so-called Friendship Bridge connecting the border town of Myawaddy to Thailand amid a relentless assault by anticoup forces.
Nicaragua seeks court order against Germany over support for Israel, urges aid reinstatement in Gaza by Radio Islam
Tshwane, Johannesburg and Cape Town count for more than 70% of Corruption Cases: Corruption Watch by Radio Islam
A year later, Alison and Sameera’s lives have completely changed. Uncertain events and big decisions have brought them where they are today.
Government's Electric Vehicle Incentives: Economic Boost or Fiscal Risk? by Radio Islam
Cocoa prices hit record highs, sending shockwaves through chocolate industry by Radio Islam
In our final episode, a collection of pertinent lessons drawn from our voyage over this series through the history of Palestine, and an exhortation for members of the Ummah to take ownership of this noble cause and deliver the true guardianship of the Holy Land that humanity so desperately seeks.
Election anxiety: Public concerns grow over opinion polls and split vote by Radio Islam
Former speaker Nosiviwe Mapisa-Nqakula alleges apartheid tactics in corruption case by Radio Islam
How Have We Changed in Using our Social Media Presence and How Can We Use it to Impact Change? by Radio Islam
How to navigate through the slew of projections on the future of Israel, Jewish and Christian speculative eschatology, and the definitive Islamic indicators on the signs of Qiyamah relating to Bayt al-Maqdis.
Amnesty International calls for collective action to shape South Africa's future by Radio Islam
The Social Programme - Addressing Social Challenges from Sūrah Hujurat (Part Four) by Radio Islam
Alison and family are reeling from the life altering events, eagerly hoping for good news.
The Social Programme - Addressing Social Challenges from Sūrah Hujurat (Part Three) by Radio Islam
The Social Programme - Addressing Social Challenges from Sūrah Hujurat (Part Two) by Radio Islam
Ribaat and sumud are interwoven into the DNA of the inhabitants of Bayt al-Maqdis. This episode elucidates on these concepts, and shares a number of anecdotes of how these have manifested in the experience of Palestinians in recent times.
Challenges faced by Muslim women academics in South Africa - Dr Quraisha Dawood by Radio Islam
3 Talk 1445 - Ep15 (4 April 2024)Throwback Thursdayin this episode we discuss:is visiting a dying art? and what's the funniest nickname you've heard?
Household Express:Guest Fadeela Khan All things Eid Best Biscuit Baking Tips by Radio Islam
PSA urges Public Protector Intervention to address Doctor shortage crisis in KZN healthcare by Radio Islam
A retrospective look at the timeline of events between 1987 and 2023 shines a light on the weight of oppression Palestinians had come to bear in this period. Palestine had become the metaphorical pressure cooker that was bound to explode.
Asma Un Nabi Sallallahu Alaihu Wasallam - Part 29 - Saahibul Hijrah - The Man of Emigration by Radio Islam
Asma Un Nabi Sallallahu Alaihu Wasallam - Part 28 - The Man of the Pulpit by Radio Islam
Part 27 The One Who Will Be Honoured With The Station of Mahmood & the Great Intercession by Radio Islam
Asma Un Nabi Sallallahu Alaihu Wasallam - Part 26 - Jaami’ul Kalim - One of Concise Speech by Radio Islam
Controversy surrounds implementation of Gender-Responsive Pedagogy in SA Early Childhood Education by Radio Islam
Asma Un Nabi Sallallahu Alaihu Wasallam - Part 25 - Az Zaakir - One Who Remembers Allah by Radio Islam
Asma Un Nabi Sallallahu Alaihu Wasallam - Part 24 Az Zaahid - The Abstinent by Radio Islam
In this Episode of Grumpy cha chas life advices he get a very surprising but important call...
3 Talk 1445 - Ep14 (3 April 2024)in todays Episode of 3 talk Ventsday we discuss:Why do guys always lose or cant find things that women can find quickly?
Asma Un Nabi Sallallahu Alaihu Wasallam - Part 23 As Saabir - The Perserverant by Radio Islam
Making Effort for Relationships - How do we Move Beyond an Egocentric World by Radio Islam
Asma Un Nabi Sallallahu Alaihu Wasallam - Part 14 Ar Ra’oof - The Kind & Gentle by Radio Islam
Ryan shares a shocking revelation, much to Alison’s surprise and their parent’s disdain. A terrible accident occurs, much to everyone’s disbelief.
While 1967 represented a major setback for Palestine, it also marked an inflection point for Islamic revival. The fruits of this revival in Palestine were realised during the 'First' Intifada with the rise of Hamas. We trace the origins of the movement, and the revolutionary role played by Sheikh Ahmed Yassin (RA).
SA SANDF members living in dismal circumstances: 600 troops share six pit latrines by Radio Islam
Living Th legacy: The Role of the Masjid and Inspiring our Youth towards Itikaf Moulana Yusuf Ravat by Radio Islam
South Africans brace for economic hardship as fuel prices surge and utility costs soar by Radio Islam
3 Talk - 2 April 2024Topic: CHOOSEDAYin todays episode of 3 talk we ask the question bulk shopping or as you need?
Living The legacy:Beautifying the Blesed last 10 with Muallimah Aziza Hathurani by Radio Islam
Nurturing the Nurturer - How do we Take Care of our Minds, Bodies and Souls as Leaders by Radio Islam
Supporting the Wife and the Extended Family - The Respect within the Extended Relationship by Radio Islam
Perspectives - Taking Control Back of Your Mind and the Whispers of Shaitan by Radio Islam
The Uniting Impact of the Collective - The Value of Working as a Group and Respecting Team Members by Radio Islam
A chronicle of the events of 1967. How the Israeli State came to directly control Masjid al-Aqsa, the Gaza Strip and the West Bank. Also first hand narratives of what it means to be living under Occupation in different regions of Palestine.
Youth Talk with Bibi Ayesha:The greatness of Allah SWT in our five senses Guest: Abdul Hack Manack by Radio Islam
In todays episode of 3 talk we speak about :Memorable Mondaysweirdest post fajr dream storyline that you can remember?Share a funny, memorable incident from Ramadan this year?
ANC deploys uMkhonto weSizwe veterans to bolster power amid rising opposition threat in KZN by Radio Islam
A viral post paints Alison in a bad light. To make matters worse, her brother is on a journey to disprove all of Alison’s beliefs.
Guardians of the Holy Land - Episode 15: The Nakba - An Open WoundThe anatomy of the ethnic cleansing of Palestine. How Israel uprooted an entire nation and still got to claim that it was the victim.
As Fahmeeda and Yahya prepare for their journey, Alison is navigating her own journey, seeking the help of Sameera and her sisters.
Guardians of the Holy Land - Episode 14: The Original NakbaAs an issue that is central to the entire Ummah, it is important to understand the catastrophe in Palestine not just through the lens of the territorial losses of 1948 or 1967. The loss of Al-Quds to the British in 1917, the fall of the Khilafah and the dismemberment of Muslim Lands thereafter are all most significant developments in the shaping of modern Palestine. This episode chronicles World War 1, Sykes-Picot, the Balfour Declaration and the British Mandate, together with the spirited resistance of the likes of Sheikh Izzedeen al-Qassam that challenged the theft of Palestine, even prior to the establishment of the Zionist State.
Alison’s heart is at ease but there’s a suffocating sadness that continues to hurt her.
As we trace the rise of Zionism, this episode notes the impact of the deeply-rooted ideology of Christian Zionism, and how Jewish Zionism was indellibly shaped by European aspirations and prejudices.
KZN - SA Human Rights Commission pays tribute to Chief Albert Luthuli at Birthplace Ceremony by Radio Islam
Extreme decisions have led to extreme challenges. Are these challenges just a dealbreaker or a foundation for strength?
In our exploration of this important chapter in the history of Bayt al-Maqdis, we seek to highlight the pertinent lessons and parallels of the era of the Crusades with contemporary struggles, and to appreciate the process, rather than just the outcome of an effort of revival.For a detailed account of the Crusades and Salah al-Din al-Ayyubi, listeners may refer to Radio Islam International's earlier documentary, The Spiritual Sword - the Life and Times of Salah al-Din al-Ayyubi.
Makana Citizens' Front demands National Government intervention amidst crippling water crisis by Radio Islam
Vote counting is under way in Senegal after a delayed presidential election that many hope will bring change after a turbulent political period that has triggered violent anti-government protests and boosted support for the opposition.
Alison is faced with extreme challenges based on her new decision. Is she resilient enough to push through the challenges?
Guardianship and service to the Holy Land has not been the sole domain of military warriors and political leaders. Al-Aqsa has been served lovingly and significantly throughout the centuries of Muslim rule by Ulama, worshippers and artisans, as we discover in this episode.
Heartfelt Reminders:The Muslimah Ramadan [Part2] with Muallimah Zaakira Ansarmeeah by Radio Islam
ActionSA unveils Manifesto with 'Basic Income Stimulus' ahead of May Elections by Radio Islam
Youth Talk with Bibi Ayesha: The greatness of Allah SWT on our mind Guest: Zaakirah Ansaarmeah by Radio Islam
SA's 30th Democracy anniversary marred by crisis: Abahlali baseMjondolo warns of 'Day Zero' by Radio Islam
A detailed account of the Fath al-Umari, the epic liberation of Jerusalem by Sayyiduna Umar al-Farooq radi Allahu anhu.
English vs mother tongue study: The duty of universities to create supportive environments by Radio Islam
No one should be killed for fighting for basic Human Rights: Amnesty International by Radio Islam
Grave concern over impact of poison and snare poaching at Kruger National Park by Radio Islam
Unions speaks out against electricity tariff increases, loadshedding and other socio-economic issues by Radio Islam
Community organiser Mbali Ntuli urges collective action to preserve democracy ahead of May elections by Radio Islam
Hayatan Tayyiba - Understanding the Power of the Attachment to our Deen as Leaders in our Fields by Radio Islam
Alison realises she’s about to make the biggest decision of her life and at the same time, Sameera realises how far from reality she truly is.
We explore the series of strategic steps taken by Rasulullah (sallallahu alayhi wa sallam) in the direction of Bayt al-Maqdis which then formed the foundation for the rapid Muslim liberation of Al-Shaam, and placed them at the gates of Masjid al-Aqsa.
Process of resistance | Emad Saber - Hamas International Relations Office by Radio Islam
Serious concern over the massive increase in kidnappings in South Africa by Radio Islam
Guardians of the Holy Land -Episode 8: The Ummah's Crowning Moment At Al - Aqsa by Radio Islam
Asma Un Nabi Sallallahu Alaihu Wasallam - Part 15 - Al Ghanee & As Sakhee by Radio Islam
Asma Un Nabi Sallallahu Alaihu Wasallam - Part 12 - Al Basheer & Al Mubasheer by Radio Islam
While Fahmeeda contemplates joining her husband, Alison is nervously toying with her thoughts.
In this episode, a voyage through centuries of history of Bani Israeel, from their greatest moments of spiritual and worldly success, to their utter moral ruin and military damnation, circumstances which paved the way for other groups and civilisations to inherit the guardianship of the Holy Land from them.
Johannesburg Water urges water conservation as Eikenhof substation hit by lightning by Radio Islam
Dr Anthony Turton warns of water-related conflicts amid World Water Day celebrations by Radio Islam
Today we explore the origins of Bani Israeel and the name 'Israeel', and follow the many faith-inspiring incidents that transpired on the trek between Egypt and Bayt al-Maqdis.
South Africa braces for pivotal elections: ANC's fate in Gauteng hangs in balance by Radio Islam
Minister Pravin Gordhan announces termination of SAA-Takatso deal amid controversy by Radio Islam
Youth Talk with Bibi Ayesha:The greatness of Allah SWT in our heart Guest: Edris Khamissa by Radio Islam
Hayatan Tayyiba - How My Feed has Changed after Oct 7th - Navigating the Difficult Images by Radio Islam
Sameera gains an unlikely acquaintance, much to her surprise. Alison’s relationship with her brother becomes more shaky than she’s expected.
Ml Sulaimaan Ravat Friday Jumuah Bayaan At Nurul Islam Masjid: Addiction by Radio Islam
This episode explores the earliest inhabitants and civilisations that took root in Palestine. It also introduces the connection of Sayyiduna Ibrahim (alayhis salaam) to this land, and the contestation over his legacy, a debate that features most prominently in the politics of the Holy Land even today.
Gauteng Health Department is bleeding money because of hospital negligence and malpractice claims by Radio Islam
Hayatan Tayyiba - How Our Perspectives Change When We Lose Those Beloved To Us by Radio Islam
Social media backlash, threats and a lot of arguments ensue. It’s up to Alison to decide whether voicing her opinions are worth it or not.
Who has the longest connection to the Holy Land? Amidst contesting claims often used to justify crimes, we enumerate the significance of Masjid al-Aqsa as the second mosque to be established on earth, and how this forges a rock solid connection between Islam and Bayt al-Maqdis from time immemorial.
SA municipal workers strike enters third week, prompting calls for action and civic response by Radio Islam
Grumpy Chacha gives a man pertinent advice on how to deal with his wife sending him to the shop multiple times to buy single items each time.
Topic for the day: Samoosa Run ChroniclesWhat's the funniest question you asked or were asked during a samoosa run?
Topic for the day: Vents Day - Do your parents call you by your sibling's names by mistake? Do you now as a parent, do the same?
Topic for today: What are things that irritate you nowadays that didnt irritate you before?
Part 8 - Al Abd, Al Aabid & Abdullah ( Servant of Allah, The Worshipper & The Slave by Radio Islam
Despite conflict of interest, Mkhwebane on panel to select Deputy Public Protector by Radio Islam
The program supports mothers throughout motherhood, from pregnancy to the early stages of child-rearing. With a focus on providing insightful and culturally relevant content, the show aims to offer guidance rooted in Islamic principles. It delves into the unique experiences, obstacles, and joys mothers encounter from conception to their children's formative years. "From Womb to Wisdom" seeks to foster a sense of community and empathy, aspiring to be a steadfast companion for mothers from diverse backgrounds as they navigate the intricate tapestry of motherhood.Today, we look at pre-conception and planning, and we are privileged to have Dr Leneque Lindeque, a renowned Obstetrician & Aesthetic gynaecologist from Hilton, KZN.
The program supports mothers throughout motherhood, from pregnancy to the early stages of child-rearing. With a focus on providing insightful and culturally relevant content, the show aims to offer guidance rooted in Islamic principles. It delves into the unique experiences, obstacles, and joys mothers encounter from conception to their child's formative years. "From Womb to Wisdom" seeks to foster a sense of community and empathy, aspiring to be a steadfast companion for mothers from diverse backgrounds as they navigate the intricate tapestry of motherhood.We are discussing pre-conception and planning with Raeesah Desai, a Certified Doula at Querencia.
Alison’s research leads her to a lot of questions. Will her family’s views sway her own?
Settler-colonialist projects not only take over land and remove the existing inhabitants. If they want to overcome their victims, take what was theirs and get away with the crime, they also seek to control the language used to talk about what’s happening.In this episode, we decode the most common names used to refer to Masjid al-Aqsa and Palestine, and make the case for reviving the usage of the best terms and names for the Blessed Land as was utilised by our Prophet Muhammad ﷺ
Part 3 - The Common Names of Almighty Allah and Nabi Sallallahu Alaihi Wasallam by Radio Islam
Part 2 - An over view of the various name of Nabi Sallallahu Alaihi Wasllam by Radio Islam
Glaucoma awareness week highlights urgent need for early detection and treatment by Radio Islam
Defend our Democracy urges political parties to uphold integrity of SA's electoral processes by Radio Islam
When questions about Alison’s stance on politics rise up, she is floored by her own ignorance. Will this define how shallow she really is?
The injustice is grave, and the political intrigues directed at Palestine are glaring. Yet, for the believer, Bayt al-Maqdis represents something larger, a connection that surpasses ephemeral circumstances. Before anything else, make the connection of iman with Bayt al-Maqdis, and immerse yourself in Al-Aqsa's wondrous treasury of virtues.
New survey predicts shifts in political landscape ahead of General Election by Radio Islam
Part 3 - The Common Names of Almighty Allah and Nabi Sallallahu Alaihi Wasallam by Radio Islam
The Various Names of Nabi Sallallahu Alaihi Wasallam From The Noble Quraan by Radio Islam
Search for missing Joshlin Smith continues amid allegations of trafficking and political controversy by Radio Islam
Meet the Carter’s and the Mohamed’s, two very different families whose lives are entwined by fate.
In the opening episode of this series that chronicles the rich history of Bayt al-Maqdis, we share the rationale and a plethora of reasons why Palestine does, and should continue to be a key focus of the Ummah's collective energies and attention.
THE IMPACT OF BIG TECH COMPANIES' DIGITAL PLATFORMS ON NEWS PUBLICATIONS IN SOUTH AFRICARecently, the South African National Editors' Forum (SANEF) expressed concerns about the influence of big tech companies on the country's news media. SANEF has highlighted the lack of transparency surrounding algorithms and data privacy and how it affects online news publications. Reggy Moalusi, the Executive Director of SANEF, joined The Insight team to provide more shed light into these important issues.BRAZIL'S POLITICAL LANDSCAPE: BOLSONARO'S RALLY AND LULA'S RESILIENCE A year after an attempted insurrection and amid ongoing investigations, former Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro rallies supporters to defend himself against legal challenges. Meanwhile, President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva remains resilient in political turbulence. Professor Felipe Tirado, an expert in Brazilian politics, joined us to unpack these developments and their implications.
Heartfelt Reminders:The Muslimah Ramadan [Part1] with Muallimah Zaakira Ansarmeeah by Radio Islam
Youth Talk with Bibi Ayesha:Healthy eating in Ramadaan Guest: Nazneen Khan, Dietitian by Radio Islam
Household Express:Guest Chef Zana Alvarado food contamination during Ramadaan by Radio Islam
'Hope for Gaza' initiative: Hygiene kits for women in Gaza | Safeera Kaka for Yasmin Moosagie by Radio Islam
Conservation actions for SA's white shark population now a matter of urgency: Experts by Radio Islam
Sanctioning of Zanu-PF leaders and not Zimbabweans welcomed – Herman Mashaba by Radio Islam
In a rare show of anger at the Chinese Communist Party, thousands of protesters have amassed in the streets of more than a dozen Chinese cities in recent days calling for an end to strict Covid lockdown measures and political freedoms.
The Insight - Impact of big tech companies' digital platforms on news publications in South Africa by Radio Islam
Western cape detectives’ questions four in connection with the disappearance of Joslin Smith by Radio Islam
Sanef Urges Competition Commission: Big Tech Secrecy Damages South African News Media by Radio Islam
The Conversation - Most Memorable Ramadan And Abdul Manack On Breaking The Fear Of Public Speaking by Radio Islam
Department of Basic Education urges public schools to conduct 2024 SGB Elections by Radio Islam
Minister Naledi Pandor set to discuss ICJ case in Lenasia 6 March 2024 at 19:00 by Radio Islam
Discovery's Pothole Academy creates jobs while fixing over 213,000 potholes by Radio Islam
Living The Legacy: Parenting in Ramadan with Uzma Chhaya Relationship Coach & Author by Radio Islam
Guidelines On Islamic Finance: Engage in Manual Labour & Learn New Skills by Radio Islam
University of Stellenbosch gives green light for Gaza healthcare seminar by Radio Islam
Violent Confrontation in Ekurhuleni Council Sparks Speculation of New Council Formation by Radio Islam
Divorce for Muslim Women & Islamic Rights [Part3] with Muallimah Farhana Hathurani by Radio Islam
Strategies for Success: Lessons in Leadership and Motivation: Abdul Manack by Radio Islam
Unique project to write the Qur'an by hand in South Africa - Widad Sirkhotte by Radio Islam
Unpacking the Ntsebeza Report on the NPA and TRC unfinished business - Imtiaz Cajee by Radio Islam
Youth Talk with Bibi Ayesha: Writing challenges Guest: Gavin Frank, Education Psychologist by Radio Islam
New beginnings for Boksburg tigers | Ansa & David Gerber of Isindile Sanctuary by Radio Islam
Enver Surty, a seasoned politician, discussed the significance of the BELA Bill in a recent interview. The bill aims to improve school management and address governance issues in South Africa's education system. Surty emphasised the importance of balancing autonomy and accountability in school governance, accommodating religious and cultural diversity, and clarifying misconceptions about homeschooling. He stressed the government's commitment to creating an inclusive learning environment. Overall, the interview provided valuable insights into the implications of the BELA Bill for South Africa's education system.
The Insight - Medical Charity, MSF warns of Gaza Health system collapse amidst ongoing attacks by Radio Islam
Deepfake technology: The need for specific legislation in SA to protect image rights by Radio Islam
The Social Programme - The Importance of Zakaah and Salient Aspects of Zakaah by Radio Islam
KZN records highest number of Rhino poaching cases amidst growing concerns over declining population by Radio Islam
Section27's Jonathan West joined Sulaimaan Ravat on Sabahul Muslim to clarify misconceptions regarding the controversial 2023 Bela Bill.
SA localisation policies undermining economic prospects, says CDE report by Radio Islam
You Are Loved - Ml Z Raggie - Episode 36 - Narcissism - Sihr Or Black Magic by Radio Islam
Funding required to help prevent fetal alcohol syndrome: MEC Sharna Fernandez by Radio Islam
Aftershocks will continue to rock Morocco even weeks or months after the earthquake that killed more than 2,000, a seismological expert has warned, as villages across the country prepare to bury their dead.
Living The Legacy:Preparing our children for Adulthood & beyond [Part2] Zaid Ismail by Radio Islam
The Deviation of the Kuffar & Their Plight in the Hereafter: Verses 6 & 7 Surah Baqarah by Radio Islam
Back to Basics Ruqya Shariah & its importance in the life of a believer Qaari Raees Ahmed Shaikh by Radio Islam
Ekurhuleni Municipality ordered to pay a R1 330 000 fine for failing to provide housing and land by Radio Islam
The Marriage Programme - Are We Blaming Our Marriages For The Direction of our Lives? by Radio Islam
Despite opposition from DA and EFF, Advocate Kholeka Gcaleka is a shoo-in as new public protector by Radio Islam
Listen to interesting facts on the Aditya L1 mission to learn more about the Sun with Dr Francisco Diego, lecturer in the Dept. of Physics and Astronomy at the Univ of London Observatory and Selam Kidane, an Eritrean human rights activist and psychologist at the Univ of West London explain the factional fighting between Eritreans in Israel.
From Call Center to Retail Shelves: Loyiso Manga's Journey with Ubuntu Olive Oil by Radio Islam
You Are Loved - Ml Z Raggie - Episode 35 - Narcissism - Social Problems Muslim Narcissists Cause by Radio Islam
Living The Legacy: Preparing our children or adulthood & beyond (Part 1) Coach for Life by Radio Islam
Revival In Motion: Back to Basics Tawakkul 101 Farhana Hathurani Mentor & Teacher by Radio Islam
Youth Talk with Bibi Aysha Laher:Bullying an ongoing problem Part 2 Guest: Sumaya Wadee by Radio Islam
Johannesburg fire: Dr D McKinley and Dr N Flores talk about possible causes by Radio Islam
Muslim Burial Committees Come Together To Facilitate Janazas of JHB Fire - Hafiz Yasir Moosa by Radio Islam
Turning the Tide: Zoe Prinsloo's Remarkable Journey Cleaning 100 Beaches in South Africa by Radio Islam
An increase of coups in Africa's previous French colonies raises questions on rulings by Radio Islam
You Are Loved - Ml Z Raggie - Episode 34 - Narcissism - Western Dating Culture by Radio Islam
The Growth Mindset (Part 2) Zeenat Sirkhot Integrated Learning Therapy Practitioner by Radio Islam
Revival In Motion: The Role of a Father in Islam Ml Junaid Kharsany Islamic Scholar by Radio Islam
Bullying...an ongoing problem part 1 Guest: Sumaya Wadee, Lawyer/Cybersafe Kids SA by Radio Islam
The Book Review Programme - Medicine of Hippocrates, Galen, and Ibn Sina by Prof Rashid Bhikha by Radio Islam
Reach for a dream opens a dream room for teenage cancer patients: Natalie Lazarus by Radio Islam
Zimbabweans await elections results eagerly as voting ends: Pedzisai Ruhanya by Radio Islam
Fake fact check: Has South Africa introduced a new basic income grant of R999? by Radio Islam
Natalie Yamb - Cameroonian-Swiss activist and businesswoman, known for opposing France's actions in Africa, spoke to Radio Islam expressing her pride in having two more African countries join the bloc. She also mentioned that Russia’s Sergei Lavrov suggested Ethiopia be included.
Yamb provided her opinion on Morocco choosing not to attend the summit adding that BRICS and the global South were characterised by inclusiveness.
Minister of Safety & Security, Bheki Cele - speaking at the BRICS Summit on the challenges and successes in ensuring the security of all at the summit.
He responded to several questions including whether South Africans could expect to have the same level of security after the event.
Prof David Monyae, of Political Science and International Relations and Director for the Centre for Africa-China Studies (CACS) at the University of Johannesburg, spoke to RII at the BRICS Summit 2023 on the expansion of the bloc as it welcomed six countries – Ethiopia, Iran, Saudi Arabia, the UAE, and Argentina, the currency to be used by the BRICS countries, the forthcoming BRICS summit in Russia and the success of this event.
This morning, the third and final day of the BRICS Summit 2023, President Ramaphosa and his BRICS counterparts addressed the media, having reached a consensus on the expansion guidelines of admission to BRICS.
This was after 23 countries expressed interest in joining the bloc. Russian President Vladimir Putin delivered a closing statement via video link and lauded Ramaphosa's diplomatic skills in handling the negotiations, including the expansion issue.
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi has reiterated his country's full support for expanding BRICS membership. He made the remarks during his address. Xi says the expansion of BRICS is a new starting point for BRICS cooperation and to further the cause for world peace and development.
'Stupid racist white man' - MEC Maile's racism rant over questions into probe of loans by Radio Islam
Mandla Mandela, attending the #BRICSSummit2023, speaks about the relationship between Algeria & South Africa, #SouthAfrica & #BRICS & the Polisario Front invited by SA to participate in the #BRICSSummit2023.
Ml Muhamad Bham spoke to Chris Wyatt, US freelance journalist on his interests regarding politics in South Africa and worldwide.
2nd Anniversary Babita Deokaran Assassination & Order of Legendary Lenasians Awards - Community Wrap by Radio Islam
Muhamad Bham takes us through the first day covering the #BRICSSummit2023 at the Sandton Convention Centre in Johannesburg.
Interviews were conducted with several international analysts and journalists who shared insights into the BRICS expansion, economic models, etc.
Pranjal Sharma, economic analyst, advisor, and author who focuses on technology, globalisation and inclusive growth is attending the BRICS Summit 2023 in South Africa.
He shared his thoughts on the countries that constitute BRICS and the countries that want to be part of the bloc, the
He also delved into the economic models and technology and how the development of infrastructure.
Deputy Director, Michael Currin, of GCIS weighs in on the expansion of the BRICS bloc and role of the member countries.
He was speaking to Muhamad Bham at the 15th BRICS Summit 2023 being held at the Sandton Convention Centre in Johannesburg, South Africa.
The Growth Mindset (Part 1) Zeenat Sirkhot Integrated Learning Therapy Practitioner by Radio Islam
Wayne Duvenage talks to Rii about ResBank clearing president of Phala Phala allegations by Radio Islam
Revival In Motion: Seerah Focus Historical Sights to visit in the Blessed lands by Radio Islam
Youth Talk with Bibi Aysha Laher: Ya Ummi, Ya Abbathi...oh mother, oh father by Radio Islam
Global project gives a thousand Eastern Cape community members clean water by Radio Islam
The Marriage Programme - The Influence & Impact of the Extended Family on a Marriage by Radio Islam
Amended law lets domestic workers claim for occupational injuries, diseases by Radio Islam
Zimbabwe heads to its upcoming elections with much despair: Obert Masaraure by Radio Islam
You Are Loved - Ml Z Raggie - Episode 33 - Narcissism - Online Dating Apps by Radio Islam
Protest Action, Operation Clean-up, Filling Potholes| Community News | Shoneez Bulbulia by Radio Islam
The Command to Follow Nabi Sallalallahi Alaihi Wasallam - Mufti Yusuf Moosagie by Radio Islam
Ramaphosa's Decision to Release 9 488 Prisoners to Save Zuma Places Society at Risk by Radio Islam
Interview: Dr Lavinia Lumu on woman on trial in NZ for murdering her children by Radio Islam
Panel discussion with: 1.Waseem Laher, Principal Qurtuba Online 2. Ebrahim Asmal, Senior lecturer Durban University of Technology
Why ethnic violence in India's Manipur has been going on for three months by Radio Islam
Panel Discussion: Achievements and Milestones of the Jamiatul Ulama South Africa by Radio Islam
DA leaders to hold a meeting in Phoenix on Impact of Employment Equity Amendment Act by Radio Islam
Ramaphosa's Credibility on the Line as Pressure Mounts to Release Lady R Report by Radio Islam
National Women’s Day commemorated in a country where women are under constant attack by Radio Islam
Living The Legacy: Ummah Centered Perspectives Anxiety Stress Managment for Parents Nazia Saley by Radio Islam
Rwandas main opposition speaks out about the country being silenced : Victoire Ingabire by Radio Islam
Saudi Arabia's Mediation Efforts - 40 Nations Unite to Address the Ukraine-Russia Conflict by Radio Islam
Transport minister calls on City of Cape Town to immediately release impounded taxis by Radio Islam
Interview with Rudie Heyneke about companies contracted by NSFAS that aren't registered FSPs by Radio Islam
NPA bungled first state capture case, which may see the Guptas never having to return to SA by Radio Islam
Revival In Motion: Perspectives Honouring Women in Islam Ml Iqbal Adam Scholar & Life Coach by Radio Islam
Is Taqleed Supported by the Ahaadith of Nabi Sallallahu Alaihi Wassallam by Radio Islam
Youth Talk with Bibi Aysha Laher: Our school memories Guest: Author Shafinaaz Hassim by Radio Islam
Niger soldiers claim power after president's guards reportedly seize him by Radio Islam
Committee calls for more stringent measures to end illegal mining in Gauteng by Radio Islam
Two people have been killed in Senegal in protests sparked by the arrest of opposition figure Ousmane Sonko, according to the country’s interior ministry.
ASRI Report with Dr Imraan Buccus - Serious Work to do to Make our Democracy Work by Radio Islam
Beware of Those Who Revile The Sahaba Radiyallahu Anhum - Mufti Yusuf Moosagie by Radio Islam
Verses of the Noble Quraan Highlighting the Virtues of the Sahaba Radiyallahu Anhum by Radio Islam
European countries have begun evacuations from Niger following a coup: Prof Mammo Muchie by Radio Islam
Living The Legacy: Ummah Centered Perspectives Gratitude Umme Danyaal Bilal by Radio Islam
Founder and CEO of Moremi Kitchens Eric Tau embarks on "A desk A learner" initiative by Radio Islam
Grassroot NGOs reflect on peacebuilding amidst a history of civil unrest by Radio Islam
Myanmar’s military has officially postponed an election promised by August this year after extending a state of emergency it imposed in the aftermath of its 2021 coup.
Living The Legacy: Preparing our children for adulthood & beyond (Part 2 ) by Radio Islam
Interview with Robbie Raburabu about 7 policemen arrested for malicious damage to property by Radio Islam
Revival In Motion: Personal Growth Series Dealing with Resentment Shahista Ebrahim (Life Coach) by Radio Islam
WaterCAN lay criminal charges against The City of Johannesburg for sewage pollution by Radio Islam
IRR warn NCOP that approving NHI BILL will trigger of Doctors & Health Professionals by Radio Islam
Marriage Program - Understanding Compatibility When Our Personalities Have Evolved by Radio Islam
Grassroot NGOs reflect on peace building amidst history of civil unrest: Lesley Ann Van Selm by Radio Islam
You Are Loved - Ml Z Raggie - Episode 32 - Narcissism - Social Media Dating by Radio Islam
CSIR used smart innovations to boost South Africa's healthcare system - Sipho Chauke by Radio Islam
Three weeks ago, settlers shot a Palestinian man dead when they attacked an occupied West Bank village made up of mostly American citizens. The residents are now calling for US protection.
The rare visit to Kenya, Uganda and Zimbabwe marks the latest diplomatic effort by the Islamic Republic to forge new alliances and ease its international isolation.
The Day of Aashura & How Musa A.S led the Banu Isra’eel out of Captivity - Mufti Yusuf Moosagie by Radio Islam
Interview with Claudine Storbeck on Sabaahul Muslim: Sign language official language SA by Radio Islam
City of Cape Town under fire for implementation of unapproved electricity tariff increase by Radio Islam
You Are Loved - Ml Z Raggie - Episode 31 - Narcissism - Insecure Or Disadvantaged Narcissist by Radio Islam
Interview with Kim Heller about whether Nelson Mandela's legacy lives on by Radio Islam
Living The Legacy: Ummah Centered Perspectives Social Media Responsibility by Radio Islam
The Importance of Emotional Intelligence in Daily Life - Caroline Carter by Radio Islam
Book review Programme - The Burhan: Arguments for a necessary being inspired by Islamic thought by Radio Islam
Revival In Motion: Refreshing Perspectives: The Youth of our Ummah Naadira chhipa by Radio Islam
With suspended & acting PPs mired in controversy, what characteristics do we need in a PP? by Radio Islam
Mugabe ally Saviour Kasukuwere appeals after being barred from contesting Zim elections by Radio Islam
Gauteng On Track to Establish State-Owned Bank and State-Owned Pharmaceutical Company by Radio Islam
BDS Coalition reacts to Orlando Pirates' refusal to cancel friendly match against Israeli club by Radio Islam
Mariam Alaihi Salaam Is Commanded To Perform Salaah With Devotion- Mufti Yusuf Moosagie by Radio Islam
Ahmed Kathrada Foundation Hosting National Essay Writing Competition Against Racism by Radio Islam
Outrage Over Explosive Allegations Against Deputy President And His Family by Radio Islam
Household Express: Guets: Aunty Zuraida Minty - Old School Comfort Foods by Radio Islam
Interview with Reyno De Beer about misallocation of blue light brigade to high ranking officials by Radio Islam
You Are Loved - Ml Z Raggie - Narcissism - Episode 30 - Types Of Muslim Narcissists by Radio Islam
Qari Moosa Seedat talks to Radio Islam about the murder of Ml Najeeb on Sabahul Muslim with Ml Sulaimaan Ravat
Five more trucks were set alight in Limpopo and KZN, raising the truck arson total to 16 by Radio Islam
Africa’s largest healthcare gathering, ‘Africa health’ is coming to South Africa by Radio Islam
Joburg residents counting the hours before Rand Water's planned 58 hours water shutdown by Radio Islam
Introduction to the Tafseer of The Noble Quraan: The Early Prophets & Their Books by Radio Islam
Living The Legacy: Islamic Principles on Gift Giving Umme Danyaal Bilal Write & Poetess by Radio Islam
Revival In Motion: Seerah Gems The Treaty of Hudaibiyya Masoodah Jappie Educator Student of Deen by Radio Islam
Former Pakistani Minister Ishak Khakwani tells Radio Islam why he left Imran Khan's Party by Radio Islam
Qur'an desecretion creates dilemma between free speech and religious respect by Radio Islam
Tax Season 2023 - Fareed Khan - SARS Regional Director for Gauteng South by Radio Islam
Unlocking true enterprise development: from the streets to the boardroom by Radio Islam
How to communicate effectively with your child Guest: Educator Naumaan Panchbhaya by Radio Islam
Freedom of speech vs protecting religious minorities in Sweden after Quraan burning by Radio Islam
Mpumalanga student doctors booted from accommodation to make way for Cuban doctors by Radio Islam
Devastating Flooding Claims Lives and Impacts Thousands in the Northern Cape by Radio Islam
CSIR driving smart innovations to boost SA’s healthcare system in rural areas by Radio Islam
Interview with Sibusisiwe Ndlela about free healthcare to vulnerable persons by Radio Islam
Revival In Motion:How to respond to the suffering of the Ummah Kaashifa Jamal by Radio Islam
Living The Legacy: Understanding Illnesses of the Heart Jealousy Umm Ayesha Deen & Family Coach by Radio Islam
Youth Talk with Bibi Aysha Laher: Let's talk about sunnah sports Guest: Ml Yusuf Bemath by Radio Islam
DA lodges complaints against Mashatile and Mbalula with Public Protector by Radio Islam
OUTA lays criminal charges against the former CEO of SSETA and current NSFAS CEO by Radio Islam
Youth Talk with Bibi Aysha Laher: The benefits of having a pet for young children by Radio Islam
Eidul Adha Lecture The Inner Struggle: Sacrificing Your Ego & Desires Mufti Yusuf Moosagie by Radio Islam
In this concluding episode, the electrifying culminating moments of the original Hijrah, plus the joyous entry into Madinah of the Hijrah-route walkers after their epic journey. And what the Hijrah represents to the Ummah and the world.
Qari Ziyaad Patel Explains His Experience At Jabal Rahmah On Day Of Arafah by Radio Islam
Dr. Fatimah Lambat's First-Time Hajj Experience in the Sacred Plains of Arafah" by Radio Islam
During the latter half of the Hijrah journey, a number of incidents and encounters shifted the outlook of the journey to a more optimistic note, and the yearning to reach Madinah Munawarrah grew.
Live from the Plains of Arafah - Exclusive Interview with a Ugandan Hajj Operator by Radio Islam
Hajj Application Process Very Difficult This Year In Australia - Ml Riyaaz Seedat by Radio Islam
Sahuc Update With Hafez Ismail Kholvadia - Delays And Disruptions But All Well by Radio Islam
All Hujjaaj From Zimbabwe Have Arrived In Mina And All Are Well - Brother Mahmood From Zimbabwe by Radio Islam
Recounting the alarming incident of the ambush by Suraqah ibn Malik during the original Hijrah, as well as some unexpected surprises that were lurking for the Hijrah walkers as they made their journey.
Mohamed Osman's Journey to Hajj: Reaching Mina with Gratitude and Anticipation for Wuqoof in Arafah by Radio Islam
A Lot Of Hard Work Being Put In To Get The Mina Camps Ready - Sheikh Yahya Ebrahim From Australia by Radio Islam
Sheikh Ali Al-Giffari Of Gaza Says About 2 800 Pilgrims From Gaza Strip To Perform Hajj This Year by Radio Islam
We Show Gratitude For The Invitation That Allah Has Extended To Us - Zeenat Adam by Radio Islam
The Journey of Faith: An Inspiring Interview with Mobeen Dasoo and the Excitement of Hajj by Radio Islam
Episode 4 - The Cherished Companionship Of Rasulullah Sallallahu Alayhi Wa Sallam by Radio Islam
KZN’s alarming teen pregnancy stats demand urgent whole-of-society action by Radio Islam
Reliving the precarious moments of the pursuit of Nabi (sallallahu alayhi wa sallam) and Sayyiduna Abu Bakr (radi Allahu anhu) by the Quraish, and their refuge in the confined Cave of Thaur.
World refugee day with South Africa having a dismal record of its treatment of refugees by Radio Islam
You Are Loved - Ml Z Raggie - Episode 29 - Narcissism - Empaths And SuperNova Empaths by Radio Islam
Whilst traversing the desert on foot today gives one a real feel of the travel of yesteryear, nothing can compare to the very dire state of peril and sacrifice made my Nabi (sallallahu alayhi wa sallam) and the Sahaba (radi Allahu anhum) when they embarked on their hijrah journeys.
Load shedding minimised before announcement that ESKOM workers receive 7% increase by Radio Islam
African leaders return from Ukraine-Russia with no peace deal struck Dr Chidochashe Nyere by Radio Islam
Western Cape communities deal with the aftermath of floods that displaced many: Adel Terblanche by Radio Islam
Hijrah is the landmark journey that connects the two most important cities in Islam. In January 2023, 1444 years after the Nabi of Allah (sallallahu alayhi wa sallam) embarked on the original Hijrah, five Muslims from the UK set off on a mission to re-enact the journey on foot. What motivated them, and what preparations are required for such a demanding journey?
Youth month, youth day – Empty promises and concerns as the 2024 national elections looms by Radio Islam
Govt urged to pay attention to needs of youth to avoid another 1976 uprising by Radio Islam
Tanzania changes capital to Dodoma after 50 year wait - Sheikh Muhammad Issa by Radio Islam
Revival In Motion:The Merits of Pre Marital Counselling - Suraiya Nawab Cousellor Life Coach by Radio Islam
Youth Talk with Bibi Aysha Laher: Educating our youth about LGBTQ Guest:Ml Abdullah Hajat by Radio Islam
Khadijah Patel Shares her Hajj Journey with Radio Islam - Insights from a Renowned Journalist by Radio Islam
The Sweetest Loss - Episode 5: Marhoom Motala
Radio Islam spoke to his son, Cassim Motala
Brother Cassim was only 15 years old and studying in Mias Farm when his father undertook the journey and passed away
His father loved to help people
Was very punctual with his Mamoolaat and always read Salaatut Tasbeeh
Household Express: Guest Mohammed Hassen Uncle Jerry A Butchers Guide to different cuts of meat by Radio Islam
The Sweetest Loss - Episode 4: Marhoom Sheikh Shameel Panday
Radio Islam spoke to Sheikh Salman Fredericks as well as the marhoom`s son Khaleel Panday. Sheikh Shameel had an amazing love for the Masaajid and spent a lot of his efforts in the building of Masaajid Grew-up in a neighbourhood of Imaams but his greatest motivation was the Tabligh Jamaat and the Ijtima His wife played a pivotal role in all the services of Deen which he rendered
2024 Gauteng online application period for grades one and eight pupils will open tomorrow by Radio Islam
South Africa is in the top ten out of 50 countries with unhealthy lifestyle habits by Radio Islam
Class action lawsuit planned against government following Hammanskraal cholera deaths by Radio Islam
Proposed employment regulations in new race law will force coloured people to leave Western Cape by Radio Islam
You Are Loved - Ml Z Raggie - Episode 28 - Narcissism - Ruling Regarding Secret Marriages by Radio Islam
The Sweetest Loss: Episode 3 - Marhooma Varachia and Marhoom Mohammed Farouk Kader
Marhooma Varachia Her son says his mother was very fortunate to have passed away in Madinah The South African Ulama helped the family alot Paperwork can be arduous between the two embassies, but Allah made it easy for them Marhoom Mohammed Farouk Kader Passed away in Makkah Was on his first Hajj journey His son Azhar says his father had looked very forward to this Hajj trip
Crisis and Resilience: Unraveling Lebanon's Economic Challenges and Path to Recovery by Radio Islam
Solidarity Cautions Against Looming Education Crisis If Bela Bill Is Introduced by Radio Islam
Living The Legacy: Nurturing Compassion in Children - Saleha Mahomed Kola Mental Health Professional by Radio Islam
BRICS Upcoming Summit Could Potentially Accelerate The Creation Of A New World Order by Radio Islam
Ml Muhammad Kara Spoke to his son Haafidh & Attorney Muhammed Coovadia Father Loved Makkatul Mukarramah Those days when they used to go for Hajj, the journey was approximately 4 months Father had a passion for helping people Even in Makkah and Madinah he was known for taking people on Ziyaarit
Retired Judge Siraj Desai remains defiant after SA Zionist Federation laid a complaint against him by Radio Islam
“The experience of visiting Medina Munawara is indescribable” - Dr Fatimah Lambat by Radio Islam
Moulana Yunus Patel RA passed away and was laid to rest in Makkatul Mukarramah on the 13th July 2011. Moulana had touched the hearts of thousands of people with his beautiful character. Moulana had a neighbour who would come home by taxi in the late hours of the night, drunk. If Moulana Saheb was awake, Moulana would go outside and help the man and escort him from the taxi till his front door. Moulana passed away while looking at the Kaaba Sharif and was buried in Jannatul Mualla.
Embracing the Spiritual Journey: A Young Mother's Reflections in Medinah Munawwarah by Radio Islam
New book sheds light on history of Masaajid of Port Elizabeth - Ml Yusuf Bemath by Radio Islam
Woolworths LGBTQI support: Muslims should be decisive in opposition - Khalid Vawda by Radio Islam
Woolworths pro-LGBTQI campaign can set a dangerous precedent - Errol Naidoo by Radio Islam
Youth Talk with Bibi Aysha Laher: Education in South Africa Guest:Kanthan Naidoo by Radio Islam
Almost 800 babies have died at the Tembisa hospital in just three short years by Radio Islam
Zimbabweans can give a sigh of relief after Minister extended time for exemption permit seekers by Radio Islam
Several Organisations Signed Petitions Challenging Proposed Amendments to Employment Equity Act by Radio Islam
National Oceans Month is celebrated each year in June and it’s time to honor the element that is essential to the planet Earth. Aadila Sirkhoth, ocean warrior, environmental activist and scuba diver, explains.
Benoni residents have been left without water and power for days on end for months by Radio Islam
Is there a chance of being infected with Cholera from drinking tap water? by Radio Islam
93% of countries most vulnerable to climate disasters are either in or at significant risk of debt distress, new research by ActionAid International shows.
Doctors Without Borders Play a Crucial Role with Cholera Cases in Kanana by Radio Islam
Zuma Loses Another Court Case After High Court Dismissed His Private Prosecution by Radio Islam
Boy with water in the brain can recognize the name and number of the Surah when an Aayah is recited to him.
Youth Talk with Bibi Aysha Laher:Math Matters part 2 Guest: Alexandra Souka Meyer by Radio Islam
Distinguishing Right From Wrong - Good From Bad For Our Communities During This Toxic Time by Radio Islam
You Are Loved - Ml Z Raggie - Episode 27 - Narcissism - Secret Marriages by Radio Islam
Current Status: The Head of Missions revealed that a total of 1,750 South African Hujaj were present in Saudi Arabia, with 650 already in Makkah. Bereavement in Makkah: A Haji (pilgrim) from South Africa passed away in Makkah *SAHUC Clinic Services: The Head of Missions mentioned the presence of SAHUC clinics in both Medinah and Makkah * Challenges of Traveling by Train: One of the challenges highlighted by the Head of Missions was the difficulty of traveling by train with luggage
Emdeni Muslim Association invited all to the grand opening of the of the new Emdeni masjid (Masjid-Ul-Taqwa) in Soweto on Sunday.
World Environment day: are we preserving the planet? Catherine Constantinides by Radio Islam
Hammanskraal tells you all you need to know about an unresponsive government: Opinion by Radio Islam
Revival In Motion:The importance of looking after our body and health - shihan Abdullah Bayett by Radio Islam
Agri SA warns of a food shortage if South Africa's water crisis continues : Janse Rabe by Radio Islam
Household Express: Guest Saajida Laher How Home Industries come up with Menus by Radio Islam
Health professions council of South Africa crackdown on healthcare practitioners operating illegally by Radio Islam
Suffer The Children, The Least Protected And Most Vulnerable In Our Society by Radio Islam
You Are Loved - Ml Z Raggie - Episode 26 - Narcissism - Issues Because Of Adultery by Radio Islam
Revival In Motion:Budgeting during tough economic times - Shaakira Nalla Accountant by Radio Islam
The Reward of Hajj for the persons who goes to the Masjid to learn the knowledge of Deen by Radio Islam
The Reward For Bringing Joy To The Heart of a Believer - Mufti Yusuf Moosagie by Radio Islam
Whoever read Ayatul Kursi after Salaah is a walking Jannati - Mufti Yusuf Moosagie by Radio Islam
Sudan fighting seized following a truce by military and paramilitary Eujin Byun by Radio Islam
Over 6,550 Palestinian students face life without an education unless Israel cancels demolition orders for 57 schools in the occupied West Bank.
Witnesses in the Sudanese capital reported clashes and air strikes minutes after a one-week humanitarian ceasefire took effect on Monday night, with the smell of smoke still lingering after gunfire and explosions rocked Khartoum throughout the day, Khalid Dahab, Strategic Communications Consultant and retired Media relations expertexplains.
JOSHCO to launch the Lufhereng Social Housing Project in Soweto Region D by Radio Islam
Gift of the Givers delivers thousands of liters of drinking water to cholera-stricken Hammanskraal by Radio Islam
You Are Loved - Ml Z Raggie - Episode 25 - Narcissism - Testing For Sexual Compatibility by Radio Islam
Living The Legacy: The Life of Abbaad ibn Bishr RA Muallima Masoodah Jappie by Radio Islam
Revival In Motion: Dealing with uncertainty in tough economic times Tasneed Ahmed Basha by Radio Islam
Is it Permissible for Women to cut or Trim their Hair - Mufti Yusuf Moosagie by Radio Islam
Young people raise their voices against corruption in the City of Johannesburg by Radio Islam
Verses 28 & 29 of Surah Mulk - Who is there, if Allah forsakes you - Mufti Yusuf Moosagie by Radio Islam
Verses 25 to 27 - A reply to the Kuffaar who wanted to know when will Qiyamah take place by Radio Islam
Verse 22 of Surah Mulk - The Kufaar will walk in their faces when resurrected by Radio Islam
ASRI Fellows Petition Against Corruption in the Tender Process in the City Of Johannesburg by Radio Islam
What South Africa can learn from Turkiye's advancement in the last 30 years - Mickaeel Collier by Radio Islam
Taliban appoint Mawlawi Abdul Kabir as Afghanistan’s caretaker Prime Minister by Radio Islam
Stage 8 Load Shedding extremely high this winter - Interview with ESKOM Acting CEO by Radio Islam
Are You Spending Your Time on What Is Time-Worthy - Mufti Yusuf Moosagie by Radio Islam
Surah Mulk - Verse 19 - Look at the birds - who keeps them up in the sky by Radio Islam
Youth Talk with Bibi Aysha Laher:Math Matters part 1 Guest: Alexandra Souka Meyer by Radio Islam
Chalib Cassim spoke about : How he manages the stress personally The worst and best case scenario for winter Mbalula’s claim that load shedding will stop at the end of the year De Ruyter’s book *Policy conflict with government * Hope for the future
Unemployment Statistics Mask The Real Level Of Suffering In South Africa by Radio Islam
South Africa has the worst reading results according to the latest PIRLS results by Radio Islam
Philosopher of education says it is important to re-think the purpose of university education by Radio Islam
You Are Loved - Ml Z Raggie - Episode 24 - Narcissism - Why Co Dependants Stay With Narcissists by Radio Islam
Cyclone Mocha, equivalent to 4 hurricanes, hits Myanmar, Bangladesh coasts by Radio Islam
The process of turning victims into activists can have a powerful impact by Radio Islam
Palestine solidarity campaign holds a rally to put the spotlight on Nakba 75 years later by Radio Islam
Gauteng health is in dire straits, with nine acting CEOs in charge of public hospitals by Radio Islam
Spokesperson of Zuma foundation drops African Transformation Movement to join EFF by Radio Islam
High Court rules hospitals, schools and police stations be exempt from blackouts by Radio Islam
Farmers in South Africa face power cuts and a weak Rand, but it's not all doom and gloom by Radio Islam
President Vladimir V. Putin gave a televised address from Moscow’s Red Square ahead of a pared-back military parade, hours after Ukraine’s air defenses intercepted Russian cruise missiles headed for Kyiv.
Time Running Out For Public To Make Their Voices Heard On Hate Speech Bill by Radio Islam
Living The Legacy:The Life of Khalid ibn Waleed (RA)Umme Danyaal Bilal Poetess & Writer by Radio Islam
Workers Socialist Union Of South Africa, A New Trade Union Launched In South Africa by Radio Islam
Youth Talk with Bibi Ayesha: What's in a name, actually a lot Guest: Zaakirah Ansaarmeah by Radio Islam
Improving immunisation in children in Africa is essential: Dr Angelique Coetzee by Radio Islam
Household Express: Guest Marriam Essa Sayed @foodeva_marsay Topic: Desserts by Radio Islam
Conclusion of court proceedings in Imam Haron inquest - Fatima Haron Masoet by Radio Islam
Youth Talk with Bibi Ayesha: What's in a name, actually a lot Guest: Zaakirah Ansaarmeah by Radio Islam
The new South African social media platform "BuildRSA" aims to inspire patriotism through dialogue by Radio Islam
Ground-breaking research on the changing Southern Ocean by CSIR researcher by Radio Islam
Elephants Escaped from NW Game Farm Were a Threat to Communities - Jonathan Denga by Radio Islam
Prominent Palestinian detainee Khader Adnan dies in Israeli prison after an 87-day hunger strike by Radio Islam
ActionSA pickets outside Durban city hall calling for the removal of murder-accused councilor by Radio Islam
Sahar Francis, director of Addameer and Director of The Islamic University of Gaza, Dr. Said El-namrouti are in discussion with Anisa Essack
Revival In Motion:The effect of exercise on our health part 2 Sadiya Abdool Gaffar Jooma by Radio Islam
You Are Loved - Ml Z Raggie - Episode 23 - Narcissism - Sexual Validation by Radio Islam
The Media Lens with Ibrahim Deen - Trump vs. Biden: Biden announces re-election bid in 2024 by Radio Islam
The violence that has exploded in Sudan as the country’s two top generals grapple for power has unfolded at a terrifying, breakneck speed.
Action to ensure that we will eventually see zero Malaria on World Malaria Day by Radio Islam
What is Emotional Intelligence & How To Attain it - Mufti Yusuf Moosagie by Radio Islam
Close to 900 prisoners have been exchanged between the two warring sides as part of the deal that comes in the wake of peace and reconciliation talks going on between the Houthis and Saudi Arabia—the primary supporter of the Yemeni government.
An unexpected windfall makes Farouk question his values but in the end, the loose threads of the fabric of Fietas are finally woven back together
Some relevant lessons that can be derived from the over 1000 year abiding Muslim presence in Hind.
5 Blessings of Taqwa from Surah Talaaq - Important Message to those Considering Divorce by Radio Islam
Household Express: All about Biryani,the different types cooking methods by Radio Islam
This episode traces the rise of the Hindutva and highlights the extremely grave threats to Muslim existence in India today.
Finding out the reason for her underlying depression just makes Nazia feel worse in this episode of Fietas: The Story of Money.
The array of Muslim contributions to civilisation in India that are still a part of the fabric of the subcontinent today.
Living The Legacy: Life Lessons from Hafsah (RA) Mualimah Juwairiya Loonat by Radio Islam
Major Signs of Qiyamah: Dabbatul-Ard (the Beast of the Earth) Ml S Ravat by Radio Islam
Hayatan Tayyiba:Discovering The Impact of Age and The Massive Change it Has in Our Lives by Radio Islam
The establishment of the Indian Congress, the Muslim League, the World Wars and the eventual creation of what is today India and Pakistan.
Surah Sajdah - Verse 1 to 3 | The Quraan is the truth from Almighty Allah by Radio Islam
Farouk feels like his world is crumbling as Amaan is still not found and his past mistakes are thrown in his face; in episode 15 of Fietas: The Story of Money.
A look at the other Muslim institutions of learning that arose in the latter half of the 19th century, and the comprehensiveness of the Islamic revival efforts of Deoband.
Organisations call on the government to bring Section 6 of NEA into operation by Radio Islam
HPCSA to investigate Thabo Bester's 'partner in crime, Dr Nandipha Magudumana by Radio Islam
M23 rebels left the town in eastern DRC earlier this month but not before scarring the lives of the people on November 29 when the insurgents killed at least 170 people, its worst-recorded massacre since launching their campaign in late 2021.
The Treaty of Hudaibiya & The Love of the Sahaba RA for Nabi Sallallahu Alaihi Wasallam by Radio Islam
Research indicates 2022 Durban floods were the most catastrophic yet recorded in KZN by Radio Islam
In a strange twist of events in episode 14, Farouk brings Farhana to stay at his holiday home with his first wife and family when they discover that Amaan has been kidnapped.
The crimes of the British in the wake of the 1857 uprising and the steadfast stand of the Ulama in the face of British tyranny.
Whoever Reads Ayatul Kursi After Salaah Is A Walking Jannati - Mufti Yusuf Moosagie by Radio Islam
3 Times When Almighty Allah Gently Rebuked Nabi Sallallahu Alaihi Wassallam - Mufti Yusuf Moosagie by Radio Islam
How Many Prophets Have Been Mentioned in the Noble Quraan - Mufti Yusuf Moosagie by Radio Islam
Africa leads in mineral reserves - it should be leading the green energy revolution by Radio Islam
Zimbabwean officials to investigate gold smuggling after Al Jazeerah expose by Radio Islam
Today's episode highlights the revival of Jihad by Sayyid Ahmed Shaheed (R), and the role of the Ulama in inspiring a major revolt against the British rule in 1857.
Hayatan Tayyibah:Pregnancy and Post-Partum | Impact of Breastfeeding & Birth on the Body & Mind by Radio Islam
Hayatan Tayyibah:Community Leaders and Fostering Change within our Youth by Radio Islam
ACTIONSA DISMISSES ANC REMARKS HOMELESS ARE TO BLAME FOR JOBURG’S DIRTY STREETS by Radio Islam
Revival In Motion:The role of an NGO/How giving charity does not make you poor by Radio Islam
Farouk gets a phone call from Farhana while he is with Salma and their kids, and his secret is finally revealed in this episode of Fietas: The Story of Money.
Youth Talk with Bibi Ayesha:My message to teenagers Guest: Qari Ziyaad Patel by Radio Islam
A profile of Britian's most wanted man at the time, Shaheed Sultan Tippu, who heroically held his own against the occupiers at a time when all of India was capitulating before British hands.
Farhana returns home from a doctor’s appointment to find her 14-year-old son Amaan missing, in episode 12 of Fietas: The Story of Money.
Jalwa e Hind - Episode 12: The calamity of the BritishThis episode explores the factors that allowed the British to gain a foothold in Hind, foreshadowing its eventual takeover.
Still, no SABC Board, as Ramaphosa acted unlawfully in questioning list of board members by Radio Islam
"Rise Mzansi" will only form coalitions based on solid values and principles by Radio Islam
Zaydaan’s nightmare has become a reality and the only person he can turn to in episode 11 of Fietas: The Story of Money, is the very person his father refuses to help – his uncle Ml Hasan.
How rich is the legacy of learning and teaching, particularly of Ahadith, in Hind, and how the contributions of Shah Waliullah have an abiding effect on the study of Islam today
The Social Programme - The Challenges Faced by the Elderly in Our Society by Radio Islam
Preparation for Easter weekend begins at the border posts: Siyabulela Qoza by Radio Islam
Surge of protest bans in Africa could lead to censorship: Damimola Olawuyi by Radio Islam
They say blood is thicker than water, but can Farouk bring himself to help his brother in his time of need? Find out in episode 10 of Fietas: The Story of Money.
An appreciation of Aurangzeb Alamgir, the Mughal emperor who achieved the greatest worldly and spiritual success.
The Story of the Slander of Sayyida Aaisha Radiyallahu Anha - Mufti Yusuf Moosagie by Radio Islam
Hayatan Tayyibah:Teaching Deen & Learning is not Limited to the Classroom by Radio Islam
Hayatan Tayyibah: Women’s Health: Recognizing The Change Within our Bodies by Radio Islam
Farouk and Salma’s daughter, Nazia, is sinking deeper into depression but she refuses to be followed around campus with a bodyguard in tow in this episode.
Who was Sheikh Ahmad Sirhindi and why were his revival efforts at this point in Indian history so critical.
In episode 8, Farouk hires bodyguards to protect his family from physical harm, but he cannot keep his son Zaydaan from the looming threat of LGBTQ+.
In this episode we explore the legacy of Jalal-ud-din Akbar in establishing a distinguished empire in Hind, whilst tarnishing these achievements by ill-fated attempts to create a new religion.
1) is it permissible to hate a Faasiq?2) What is the ruling with regard to 'halal nail polish'?3) Is it true that a cure cannot be found in Haraam?4) What is the proof that one cannot put the Noble Quraan on the floor?5) Is hair straightening allowed?
In episode 7 of Fietas: The Story of Money, Farouk’s worst fears are realized as a threatening phone call sets his teeth on edge.
Tracing the origins of the legendary Mughal Empire, and the feats of its founder Babur.
FMF hosts an event discussing what needs to happen to keep the lights on by Radio Islam
The Difference Between Tap Water And Bottle Water Dr Humbulani Rangani Explains by Radio Islam
The rights of parents to raise and pass on their beliefs and values to their children by Radio Islam
Namibian tigers relocated to India reproduce to after 13 years - Adrian Tordiffe by Radio Islam
Johannesburg, Ekurhuleni residents angry as they struggle without electricity and water by Radio Islam
With Salma having no contact with Hasan’s wife Maryam after a fallout many years ago, Farouk is forced to visit his brother with his second wife, Farhana, in episode 6 of Fietas: The Story of Money.
John Steenhuisen shoo-in for another term as DA leader at elective conference by Radio Islam
China has also targeted Muslim communities with its "ethnic unity" campaign, under which authorities pressure members of ethnic minority Uyghur Muslim families to follow non-Muslim traditions, including drinking alcohol and eating pork.
While Farouk’s daughter Nazia battles depression, his twin sons Bilal and Jareer are on to their father’s secret. But will they share what they know with the rest of the family? Find out in this episode of Fietas: The Story of Money.
The people of Tasawwuf played a vital role in the spread of Islam in India. In this episode, a detailed focus on the contribution of Sheikh Muin ud-Deen Chishti (rahmatullah alayh).
United States President Joe Biden has told Israel it “cannot continue” pushing ahead with deeply controversial judicial reforms.
Citizens in the dark, without water, yet R7M spent on generators & inverters for Minister's homes by Radio Islam
Zimbabweans head to the polls as electoral commission begins voting campaign by Radio Islam
The Gani brothers have little contact with each other and Farouk finds out by chance that his brother Ml Hasan has been hijacked, in this episode of Fietas: The Story of Money.
Revival In Motion: Ramadan The Role of a Muslimah in Ramadan Mualimah Zaakira Ansaarmeah by Radio Islam
A look at the period after Muhammad ibn Qasim until the rise of the Mughals - Dynasties contesting internally, as well as thwarting major external threats.
A second wife and child is a big secret, and Farouk Gani has to tell many lies to keep them hidden. Find out more in episode 3 of Fietas: The Story of Money.
Documentary 1444 - Jalwa e Hind - Episode 3: Muhammad ibn Qasim the Brave by Radio Islam
How the magnanimous reaction of the Nabi of Allah (sallallahu alayhi wa sallam) to one of the most traumatic days in his life eventually led to the light of Islam reaching India.
Youth Talk with Bibi Ayesha:What we take for granted others are praying for by Radio Islam
What is Emotional Intelligence & Why is it relevant? - Mufti Yusuf Moosagie by Radio Islam
Basic Education Minister briefs media in addressing failures in her department by Radio Islam
Episode 2 of Fietas: The Story of Money, sees Farouk Gani so busy focusing on building his fortune that he is blissfully unaware of the fears his wife Salma and their children are facing.
Mpumalanga municipalities are under fire for spending more on salaries than on services by Radio Islam
Legal defeat for Malema as Concourt says eff won’t succeed on land invasion interdict by Radio Islam
PFFJ offers R1 million reward for info on murder of Cloete Murray & his son by Radio Islam
Woven into the fabric of Fietas, comes the story of the Gani bothers: Farouk and Hasan. Inseparable as children, their lives have taken different courses in this year’s drama: Fietas: The Story of Money.
The Indian subcontinent is one that pulsates with life, vibrancy and variety. How had Islam come to add a unique touch to this land, and what role did Muslims in India play in the development of wider Islamic civilisation?
UK to continue deal with Rwanda over asylum seekers: Dr. Nkurunziza Joseph Ryarasa by Radio Islam
Section27 plans to launch accountability tool to monitor progress of pit latrine eradication by Radio Islam
Gift of the givers lends a helping hand in Malawi following cyclone Freddy by Radio Islam
Rescue efforts in operation since Cyclone Freddy lashed through Mozambique by Radio Islam
SA rescue workers busy with relief action in Malawi after devastating cyclone by Radio Islam
Youth Talk with Bibi Ayesha: Are you raising a narcissistic child? Part 2 by Radio Islam
The Book Review Programme - Prophetic Grappling with author Nisar Shaikh by Radio Islam
Once proud Rahima Moosa Hospital is now a filthy and unsafe facility: Obudsman by Radio Islam
Homeless people manning busy intersections doing more harm than good: AA by Radio Islam
Water can call for urgent action to save South Africa’s rivers from sewage pollution by Radio Islam
Will the deal between Iran and Saudi Arabia bring peace to the Middle East? by Radio Islam
You Are Loved - Ml Z Raggie - Episode 22 - Narcissism- Wealthy Working Spouse by Radio Islam
Surah Al-Isra Verse 1 - The Miraculous Journey to Al Aqsa and to 7 Heavens - Mufti Yusuf Moosagie by Radio Islam
Amnesty Inter'l - Open letter to Motshekga on safe sanitation after child dies in school pit latrine by Radio Islam
United Nations reports that malnutrition in mothers are increasing in crisis hit countries by Radio Islam
Cyclone Freddy causes chaos off the coast of Mozambique - Lehlohonolo Thobela by Radio Islam
Saudi Ramadan rules need to be read in broader De-Islamizing context - Sami Hamdi by Radio Islam
Africa4Palestine welcomes historic motion to downgrade south Africa’s embassy in Israel by Radio Islam
ASRI Report with Dr Imraan Buccus - Unions - From a Glorious History to the Thuggery of Nehawu by Radio Islam
Revival In Motion:Getting our homes ready for Ramadan Guest: Aysha Latib by Radio Islam
China Foreign minister warns of potential for conflict with US and hails Russia ties by Radio Islam
Household Express:Guest Anisa Karolia Getting to know the Author of the Ramadaan Cookbook by Radio Islam
Dua To Be Recited For Good Health x3 Morning and Eveningاللَّهمَّ عافِني في بَدَني، اللَّهمَّ عافِني في سَمْعي، اللَّهمَّ عافِني في بَصَري، لا إلهَ إلَّا أنتَOh Allah Keep my body healthy, keep my hearing healthy and my eyesightThere is none worthy of worship except You.
African public diplomacy as a counter flow strategy to the representation of Africa by western media by Radio Islam
AFRICAN STATES LED THE CHARGE AGAINST APARTHEID. THEY CAN ALSO LEAD THE BOYCOTT OF ISRAEL TODAY by Radio Islam
HEALTH DEPt CONDEMNS VIOLENT & DISRUPTIVE ACTIONS AT HEALTH FACILITIES AS NEHAWU STRIKE KICKS-OFF by Radio Islam
You Are Loved - Ml Z Raggie - Episode 21 - Narcissism- Duties Of A Father To His Daughter by Radio Islam
Living The Legacy: Islamic Business Practise & Gems from Islamic History Ml Ahmed Akoo by Radio Islam
Opportunity Cost: The Real Cost Is What You Have To Give-Up | Mufti Yusuf Moosagie by Radio Islam
Launch of Amrit Bhowan Laloo Chiba Scholarship at Progress Primary School in Lenasia by Radio Islam
Fatima Asmal on the topic of what the law says about working past retirement age by Radio Islam
1) Is it permissible to perform Salaah with bank notes of animate objects in one’s pocket?2) What is the ruling with regards to paying a fine because of late payment of utility bills?3) Is there Zakaat on rental income?
Kruger National Park: a landscape of fear with crime, corruption and murder causing mayhem by Radio Islam
Health Department announces first cholera death as more cases are detected in the country by Radio Islam
Launch of New Islamic History & Travel Website - www.islamicheritage.co.za by Radio Islam
You Are Loved - Ml Z Raggie - Episode 20 - Narcissism- Co Dependent Traits Continued by Radio Islam
Ahmed seedat on the topic of what you need to know about business evolution by Radio Islam
1)Can I sell candy that contains swine gelatine?2) Is it permissible to set up a website for Non-Halaal restaurants?3) Can I read the Holy Quran on the bus when traveling to and from work?4)Who should pay my father's account?
Unpacking the De Ruyter interview and the future of Eskom - Kevin Mileham by Radio Islam
The Social Programme with Ml Ebrahim Bham - Make The Most of Your Losses by Radio Islam
Treasury inflicts more pain on health and basic education sector: Section27 by Radio Islam
Finance minister managed a balancing act during a difficult economic time for SA by Radio Islam
Attorneys feasted on State-Capture projects without facing any accountability by Radio Islam
COSATU calls on Ministers to move away from ineffectual & failing budget cuts by Radio Islam
South Africans wait with bated breath for today's National Budget Speech by Radio Islam
The budget is likely to roll back social grants yet again, but if it does so, the government will be challenged. That is the warning from the Institute for Economic Justice. It claims that the President has committed to extending the Social Relief of Distress grant, which could be the foundation for a game-changing universal basic income system. Treasury, on the other hand, has a different perspective. Kelle Howson, speaking on Radio Islam International, said they welcomed the President's announcement at the State of the Nation Address that South Africa's social grants would receive an inflation-based increase in 2023, with the hope that it would also apply to the social relief of distress grant, which is an essential cornerstone of the social grant system. However, there are indications that this will not be the case.
Gauteng Premier, Panyaza Lesufi, delivered a State of the Province address yesterday. He shared his commitment to accelerate the provinces' economic recovery and reconstruction, declare crime, corruption, lawlessness, and vandalism as the enemy of the people, drastically changing people's living conditions in townships and informal settlements and hostels and the provision of quality service delivery. Political analyst Prof Dirk Kotze joined Radio Islam International to provide an analysis of the SOPA and said Lesufi concentrated on the economies of the townships.
PAC Calls on Taxi and Bus Organizations in Cape Town to Find Solution to Ongoing Taxi Strike by Radio Islam
As of today, the Judicial Conduct Tribunal (JCT) set aside three days to hear a watershed case against Judge Nana Makhubele. Makhubele, named in the Zondo Commission, faces charges of gross judicial misconduct in a complaint filed by the civil society organisation #UniteBehind. If found guilty, the judge could be impeached. Mbekezeli Benjamin from "Judges Matter's" said Makhubele faces two allegations; the first stems from the fact that she was a judge and the chairperson of a state-owned company, PRASA, which is a violation of the separation of powers principle and judicial ethics. The second allegation against Makhubele is her alleged intervention to advance the interests of a company accused of state capture and corruption while she was still the board chairperson at PRASA.
According to outgoing Eskom CEO Andre de Ruyter, rolling blackouts will continue nationwide until Wednesday evening, followed by Stage 4 and Stage 3 on the weekend. He updated the country regarding the system challenges that led to the current high levels of load shedding.Monique Le Roux, a senior researcher at the Council for Scientific and Industrial Research (CSIR) with expertise in energy systems, told Radio Islam International that stage 8 load shedding is very likely this year, especially during the winter when electricity demand is high.
If there is anything that South Africans can take from the latest crime statistics released by Police Minister Bheki Cele, then the country is a criminal haven.The third quarter of the 2022/23 crime figures, which span the months of October 1 and December 31, showed that there were more than 83 murders and 138 rapes daily.Dr Simon Howell, a criminologist and police expert, talking with Radio Islam International on Monday, claimed that the latest crime statistics show severe problems in our country and that the government is failing to adequately combat crime.
Gauteng Premier Panyaza Lesufi will deliver his first State of the Province Address on Monday evening at the Johannesburg City Hall.All indications are that it will be another disruptive event, as EFF Gauteng Leader Nkululeko Dunga promised.The EFF says Lesufi is an extension of President Cyril Ramaphosa, as the Gauteng ANC nominated him for this position.When Premier Lesufi took office last year, he made a list of promises to get Gauteng to work again.The DA Gauteng leader, Solly Msimanga, told Radio Islam International that they expected Premier Lesufi to outline precisely how many promises he made have been fulfilled and what tangible difference this has made to the lives of the residents.
Living The Legacy: Navigating Relationships with ageing parents Sumayya Abubaker Essop by Radio Islam
The Indian Ocean island has struggled with its worst economic crisis since its independence from Britain in 1948, which saw Sri Lanka default on loans and sought a $2.9 billion bailout from the International Monetary Fund (IMF).Posan Jasinge, journalist and writer and PhD candidate in political science at the University College in London, says that situations making living standards in the country unbearable have certainly improved, like fuel and electricity supply.
Israeli Ambassador removed from AU SummitWarnings of major escalations at Al QudsMedia exposes Team Jorge that has manipulated elections worldwide
Panel Discussions: Palestine and our Responsibility “ with Muhammad Vahed by Radio Islam
Youth Talk with Bibi Ayesha: Young children & discipline Guest: Fredelene Petersen by Radio Islam
World champion Alperen Alkan from Turkey has been visiting South Africa. He has been conducting workshops on archery and horseback archery. The first event occurred in Newcastle between the 10th and 12th of February. The second event will happen in Cape Town between the 17th and 18th of February, and the last event will occur in Johannesburg between the 19th and 20th of February.Moulana Yusuf Bemath, the retreat organiser, said the participants are having a fantastic time with brother Alperen, who’s not just an archer or horseback archer who focuses only on the physical nature of the training but instead also gives the academic perspective and the history behind the techniques.
The public service unions briefed the media on Thursday morning on the way forward following the protest action it launched at the end of last year against the Government's decision to implement a 3% wage increase unilaterally. The unions involved include unions representing police officers and those in the medical sector as well as POPCRU, NEHAWU, DENOSA, SAEPU, PAWUSA, SAMATU, NUPSA and SAPU.POPCRU's Richard Mamabolo said the unions think Government is being disingenuous as they are not keeping to specific processes that have been followed. These processes are supposed to be followed through the bargaining councils; instead, Government decided to make a unilateral decision. The unions believe allowing this trend to continue will set a precedent for future generations.
Besides breaking the stigma surrounding mental health, magazines, newspapers, and social media have become a breeding ground for what is called ‘Pop Psychology’. Umme Muhammad, the founder of Millennial Muslimah, who is passionate about mental health and has a particular interest in Islamic Psychology, a field in which she studied and completed advanced levels and practical training, describes ‘Pop Psychology’ as something that is a simplified version of the ‘human potential movement’.
Managing finances as a business owner is a year-round effort. The new year offers re-evaluation and improvement opportunities, allowing you to re-examine your fiscal management and make changes. In that case, it’s essential to do so responsibly because liquid capital and cash flow are the lifeblood of your business.Speaking to Radio Islam International, Yusuf Bhamjee from Integrifin said that on the topic of business, Allah revealed in the Holy Qur’an in Suratul Jumu’ah, “and when the Jumu’ah prayer has been concluded, disperse within the land and seek from the bounty of Allah.” He added that those sleeping after the Jumu’ah prayer lose out on a blessed time.
Mkhwebane’s impeachment legal fees balloon to almost double the original estimate by Radio Islam
Hayata Tayyiba: Understanding the meaning of Solidarity with our Muslims sister Munira Garda Carim by Radio Islam
The Russian ambassador to Lebanon stated that Russia would provide Lebanon with free wheat and oil derivatives at the government's request. Speaking to Radio Islam International, political analysis and media communications specialist Marita Kassis said this is because of the long-standing relationship between Russia and Lebanon. Both countries have strong foundations with several agreements in different industries and a memorandum of understanding in the oil and gas fields.
While the country awaits President Cyril Ramaphosa's expected to reply to the debate on the SONA today, the convener of Rise Mzansi, Songezo Zibi, wrote an opinion piece stating that last week's chaotic SONA is not just 'one of those' – but imperils our future.The SONA marks the official opening of Parliament. But he writes that over the years, this solemn tradition of the democratic era has degenerated at the same pace as South Africa's elite political culture.
Teacher unions are expressing concern over the safety of both teachers and learners as schools nationwide become battlefields. The unions said there had been an alarming rise in violent attacks on teachers and learners. Last year crime stats indicated that 19 murders were committed at educational facilities across the country.The Public Servants Association of South Africa's (PSA) acting assistant general manager, Claude Naicker, said many incidents of school violence go unreported unless broadcasted on social media.
South African President Cyril Ramaphosa has declared a National State of Disaster to enable an intensive response to widespread flooding that has affected seven of the country's nine provinces.According to a statement from the President's Office, Mpumalanga and the Eastern Cape have been most affected by the floods, brought on by heavy rainfall due to the La Niña weather phenomenon.The North West University's Professor Livhuwane Nemakonde in the School of Geo- and Spatial Sciences explained two phenomena we experience: La Niña and El Niño. La Niña is currently causing heavy rains in certain parts of the country, whereas, with El Niño, the dry parts of the world experience more drought.
South Africans may be excused for believing they were watching a soap opera as political parties played dirty in Tuesday's debate on the nation's state.Police Minister Bheki Cele accused EFF Secretary-General Marshall Dlamini of lying about the claims that IFP leaders allegedly plotted his assassination.Additionally, he said that John Steenhuisen, the leader of the Democratic Alliance, had abused a young woman who worked in his office before divorcing his wife and getting married to her.Meanwhile, John Steenhuisen, head of the DA, referred to President Cyril Ramaphosa's administration as "the catastrophic regime in recent years."
Hayatan Tayyiba: Healing From Trauma How to Choose the correct Therapy for you by Radio Islam
Antakya a ghosted town. Entire town evacuated. Rescue teams are still working on the ground. by Radio Islam
Solidarity Takes Government To Court Over Declaration Of State Of Disaster Over Electricity by Radio Islam
After the abrupt resignation of embattled Tshwane Mayor Randall Williams, the DA-led coalitions in Gauteng became increasingly flimsy.ActionSA, a party with which the DA was in a coalition government in Johannesburg, Ekurhuleni, and Tshwane, called for accountability in the City of Tshwane last month, which was under fire, having incurred an adverse audit opinion from the auditor-general for the 2021/22 fiscal year.Prof. Zwelinzima Ndevu, Director of the School of Public Leadership at the University of Stellenbosch, stated in an interview with Radio Islam International that the mayor’s resignation was anticipated because of the pressure he was facing from his party.
Living The Legacy: Life Lessons from Asma Bint Abu Bakr (RA) Farhana Hathurani by Radio Islam
!) Is it permissible to do cosmetic surgery?2) Is it permissible to photocopy for personal use?3) Is it permissible to work for a company whose main source of income is from Haraam?4) It is permissible to use bone china crockery?5) Is it permissible to sell video games?
Aftershocks and Tremors - Ml Habib speaks to victims of the Turkey - Syria Earthquake by Radio Islam
Earthquake in Turkey ranked as the world’s seventh deadliest natural disaster this century by Radio Islam
Committee Chair Ebrahim Rasool speaks to RI about the ministerial committee on Hajj /Umrah by Radio Islam
DIRCO DG Zane Dangor speaks to RI about the ministerial committee on Hajj /Umrah by Radio Islam
Water activists join hands to highlight the dire state of Ethekwini metro’s rivers by Radio Islam
Senior crime intelligence officer makes damning claims of looting of police resources by Radio Islam
Hayatan Tayyiba: How A brand took a stand against fashion norms Guest: Aamina Sheikh by Radio Islam
Experts warn child nutrition is at risk because of the low quality of food due to loadshedding by Radio Islam
Household Express: How to make skewers Ramadan Desserts that U can freeze by Radio Islam
Nurbanu Kizil senior editor covering all breaking developments, Türkiye and World news, elaborates.
Annisa Essack talks about what families can do in order to implement healthier eating options for Iftaar during the month of Ramadan.
IRSA teams support emergency response efforts for earthquake survivors in Türkiye and deliver aid in Syria.
South African Nicolaas van Wyk has called for a reduction of income tax for South African taxpayers.He started a new petition addressed to the Minister of Finance, Enoch Godongwana, and the National Treasury.Before the 2023 National Budget Speech, which will be presented on 22 February 2023, the petition has been made public.Speaking to Radio Islam international, The Chartered Institute of Business Accountants (formerly SAIBA) board member Nicolaas van Wyk stated that developing new revenue streams, primarily in the tourism industry, should take precedence over raising corporation tax, the VAT tax, or personal income taxes.
Government must act decisively to prevent gun massacres: Gun Free South Africa by Radio Islam
DA says home affairs applications are being deleted because of loadshedding by Radio Islam
Muhammed Daddabhay on the topic of ensuring your accountant is taking care of your trusts by Radio Islam
Dozens of people have been killed in a bomb attack targeting a mosque in a security compound in the northwestern Pakistani city of Peshawar, according to authorities.
Gift of the Givers again steps in as the taps run dry at Gauteng hospital by Radio Islam
You Are Loved - Ml Z Raggie - Episode 19 - Narcissism- Co Dependent Traits Continued by Radio Islam
More than 36-thousand patients on waiting lists for operations in Gauteng public hospitals by Radio Islam
1) Is it permissible to click “I have read the terms and conditions” without reading it?2) Is it permissible to charge a fee to connect lenders and borrowers?3) What is the ruling regarding an interest-based student loan?4) Can a menstruating woman read Manzil?5) What should be done to the body if a person passes away at sea?
Youth Talk with Bibi Ayesha:A high school principal's wish list part 2 Guest:Hawa Bibi Munshi by Radio Islam
Hayatan Tayyiba:Uniting Ladies can lead to change in a community Karabo Madiba by Radio Islam
IRR research show South Africans would accept a good president of any race by Radio Islam
It is a family affair as all family members of a KZN family choose UKZN to study medicine by Radio Islam
Revival In Motion: Life Lessons from Fatima Binti Muhammad(RA)Guest:Juwairiya Loonat by Radio Islam
SABRIC has warned the public against falling victim to solar equipment scams as we enter stages four and five of load shedding for the next few days.Many South Africans are considering going off the grid because the country will likely experience stages 4 and 5 of load shedding for the foreseeable future.However, the South African Banking Risk Information Centre, or SABRIC, cautioned South Africans about falling for solar equipment scams amid the power outage.Speaking to Radio Islam International on Thursday morning, Nischal Mewalall, CEO of SABRIC, advised consumers to exercise caution when making purchases online because they may fall prey to con artists.
Elvis Francois, 47, of Dominica, survived more than 20 days lost at sea by consuming tomato sauce and other seasonings.Francois was repairing his boat near St Martin in December when the currents propelled it into the sea. Due to losing his signal, he could not contact his family.One of the challenges Francois faced was trying to keep water out of his boat to prevent it from sinking. He also had no food aboard the vessel.So how did he survive with just tomato sauce?Speaking to Radio Islam, Ronald Abvajee advocates inspiration for well-being; the CEO of Healthy Living Consulting (HLC), the force behind the MyHealth360 brand, Winner of the 2020 Future of HR Award, says it's not the tomato sauce itself that pulled him through the 20 days, but rather the psychological effect that he is putting something into his body.
Itamar Ben-Gvir and Masjid Al-Aqsa: The impending dangers - Dr Abdallah Marouf by Radio Islam
You Are Loved - Ml Z Raggie - Episode 18 - Narcissism- Co Dependent Traits by Radio Islam
Speech therapy diagnoses and treats speech disorders and communication problems and helps people develop skills like comprehension, clarity, voice, fluency and sound production. Speech therapy can treat childhood speech disorders or adult speech impairments caused by stroke, brain injury or other conditions.Most children reach their speech milestones without issue, but teachers may recognise speech impediments and will inform parents should the child require speech therapy.Speaking to Radio Islam, Sister Sumayya Vayej, a qualified speech-language pathologist, says speech parents of toddlers should be concerned and seek help if their child is not reaching the typical milestones. An example is an eighteen-month-old child not saying any words and a two-year-old not putting two words together.
Police Union POPCRU bemoans the increase in the murder of police officers by Radio Islam
Turkey condemns the burning of Holy Quran during a far-right protest in Sweden by Radio Islam
Soaring temperatures in most parts of South Africa have persisted over the last few days with disastrous effects on the aged and young and those working outdoors.It ended tragically for farmworkers in Kakamas, Northern Cape, where seven perished from heat stroke and two more required hospitalisation.The province is experiencing high temperatures, and due to load shedding, water pumps are out of action during the bouts of power cuts, thus making it almost impossible to pump water from reservoirs to homes, etc.After learning of the tragedy, Gift of the Givers provided JoJo tanks and bottled water to the community.In an interview with Radio Islam International, Emily Thomas from Gift of the Givers remarked that their biggest concern following the event is the water supply to the community.
Hayatan Tayyiba: Uniting Ladies can lead to change in a community Guest:karabo Madiba by Radio Islam
The shooting and death of Monique Horn, a 23-year-old woman, in the Johannesburg neighbourhood of Eldorado Park, brought condemnation once again.Concerned about the murder, the #YesEldosAgain movement has sent its condolences to Horn's family.In an interview with Radio Islam International on Monday, Community organiser Dereleen James claimed that the ongoing gang-related shootings had traumatised the residents of Eldorado Park. However, more fatalities are occurring.
South Africans should accept that they will experience Stage 2 and 3 load shedding for at least the next two years, if not at higher stages. Mpho Makwana, the Head of the Eskom Board, and CEO Andre de Ruyter spoke to the media on Sunday to provide an update on the power company's difficulties.Makwana contends that to give the utility the time it needs to do essential maintenance on the overburdened system and to give South Africans uniformity in outages, permanent load-shedding is required.In an interview with Radio Islam International on Monday, January 23, 2023, energy expert Chris Yelland urged people to try to avoid expecting the load shedding to ease, as it all hinges on the sporadic breakdown of generation units and how quickly they can be restored.
AfriForum plans to build its power station to address the electricity crisis by Radio Islam
Living The Legacy: Life Lessons from Hafsah (RA) Muallimah Masoodah Jappie by Radio Islam
1) Is the blood of a fish and mosquito impure?2)What if drugs are making me more spiritual?3) Can one make Salaah in a moving car?4) Is it permissible to make Dua for death on a Monday?5) What is Firasah?6) What types of relationships with Non-Muslims are permissible?
Fatima Mohammed on the topic of the test of loneliness after losing your companion by Radio Islam
Youth Talk with Bibi Ayesha:A high school principal's wish list Guest: Hawa Bibi Munshi by Radio Islam
South African view on Netherlands 'apology' for slavery - Patric Tariq Mellet by Radio Islam
Ritshidze project again highlight the uncaring attitudes a in Gauteng clinics by Radio Islam
JMPD to remove unofficial pointsmen who direct traffic during load-shedding by Radio Islam
Civil society organisations launch legal case to force gvt to develop an inclusive energy plan by Radio Islam
How Modest wear has inired a journey to studying Deen Guest Zakkiyyah Paizley Modesty by Radio Islam
Hayatan Tayyiba:Navigating Ramadhan with Endomitosis Guest: Fatima Kathdrada by Radio Islam
Hayatan Tayyiba:The Importance of Involving the Youth In Deen Projects Guest:Farhana Hathurani by Radio Islam
Hayatan Tayyiba: Infertility and the Emotions behind it Guest: Zeenat Sirkhot by Radio Islam
Hayatan Tayyiba:Why we need the youth to be more vocal Guest: Zaiba Hafesji by Radio Islam
Hayatan Tayyiba:Dealing with Inness in our Children Guest: Farzana Sibda Khota by Radio Islam
Revival In Motion: Social Media Addiction with Guest:Tasneem Ahmed Basha by Radio Islam
Household Express: Foods to keep you cool...perfect weather for yeast dough by Radio Islam
Anisa Essack in conversation with Yasmine Akrimi Political Analyst from the Brussels International Center.
World Council of Muslim Communities visit betrays Uyghur Muslims - Erkin Sidick by Radio Islam
Spirituality while on the road to recovery from Drug Addiction with Guest Shakerah Moolla Lasanai by Radio Islam
Living The Legacy: Keeping the Peace during the Holidays with Guest: Shahista Thokan by Radio Islam
Revival In Motion:Life Lessons from Khadijah (RA) with Guest:Juwairiya Loonat by Radio Islam
Living The Legacy: Mental Health from the Male Perspective with Guest: Ml Dr Ebrahim Sader by Radio Islam
Living The Legacy: The Islamic Home Schooling System with Guest: Shaykh Saeed Malizani by Radio Islam
Revival In Motion: The Gift of Journaling with Guest: Johara Hassem Life Coach by Radio Islam
Living The Legacy: When should your child start school with Guest: Waheeda Joosab Educator & Author by Radio Islam
Revival In Motion: Natigating the teenage years with Guest: khadija Mahomed Educator & Life Coach by Radio Islam
Revival In Motion: Getting Back on Track Spiritually with Guest: Muallimah Zaakira Ansarmeeah by Radio Islam
You Are Loved - Ml Z Raggie - Episode 17 - Narcissism- Creating Boundaries by Radio Islam
Medical Files – Chronic Illness and Preparation for Fasting during Ramadhaan by Radio Islam
Government Need To Act on Poachers Targeting Pongola Lake Elephants - Heiz De Boer by Radio Islam
Violent and Chaotic Riots Lead to over 1000 Arrests in Brazil - Amanda Audi by Radio Islam
President Cyril Ramaphosa wants the Pretoria High Court to issue an order declaring the summons served on him by his predecessor Jacob Zuma for his private prosecution unlawful, invalid, and set aside.On Monday, Ramaphosa filed papers in court seeking an urgent hearing, listing Zuma, the director of public prosecutions in KwaZulu-Natal, the National Prosecuting Authority (NPA) and the High Court Registrar in Johannesburg as respondents in the case. Ramaphosa wants an interdict to prevent the respondents from giving effect to the NPA's nolle prosequi certificate and the registrar's summonses issued on 15 and 21 December. Despite allegations of improper conduct against Billy Downer, Zuma has instituted a private prosecution against Ramaphosa.Prof Andre Duvenhage, a political analyst, joined Mufti Yusuf Moosagie this morning to provide an analysis of the case.
The National Teaching Awards are how the DBE acknowledges extraordinary efforts made by excellent teachers, often in very difficult conditions. Radio Islam International caught up with Aadil Shaik Mangalee, a joint winner of the Best Teacher Award for 2022.Mangalee explained that the National Teaching Awards is an annual competition that recognises the best teachers countrywide are recognised for their services and work carried out in their respective schools and as a way to celebrate the importance of South Africa's teachers and educators, recognising those who are showing true excellence in the profession. The DBE-E³ sponsors National Best Teacher Award to celebrate the importance of South Africa's teachers and educators, recognising those who are showing true excellence in the profession.
Residents of Boksburg continued to pick up the pieces following the deadly gas tanker explosion on Saturday, making it a bleak Christmas for many families affected by the horrific explosion, which claimed the lives of 15 people and injured more than 160.The explosion involved a gas tanker under the bridge exploding, collapsing the bridge, and damaging parts of the OR Tambo Hospital nearby. There were scenes of absolute devastation, as charred bodies were strewn across the street and burnt casualties were searched desperately for help.Mufti Yusuf Moosagie spoke to Gift of the Giver's founder Dr Imtiaz Sooliman about the destruction in the wake of the explosion.
Al Imdaad Foundation speaks to Radio Islam on the ground of the Somalia crisis by Radio Islam
Education activist calls for government to prioritise the schooling system by Radio Islam
Unlawful Instructions From Political Figures Hamper Service Delivery And Good Governance by Radio Islam
Disappointment At Lack Of Youth Representation In The Leadership Of The ANC - Muhammed Choonara by Radio Islam
Mufti Ebrahim Backus _ Being a Model Muslim in the Modern World _ Deen Pro Futureproofing Convention by Radio Islam
Ml Ebrahim Bham - Finding Happiness in a Hyper-Stressed World _ Deen Pro Futureproofing Convention by Radio Islam
Ml Sulaiman Ravat _ Proactive Leadership & Service to Humanity _ Deen Pro Futureproofing Convention. by Radio Islam
Building a Shared Vision as an Ummah in Starting in SA _ Ml Abdul Aziz Maluleke. by Radio Islam
Ustaadh Edris Khamissa _ Learning - A Lifelong Process _ Deen Pro Futureproofing Convention. by Radio Islam
Ml Safwaan Navlakhi _ Smart Spending & Indebtedness _ Deen Pro Futureproofing Convention. by Radio Islam
Sh Shaakir Bhyat & Hfz Achmat Solomon _ Understanding & Dealing with Addiction. by Radio Islam
Qari Sufyan Tailor _ Opening Qira'ah _ Deen Pro Futureproofing Convention. by Radio Islam
With the results for the top leadership position imminent, the race is hotting up with horse trading among delegates from the various provinces.The results could be different from the initial predictions, and if Ramaphosa does win, what would his term be like with an unfriendly NEC?As the delegates continue to vote and votes are tallied, it is glaring to South Africans how deep the rifts are within the ANC.
Pupils prevented from getting end-of-year reports because of outstanding fees by Radio Islam
Today, a jubilant Dr Zamani Saul, Northern Cape Premier and Chair of the ANC Northern Cape, spoke to Maulana Sulaimaan Ravat on Radio Islam International at the ANC National Conference at NASREC.
The Social Program with Ml Ebrahim Bham - Buying Things Will Not Make You Happy by Radio Islam
Revival In Motion: The Evil Eye & Reminder for Teens with Guest Masoodah Jappie by Radio Islam
Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro ended his post-election silence on Friday, addressing his supporters at the gates of the presidential residence after staying silent for almost 40 days after his election loss. Some of his supporters have called for a military coup to stop President-elect Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva from taking office. Bolsonaro was ambiguous in his comments and did not endorse their call for a military intervention but said the Armed Forces would respect the Constitution.
ctionSA is calling on authorities to arrest teachers who allegedly used WhatsApp to provide answers to students during the matric exams in Mpumalanga.ActionSA encouraged the Minister of Basic Education, her MEC in Mpumalanga, and all other officials to take prompt action to prevent the harm this will cause to the integrity of the matric examination process, especially for those diligent students who worked hard and followed the rules.According to Thoko Mashiane of ActionSA, teachers allegedly accepted student payment to assist them in cheating during exams.
Health Department slams fake news calling for South Africans to mask up again because of new variant by Radio Islam
Emergency services struggle with rescue & clean-up operations as rainfall continue by Radio Islam
Youth Talk with Bibi Ayesha:Holiday cooking Guest: Bibi Ayesha Kadwa from Sunnyside Classics by Radio Islam
Demise of Hadith scholar Shaykh ʿAbd al-Raḥmān al-Kattānī - Sheikh Shoayb Ahmed by Radio Islam
Minister not suffering same load shedding pain as the rest of South Africa by Radio Islam
Türkiye does not need permission’ for Syria operations against terrorists by Radio Islam
Traffic havoc, resident’s rescued, and further floods predicted as more rain is expected by Radio Islam
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Famous Scholars From 7th to the 12th Centuries - Part 8 - Ml Yusuf Bemath by Radio Islam
The Laws Of Iddah For A Lady Whose Husband Passed Away - Mufti Yusuf Moosagie by Radio Islam
According to health journalist Jesse Copelyn, at the Bhekisisa Centre for Health Journalism, the municipal, provincial, and federal administrations failed to provide water, electricity, or cell phone service to the Lenasia South District Hospital.Copelyn told Radio Islam International on Wednesday that the Gauteng Health Department was accused of not paying the people in charge of ensuring enough fuel for the generators. "The department confirmed that there were problems with diesel supply, but they did not provide the reason why." As a result, Lenasia District Hospital didn't have electricity for some hours in November.
Household Express: Snack and food ideas to keep the family sustained and healthy by Radio Islam
The Organisation Undoing Tax Abuse, a civil society organisation, has filed a criminal case against Deputy President David Mabuza and 12 others.According to OUTA’s affidavit, the 13 are allegedly associated with illegal enterprises.OUTA’s CEO, Wayne Duvenage, says the organisation requests that Mabuza and the others be charged with organised crime.Speaking to Radio Islam International, Duvenage stated that deputy president David Mabuza should face charges of theft, fraud, perjury, and intimidation.
The Food Forward initiative has claimed that having food insecurity when government policy can address it is a crime.Food Forward’s fund development manager, Deirdre Adams, claims that the organisation is optimistic that the national food banking model may help to alleviate South Africa’s challenge of food insecurity. However, for this to happen, the government must implement a policy on food donations.
Media Lens: Sudan agreement between government & opposition on democratic transition by Radio Islam
The Breastfeeding Period As Stipulated by The Noble Quraan - Mufti Yusuf Moosagie by Radio Islam
There is still no end in sight for the Public Service Unions' dispute with the government over demands for pay increases, according to Reuben Maluleke, a representative for individuals employed in the public sector.As the government continues to reject the worker's; demands for pay increases, workers will inevitably go on strike for a third time this week.On Monday, during an interview with Radio Islam International, Maluleke claimed that they requested that the government stop withholding a pay raise from employees to appease the rating agencies.
Living The Legacy: Navigating our Childrens Friendships with Guest Sumayya Abubaker Essop by Radio Islam
- Is it permissible to write a negative review against a company?2. Is it permissible to sell the fruit before the season?3. What is the ruling with regard to paying Goodwill?4. Is there a Hadith that indicates that Nabi Sallallahu Alaihi Wasallam did business with a Non-Muslim?
The Maktab Madrassah: Protecting The Imaan of Your Kids - Mufti Yusuf Moosagie by Radio Islam
Youth Talk with Bibi Ayesha:Lessons learnt from animals Guests: Shakir & Nooshin Jeeva by Radio Islam
Shock-drowning figures show SA turning a blind eye to unsupervised swimming by Radio Islam
Study shows how revenge forms part of the motive for parents who kill their children by Radio Islam
Fajr First Awards | Grappling Tournament | 9th Legends of Islam Youth Programme by Radio Islam
Revival In Motion: Life Lessons from Ayesha (RA)with Guest: Farhana Hathurani by Radio Islam
Household Express: Padkos foods for Road Trips and Self Catering Guest Saajidah Laher Mayet by Radio Islam
After the Rivonia Circle Think Tank announced that it is launching a political movement to run in the 2024 elections, another player will be in the national polls.According to the former editor and chairman of Rivonia Circle, Songezo Zibi, the organisation would not become a political party be instead started a campaign with the hashtag #SAMustRise that would appear on the ballot in the upcoming elections."A political movement needs to be concerned with local issues. Whether there is a vote or not, we constantly implement, develop, and think of solutions at the community level."Zibi stated in an interview with Radio Islam International that the movement aims to include leaders with a proven track record of offering solutions rather than making promises.
Through the Open Wing Alliance, the Southern African Faith Communities Environment Institute is organising a non-violent picket at the Pick ʼn Pay corporate office in Cape Town.They request that Pick ʼn Pay guarantee that all eggs sold are 100% cage-free by 2030. The two organisations met with the retailer last week.A recent investigation by the Open Wing Alliance revealed that Pick ʼn Pay is supporting animal cruelty by sourcing their eggs from farms that practice cruel battery cage farming.According to the organisation, battery cage farming is a lousy way of keeping hens. It causes suffering to millions of layers that cannot do anything natural or essential.In an interview with Radio Islam International, SAFCEI’s Wayne du Plessis claimed that no progress had been made after several interactions with the pick-n-pay management on the inhumane practice of battery cage farming.
A spate of attacks by Pitbulls, which saw at least three children mauled to death in a matter of weeks, has raised questions about the danger this breed of dog poses to society.Following the fatal instances, owners who did not want to take the chance of keeping their Pitbull as pets have flooded the National Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (NSPCA) with Pitbulls.During Tuesday morning’s interview with Radio Islam International, Dr Quixi Sonntag of the University of Pretoria’s Faculty of Veterinary Science discussed whether Pitbulls are naturally vicious.According to Sonntag, Pitbulls were originally bred to fight with other dogs for people’s entertainment.
Revival In Motion: Fostering Healthy Relationships with Guest Amina Mahomed by Radio Islam
Business Q&A: Raising Finance, Phone Ringing in Salaah & Diminishing Musharaka by Radio Islam
Team Burnout: What Are The Signs & How To Deal With it - Mufti Yusuf Moosagie by Radio Islam
Gareth Williams (FICO)talk to Radio Islam International about why almost half of all South Africans will be willing to commit first-party fraud
Recently, South African Muslim women wearing the hijab have complained about unfair treatment by OR Tambo Airport security members, with more than 300 persons related their experiences. Besides media reports detailing the grievances of aggrieved individuals, social media is buzzing with posts describing humiliating searches based on targeted profiling. These reports, which include complaints of full body searches and the request to remove the headscarf, have sparked outrage and fuelled the perception of unfair harassment experienced by Muslim travellers. It has prompted the question: "Is it fair to claim that OR Tambo International Airport (ORT) in Johannesburg is attaining notoriety as South Africa's leading institution where Islamophobia is rampant?"It also prompted the National Freedom Party (NFP) to condemn the reports swiftly and saw them call for an urgent investigation into ORT's security policy. The United Ulema Council of South Africa and the Muslim Judicial Council have met with representatives from ACSA to discuss the issues. Today Radio Islam International held a panel discussion with Airports Company of South Africa's Group Executive: Enterprise Security and Compliance, General Mzwandile Petros and Jabulani Khambule, Regional General Manager for ACSA, to provide clarity on the issues raised.
Youth Talk with Bibi Ayesha: Side Hustle Guest: Yumna Laher Moosa, financial advisor by Radio Islam
Brazil's VP Mourao says Bolsonaro's bid to challenge the election will not likely succeed by Radio Islam
Human Rights Commission going ahead in taking Malema to Equality Court Commissioner by Radio Islam
South Africans are gearing up for the annual Black Friday scheduled for November 25, 2022, followed by Cyber Monday.Black Friday has become one of the biggest shopping days on the calendar in South Africa, with a growing list of local retailers offering reduced prices on a range of products.But along with the hype, there is also a warning for consumers to be mindful of overspending this year.This comes against rising fuel prices, growing inflation, increased interest rates, and a surge in food prices.On "Cyber Monday", which falls on November 28, 2022, online retailers are anticipated to run several promotions.Despite consumers being more responsible and cautious when making purchases on Black Friday since COVID-19, PayFlex, South Africa's most extensive and incredible online payment system, predicts a 60% increase in consumers this year.Speaking with Radio Islam International, Chris Olsen, COO of PayFlex, said the company had doubled its customer base since 2021.
Zarina Davids on the topic of gentle ways of dealing with a moody teenager by Radio Islam
New Horizons: Accessibility and disability with Kerry Walsh and Tasnim Jadwat by Radio Islam
UP’s Mamelodi Campus Provides Preschool Teachers With Training On Sensory Gardens by Radio Islam
Aimé Zonveni,Political Analyst specialising on the Great Lakes Region, Editor of the Kinshasa Times, sheds light.
At the ANC elective conference in December, President Cyril Ramaphosa and Zweli Mkhize will square off for the top position of party leader. Ramaphosa is well ahead after receiving 2,037 nominations from branches, while Mkhize only received 916.The ANC made public the top six candidates for the role of deputy president, including Paul Mashatile, Ronald Lamola, and Oscar Mabuyane.However, according to Kgalema Motlanthe, ANC’s head of the electoral committee, the process is still open for objections and appeals, which might lead to a different outcome. He said this is the culmination of nominations received from branches, but delegates at the conference can also nominate from the floor.Radio Islam International discussed with political analyst Dr Fikile Vilikazi, who has accused the governing party of compromising the gender parity rule stipulated in the ANC constitution.
You Are Loved - Ml Z Raggie - Episode 16 - Narcissistic Parent Seeking Counselling by Radio Islam
On Tuesday, thousands of public employees went on strike in eight provinces, calling for a 10% pay raise in light of the rising cost of living. This “National Day of Action”; is the third that labour has organised throughout the country this year alone.
The protest action comes as Finance Minister Enoch Godongwana stated that the government could only afford an average wage of 3.3% increase during his mini-budget statement in October.
Go-slows and stay-away orders were part of the protest at hospitals, clinics, police stations, home affairs offices, and schools.
Radio Islam International discussed the impact of the protest on healthcare services with Health Department spokesperson Foster Mohale, who said that the most affected province by the protest action was Gauteng, with other areas experiencing minor difficulties.
The Supreme Court of Appeal (SCA) has ordered the former president to return to prison.
This comes after the Democratic Alliance (DA), Helen Suzman Foundation and AfriForum applied to the Court of Appeal to review Zuma’s medical parole.
Zuma had appealed the high court’s ruling in December last year, which set aside former Correctional Services national commissioner Arthur Fraser’s decision to grant him medical parole.
On Monday, the Appeal (SCA) dismissed with costs former President Jacob Zuma’s appeal against the setting aside his medical parole by the Pretoria High Court.
According to Christopher Fisher, legal researcher of the Helen Suzman Foundation, who spoke with radio Islam international, the decision sends a powerfully affirmative message to South African officials who disobey the law.
Whilst South Africa is reeling from the long-term impacts of the pandemic, load shedding, high unemployment rate and persistent inequality, not to mention the climate crisis, the way forward calls for a combination of reflection, communication, innovation and critical trust. This is the crux of the 2022 Independent Philanthropy Association of South Africa (IPASA) annual review of South African Philanthropy.
Speaking to Radio Islam International, Louise Driver, IPASA Executive Director, said that the annual review publication was launched two weeks ago and is the fourth edition of its kind. It's also a unique showcasing of the work of philanthropic foundations in South Africa. It highlights the range and impact of work that funders are doing in South Africa to create a stronger nation and address the many issues we face.
Chaos in Cape Town as striking taxi operators torch buses as 2-day strike begins by Radio Islam
Radio Islam International spoke with Amanda Gouws, a Distinguished Professor of Political Science at the University of Stellenbosch, about the importance of revolution and whether it was worthwhile.
According to Gouws, conditions dating back to Apartheid, for which many fought, have worsened.
She argued that South Africa's deteriorating economy resulted from the country being run by a negligent government.
According to Gouws, the governing party has failed the country, leading to vigilante justice.
The UK experience with sex education and LGBTQ influence in schools - Yusuf Patel by Radio Islam
Opportunities to trade with Pakistani companies to be showcased at PakAfrica expo in Sandton by Radio Islam
Household Express: Creating a community via cooking groups Guest: Asma Pathan by Radio Islam
Neighbours urged to look out for each other as house-jacking syndicates on the rise by Radio Islam
India to surpass China as the most populous country as the world population reaches 8 billion people by Radio Islam
Turkish Authorities Investigating Sunday Blast in Istanbul, Further Attacks Expected by Radio Islam
A new book by top-selling author, journalist, and assistant editor at News 24, Pieter du Toit, has hit the shelves.
In his book, “ANC Billionaires”, released by Jonathan Ball Publishers, du Toit explores the possibility that the capitalist class and the liberation movement made covert agreements to maintain the status quo regarding the economic policy of South Africa.
Police chief & KZN police boss reportedly under investigation - bulletproof vests tender scandal by Radio Islam
Civil society publishes a booklet ‘Free healthcare services in South Africa' by Radio Islam
Revival In Motion: Understanding Social Anxiety: Part 1 with Guest Zaid Ismail by Radio Islam
Hayatan Tayyiba: A Parents' Guide to Dyslexia Guest: Gemma Stegen Hollyblue Academy by Radio Islam
Living The Legacy: Overcome Tajweed Learning Blockages with Guest: Mariam Gallie Ismail by Radio Islam
Thousands of South Africans prepare for the holidays by making travel plans or visiting family abroad.
In August, Home Affairs Minister Aaron Motsoaledi announced that his office would eliminate several “luxuries” granted to South Africans to bolster passport security. The security review is now being conducted on the passport application procedures.
Recently there have been concerns regarding travellers experiencing challenges when applying for or renewing their passports.
Siya Qoza, the spokesperson for Home Affairs, spoke with Radio Islam International on the procedures involved in renewing a passport.
Muslim Sister Told at OR Tambo Not to Wear a “Doek” If She Doesn't Want To Be searched by Radio Islam
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The Unaccountable, a newly published book by Open Secrets, examines corruption in South Africa, is causing a stir in South Africa. It examines corruption in South Africa and how those responsible are never held accountable.
Michael Marchant and Raeesa Pather, two of the co-authors, spoke with Radio Islam International.
Diabetes is now the number one killer of women and the second cause of death in SA by Radio Islam
Civil Society Welcomes Inclusion of Obstetric Violence at Presidential Summit on GBVF by Radio Islam
Consumers Out of Pocket As Fuel And Transport, Electricity & Food Prices Hit Hard by Radio Islam
Listen to the interview on Sabahul Muslim with host Sulaiman Ravat and guest Sanusha Naidoo, foreign policy analyst with the Institute for Global Dialogue.
Launch Of Camouflage Covered Copy Of Noble Quraan To SANDF - Ml Abdul Khaliq Allie by Radio Islam
US Blacklists Individuals, Businesses Identified by US Treasury as Members of ISIS by Radio Islam
You Are Loved - Ml Z Raggie - Episode 15 - Narcissistic Parenting And Sins by Radio Islam
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At least eleven individuals died from malaria in Gauteng between January and September, signalling that the disease is again on the rise.
Gauteng MEC for Health, Nomantu Nkomo-Ralehoko, announced as Southern African Development Community Malaria Day was observed yesterday. There were more than 1,102 instances of malaria reported between January and September of this year.
Siphiwe Gumede, GDOH Assistant Directorate responsible for Health Promotion under Public Health, spoke with Radio Islam International and argued that the Malaria cases affecting Gauteng are imported from places like Mozambique, Zimbabwe, Malawi, and Ethiopia.
Over the previous few months, three former presidents have voiced their opinions. And there have been questions about the public disputes between Thabo Mbeki, Kgalema Motlanthe, and Jacob Zuma that concentrated on the ANC in KwaZulu-Natal.
Zuma charged treason and corruption against Cyril Ramaphosa, his successor. Former president Kgalema Motlanthe has expressed concern that President Ramaphosa’s failure to provide a comprehensive public justification for the Phala Phala scandal is endangering the office, and former President Thabo Mbeki has questioned what it will mean for Ramaphosa to move toward the ANC elective conference while he is still subject to impeachment.
Later ANC KZN provincial secretary Bheki Mtolo issued a statement saluting the three leaders, presidents of the ANC, Mbeki, Zuma and Motlanthe, and pointed out that each of them would have their footprints and legacy remaining with them for many years to come. Bheki Mtolo, the provincial secretary for the ANC in KZN, later released a statement in which he saluted the three ANC presidents—Mbeki, Zuma, and Motlanthe—and noted that each would leave behind a legacy.
The political experts Xolani Dube and Prof. Siphamandla Zondo spoke with Radio Islam on the three leaders’ legacies. Dube claims that the ANC and the leaders have failed the people of South Africa. He advised them to hold off on criticism, particularly given that they have many questions to answer and should leave the residents to judge and criticise.
The rape, mutilation, and death of 4-year-old Bokgabo Poo served as a sharp reminder to South Africans of the danger children face every day.
As the small girl’s location was sought, the nation held its breath as posters with appeals for assistance to locate her were shared on social media. She was later discovered to have been murdered, raped, and dismembered.
According to Vhonani Phetla, a junior researcher at the University of Johannesburg’s Institute for Pan-Africanist Thought and Conversation, statistics show that a war is being waged on children in the nation.
Yesterday at the Gallagher Estate in Midrand, the second presidential summit on gender-based violence and femicide got underway.
Civil society organisations highlighted that the country had become one of the most violent outside a war zone due to the steady rise in gender-violence cases.
In an interview with Radio Islam International, Vanita Daniels, Director of Rise Up Against Gender-Based Violence, said the president’s admission that the government has not done enough to address the pandemic of gender-based violence in South Africa is her main takeaway.
The United Nations Climate Change Conference, or COP27, will bring together world leaders and climate activists in Sharm El-Sheikh, Egypt, from November 6 to November 18.
On Wednesday, ahead of COP27, the Southern African Faith Communities held a vigil in front of Parliament. The Environment Institute of SAFC organized the vigil.
At COP27, nations band together to take concrete steps toward meeting the global climate targets outlined in the Paris Agreement and convention.
Speaking to Radio Islam International, SAFCEI’s Operations and Corporate Engagement Manager, Wayne du Plessis, stated that the goal of the vigil was to push for the closure of the outdated Koeberg nuclear power station and a just transition to renewable energy that will benefit all of Africa.
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The government deployed the Comoros armed forces to the city of Mbeni in the northern region of the Islands of Ngazidja, where they have gone from house to house, persecuting citizens, young and old, the disabled, women and children. The destruction of homes and vandalisation of hospitals have occurred.
Some residents have fled to other villages, and more than 150 people were taken hostage, mainly senior citizens, teachers, religious scholars, and students, with no information about their whereabouts.
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In his mini-budget, Finance Minister Enoch Godongwana stated that the national government would cover 70% of SANRAL’s e-toll debt, but the province would be liable for the other 30%, raising questions about Gauteng’s financial destiny.
Following a widespread civil disobedience campaign, the e-toll issue cost the ANC votes in Gauteng as the public criticised them and said they weren’t adequately consulted. According to Premier Panyaza Lesufi, the provincial administration wants to cancel Soweto’s over R5 billion debt to ESKOM. He is requesting debt forgiveness for hostels, slum areas, and townships.
ESKOM, however, eliminated roughly R8 billion in past-due debt for unpaid electricity bills in Soweto in 2020.
One of the biggest obstacles to ESKOM’s balance sheet is municipal debt. Dr Lumkile Mondi, a senior economic lecturer at Wits, was interviewed by Radio Islam International.
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On Monday, more than 920 000 matric students began writing their National Senior Certificate exams.
Despite worries that many students were impelled to drop out due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the Department of Basic Education earlier reported that this year's final matric test hopefuls are writing more of them.
Mugwena Maluleke, the general secretary of the South African Democratic Teachers Union (SADTU), spoke to Radio Islam International about the union's worries over load-shedding during the matric exam. He mentioned that disturbances brought on by power outages could make teachers and students anxious.
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A week ago, South Africans realised that the country is not isolated from global security threats after the United States, British and Australian embassies put South Africa on terror alert.
In a separate alert, the US government stated that it had "acquired intelligence that terrorist groups are planning to carry out near-term assaults against places where US people congregate in South Africa, notably premium shopping centers and malls in Johannesburg and Cape Town."
The majority of South Africans disregarded the US Embassy's warning last week about a potential terror assault in Sandton over the weekend. Several significant events took place as scheduled in Sandton, while tens of thousands of people attended a ceremony in KwaZulu-Natal to see Misuzulu kaZwelithini's official recognition as the next Zulu monarch.
Currently, it is unclear if South Africans need to worry about the prospect of terrorist attacks in their country.
Godfrey Ramuhala, a lecturer in strategic studies at the Faculty of Military Science at Stellenbosch University and Martin Ewi, African security expert and senior researcher at the Institute for Security Studies discussed the issue.
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Ahmed Timol, a resistance hero, was assassinated by the apartheid security police 51 years ago and is remembered today.
Timol, a South African anti-apartheid activist and member of the Communist Party of South Africa, was said to have committed suicide by throwing himself out the window of room 1026 of John Vorster Square, the infamous police headquarters in the heart of Johannesburg. His relatives, however, believed that the security police had tortured and killed him. Everyone who was against the apartheid state at the time, shared this opinion.
Imtiaz Cajee, Timol's nephew, told Radio Islam International that the court is taking too long to provide a decision. He is still uncertain whether there was a political agreement not to pursue those responsible for the apartheid killings more than five years after a landmark decision was made in the reopened inquest into his death, which changed the original verdict of suicide to murder.
The Land Bank introduced a three-year, R1.95 billion blended finance program on Monday. The bank introduced the blended finance program in 2018 but later experienced financial difficulties, entering debt default in April 2020, following which they temporarily stopped providing loans.
The Land Bank, a state-owned institution, resumed financing on Monday – a blended finance program that will invest R1.95 billion over the next three years in helping new farmers become profitable.
Ms Thoko Didiza Minister of Agriculture, Land Reform, and Rural Development launched an R3.2 billion blended finance program with Land Bank to help farmers. According to Didiza, the department and Land Bank have each committed R325 million per year, effectively developing an R650 million fund. By the third year, the fund will have reached R1.95 billion.
Duncan Masiwa, Head of News at Food for Mzansi, spoke with Radio Islam International on the R3.2 billion Blended Finance Scheme intended to help farmers, particularly black farmers.
Since 1999, the Umthombo Youth Development Foundation has offered financial aid and mentoring to students majoring in health sciences from underprivileged rural areas. This non-profit works to ensure that many students from South Africa’s most disadvantaged schools become doctors.
Despite coming from some of South Africa’s poorest schools, Umthombo students outperform ordinary health science students at prominent universities like The University of the Witwatersrand regarding pass rates.
Jesse Copelyn, a health journalist at Bhekisisa, spoke with Radio Islam International.
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The paper details the pandemic's short to long-term effects on provincial household travel habits.
Busisiwe Marole, a CSIR researcher, discussed some Gauteng household travel survey results with Radio Islam International.
According to the poll, which was done using a questionnaire, there has been a general drop in work-related travel, especially when using a personal vehicle.
Marole claims that this results from a work-from-home policy established during the outbreak. Naturally, there was a minor rise in travel for medical reasons.
Findings indicate a 6% decrease in trip volumes during the typical morning peak hours of 6 to 9 a.m.
She went on to say that the findings also showed that there had been no changes to shopping excursions, educational trips, or non-motorised transportation.
The city of Johannesburg’s dry taps is a result of a cycle of dry weather and faulty infrastructure.
Forty-two of Johannesburg’s 128 reservoirs are thought to be leaking via pipes and walls. Johannesburg Water is budgeting R61 billion to replace critical water infrastructure over the next decade.
Senzo Mchunu, the Minister of Water and Sanitation, has promised to increase the bulk water allocation to the Rand Water system as part of the emergency steps to alleviate water shortages in Gauteng metros, districts, and local governments. These measures, according to Mchunu, are in place for nine months as the department looks for long-term solutions to the use and management of water.
Residents of Johannesburg now experience daily water shedding in addition to load shedding. The severity of the crisis was examined with Radio Islam International by Prof. Mike Muller of Wits School of Governance and Dr Gideon Groenewald, an independent geologist from the Free State.
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This week, the Jamiatul Ulama South Africa (JUSA) informed residents in the Gauteng region that there was a lack of capacity for burials at the Avalon Cemetery. This meant that burials would be done at the Olifantsvlei Cemetery, but re-burials would continue to be allowed at the Avalon Cemetery.
However, the Olifantsvlei Cemetery is facing a lack of wudhu and salah facilities, and security needs to be beefed up.
Amir, Mufti M A Bulbulia, at JUSA, encouraged the community to perform salah at suitable facilities in Lenasia before burial at Olifantsvlei Cemetery. With prior arrangements, the Nurul Islam Masjid courtyard or parking area has been made available for janazaah salah.
JUSA will also keep the community informed should other venues become available.
The current situation highlights to the Muslim Ummah, especially in Lenasia, the role of the Avalon Cemetery.
Importantly, it also allows us to focus on the cemetery's history. Dr Ismail Vadi reflected on this aspect recently in an article he penned titled "Apartheid Burials – Muslim Cemeteries in Johannesburg", which contained a brief history of the cemeteries in the greater Johannesburg area.
He joined Hafidh Ebrahim Moosa on his show "Under the Radar" to explore the ideas and suggestions he covered in the article.
How non-profit movements build relationships while filling potholes with their unique Mix by Radio Islam
Prison rights organisation condemns Sisulu’s attempts to visit convicted former ANC leader in prison by Radio Islam
Amathole citizens stand to lose millions in infrastructure grant due to municipal negligence by Radio Islam
Revival In Motion: Life Lessons from Mariam (AS) with Guest Masoodah Jappie by Radio Islam
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Zwakele Mncwango, a former DA KZN leader, has been chosen to lead ActionSA in KwaZulu-Natal. He spoke with Radio Islam International.
In most urban areas of South Africa, tap water is safe to drink, but raw water sources, like streams, rivers, and dams, have high levels of E.Coli and coliform bacteria, posing serious health risks.
Last month, a week of nationwide water testing by more than 100 citizen science activists for the Water Community Action Network, or WaterCAN—a project of the Organisation Undoing Tax Abuse found that tap water is safe to drink in most urban areas.
These tests were carried out in response to an assessment report from the Blue Drop and Green Zone, which was made public for the first time in nine years and revealed that 52% of water supply systems are at medium to high risk.
The findings were presented by Dr Ferrial Adam, manager of WaterCAN, on Radio Islam International.
Residents of Gauteng are unhappy as the water crisis worsens and more regions struggle with no water at all.
Despite the numerous explanations offered for the current situation, Prof. Anthony Turton, a water specialist, claims that the problems with the water supply in some areas of Gauteng have less to do with a lack of water and more to do with the breakdown of the institutions of government.
Prof. Anthony Turton discusses the fundamental concerns behind the water crisis that the government attempts to hide with Radio Islam International.
Poor-paying tenants impact an owner’s bond repayments as municipal charges continue to mount.
Many rental property owners are dealing with non-paying tenants and are wondering if they have the authority to turn off the electricity to their property.
Radio Islam International speaks with a legal expert and founder of the law firm Schoeman Law Inc. about this quandary.
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President Cyril Ramaphosa is fighting for his political career, but some believe the ANC is fighting to reclaim its former glory days.
Decades of state capture have resulted in a loss of trust in the ruling party, with billions of taxpayer dollars flowing into the coffers of a select few cadres, municipalities collapsing across the country, and health and education in crisis – all under the ANC's governance.
What options does the ANC have for survival when this year's December elective conference is almost a carbon copy of the one in 2017, with the same role players vying for positions?
Radio Islam International discussed the future of the African National Congress with political analysts Dr Oscar van Heerden and Nteboheleng Tsehla.
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Expectations from parents & learners in term 4: Principal Shahana Sujee & Principal Duggy Naidoo by Radio Islam
Motorists warned of renewed incidents of spikes being placed on the N12 highway west near Lenasia by Radio Islam
Wits enters into major partnership to drive digital transformation in Africa by Radio Islam
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WWSF’s living planet report reveals a devastating 69% drop in wildlife populations on average by Radio Islam
Some improvements in Eastern Cape health provisions, according to key Ritshize data, revealed by Radio Islam
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The term “voter apathy” has become part of the common political discourse and is often used to give the impression that voters do not vote due to political ignorance or carelessness.
Radio Islam International discussed with The Rivonia Circle’s Songezo Zibi his latest opinion piece findings after almost a year of fieldwork, such as focus groups, surveys, community meetings, and online discussions.
According to Songezo, he is convinced voter abstention is typically a very deliberate political choice.
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-Is it permissible for me to inspect my wife's phone and WhatsApp messages etc without her consent? Or do I need her permission. Can she inspect my phone without my consent or does she need permission?
-Can Masah be done on boots such as builders boots or wellington boots?
-How do we dispose of papers, Islamic books and things which have quranic verses in them, can we use a paper shredder for that?
The president changed the rules governing Cabinets' perks in April this year to fully exempt ministers and their deputies from paying for any municipal services at their official residences.
Radio Islam International discussed with DA's Leon Schreiber, DA MP and party spokesperson on public service and administration, about the ministers in the bloated cabinet of President Cyril Ramaphosa's exempted benefits.
The ANC President Cyril Ramaphosa is due to face head-on COGTA Minister Nkosazana Dlamini-Zuma and former health minister Zweli Mkhize in the scramble for the top position in the ANC elective conference for the Presidency.
Radio Islam International discussed the road to the elective conference with political journalist Carien du Plessis and political analyst Prof Dirk Kotze.
Council against smoking welcomes proposed bill which will see a ban on indoor public smoking by Radio Islam
Sisisulu and Cele are lashed for lying over the number of tourists killed in the country by Radio Islam
health department needs to tackle the growing problem of scarcity of healthcare workers by Radio Islam
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Amnesty International South Africa Demands Reliable Information on DNA Backlog by Radio Islam
Importance of Madrasa For High School Students with Guest Ml Mohammed Galid Pandor by Radio Islam
After an inconclusive presidential election, Brazil is now bracing for a frantic four-week campaign ahead of a run-off vote that will pit leftist Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva against Jair Bolsonaro, the far-right incumbent president. Official returns from Sunday's first round showed da Silva, a former two-term president universally known as Lula, with 48.4% compared to 43.2% for Bolsonaro. The remaining votes went to nine other candidates.
Prof Fiona Macaulay of Bradford University in the UK, the research includes interdisciplinary, encompassing political institutions and political sociology, with strong intersections with criminology, law, and public policy. Her expertise is centred on Brazil.
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The final version of the National Council on GBVF Bill has been gazetted by Radio Islam
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Hayatan Tayyiba: Tadabbur fi aayatir Rahmaani Contemplating on the words of Allah Ta'ala by Radio Islam
Hayatan Tayyiba: Tadabbur fi aayatir Rahmaani Contemplating on the words of Allah Ta'ala by Radio Islam
Hayatan Tayyiba: Tadabbur fi aayatir Rahmaani Contemplating on the words of Allah Ta'ala by Radio Islam
Hayatan Tayyiba: Tadabbur fi aayatir Rahmaani Contemplating on the words of Allah Ta'ala by Radio Islam
Marriage spending choices and dealing with different opinions on necessities vs wants by Radio Islam
Discipline for Children How do we make our children love deen but being from with them by Radio Islam
Open Secrets, together with the Unpaid Benefits Campaign, began an investigation into the potentially unlawful and criminal conduct of fund administrators, asset managers and other financial actors regarding unclaimed pension funds. On the 23rd of October 2019, Open Secrets published the report, The Bottom Line: Who Profits from Unpaid Pensions?, and an accompanying booklet, Look Beyond the Bottom Line, that focused on the role played by big corporations who administer pension funds and found that this resulted in over R50 billion in pensions owed to employees and the beneficiaries.
The report also detailed the unlawful cancellation of pension funds between 2007–2013 by the Financial Services Board (FSB). This entailed the mass-cancellation of 6757 orphan pension and provident funds (funds without a board of trustees), many of which contained assets owed to beneficiaries.
Open Secrets’ Head of Investigations, Michael Marchant, joined Radio Islam International to discuss this unfortunate situation.
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Hayatan Tayyiba: Tadabbur fi aayatir Rahmaani Contemplating on the words of Allah Ta'ala by Radio Islam
Hayatan Tayyiba: How to develop our Muslim Youth to facilitate peer learning by Radio Islam
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President of SA prisoner’s organisation for Human Rights has reverted to Islam by Radio Islam
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Children exposed to lead – a metal found in certain paints and batteries - face several problems as they grow up.
A new report by the Bhekisisa Centre for Health Journalism has revealed that only three cases of lead poisoning were reported to the National Institute for Communicable Diseases between 2017 and 2022 because the medical fraternity believes the threat that the metal poses is a thing of the past.
According to a health journalist at Bhekisisa, Jesse Copelyn, who spoke with Radio Islam International, people exposed to lead can encounter many health issues such as heart, lung, and kidney disease. He said lead could also affect the development of children; for instance, people exposed to lead from a younger age are violent and risk being involved in violent crimes.
Several activists and organisations are calling for releasing one of South Africa's most notorious serial killers, Norman "Afzal" Simons.
He was sentenced to life imprisonment in 1995 after the bodies of 22 young boys in shallow graves were discovered on the Cape Flats between 1986 and 1994.
But he was only convicted of the kidnapping and murder of one of the boys, ten-year-old Elroy van Rooyen.
After serving 28 years of his life sentence, crime fighters, activists, and the SA Human Rights Commission are calling for his release.
According to Commissioner Chris Nissen, who spoke with Radio Islam International, many activists and organisations are not demanding the release of the notorious serial killer but asking that he be allowed to exercise his right to parole with the condition that he confesses to the victim's families to allow them closure for their children's death.
ANC PEC in KwaZulu-Natal put its weight behind Zweli Mkhize as the preferred presidential candidate by Radio Islam
Government Mulls Shift from Road to Railway for Freight in Wake of Truck Accidents by Radio Islam
The Captivating & Enthralling Kruger National Park - Mufti Yusuf Moosagie by Radio Islam
Hearts Are Inclined to the Pious Servants of Almighty Allah - Mufti Yusuf Moosagie by Radio Islam
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A recent survey titled “It takes two to Toyi – Toyi” by Afrobarometer has revealed that South Africa’s level of trust towards President Cyril Ramaphosa has dropped compared to that of the former president, Jacob Zuma era. The survey shows that this attributed to mistrust of voters toward the president disappointing given that people had high expectations of him when he took office in 2019.
Radio Islam International spoke with an independent writer, researcher, lecturer, and political activist, Dale T. McKinley.
According to McKinley, surveys are unpredictable, unreliable, and inaccurate, and the Afrobarometer is known for its primarily wrong surveys.
Shaikh Yusuf al-Qaradawi, one of the world's most influential scholars, died at age 96 yesterday. His son, Abdul Rahman Yusuf al-Qaradawi, confirmed the news of his death on his Twitter account.
Speaking to Radio Islam International today, Shaykh Zaid Dantie, Secretary General of the Muslim Judicial Council, said we were fortunate to have an illustrious scholar among the Ummah in modern times to have benefited from his vast knowledge.
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The New Muslim Consumer Report: 1 in 3 Southeast Asian Muslims more devout than parents by Radio Islam
Constitutional Court judgment on copyright a victory for persons with visual and print disabilities by Radio Islam
Dost Mohammed, Lecturer in the International Relations IR Department University of Balochistan UOB, elaborates.
Jamiatul Ulama on the Pakistan Floods and what we can do to aid those who were effected.
British American Tobacco South Africa announced in August that the illicit cigarette trade comprised 70% of the total market in South Africa in the past year.
But according to a new study by University of Cape Town's PhD candidate Nicole Vellios, BATSA's estimate is wrong.
The results were published in an article in Econ3x3, the online economic policy publication housed at UCT's Southern Africa Labour and Development Research Unit.
Nicole Vellios spoke with Radio Islam International to discuss her research findings.
Revival In Motion:Lessons from Islamic History:The Story of NUH (AS) with guest Juwairiya Loonat by Radio Islam
Consumers warned over purchasing of second-hand cars as complaints spike by Radio Islam
The Constitutional Court has confirmed a ruling by the Gauteng High Court judgement that the Executive Ethics Code is unconstitutional and invalid in its current form.
The code, as it stands, does not require members of the executive to disclose donations made to campaigns for their election to positions within political parties.
The investigative journalism unit amaBhungane brought the case. Senior researcher Joel Bregman of the organisation My Vote Counts’ spoke with Radio Islam international.
There are calls for amendments to the bill that saw South Africa’s national elections based on the closed party-list proportional representation system since the first elections in 1994.
Radio Islam International spoke with the legal counsellor at the Helen Suzman Foundation, Anton van Dalsen believes that we will not see any reform with the proposed amendments to the Electoral Bill.
South Africans celebrate Heritage Day on Saturday. Zulu-speaking people also refer to the day as Shaka's day, whilst Afrikaans speakers refer to it as Braai Day.
September is Heritage Month, and South Africans reflect on the common thread that binds our rich and diverse cultures. In the years following our first democratic elections, the country and the world celebrated what Archbishop Desmond Tutu dubbed our "rainbow nation." But the question today is whether Heritage Day and Month are still relevant considering our country's state.
Radio Islam International discussed with Christi van der Westhuizen, a Professor at the Centre for the Advancement of Non-Racialism and Democracy at Nelson Mandela University, and Kenneth Lukhokho, Senior Project Leader at the Peacebuilding Program at the Institute for Justice and Reconciliation
Voters will see Mmusi Maimane’s name again on ballot papers in the 2024 elections by Radio Islam
Communalism Hindu-Muslim Scuffles Lead to Heightened Communal Tension in UK's Leicester by Radio Islam
On 8 August, FBI officers carried out a search warrant on the Mar-a-Lago residence of former President Donald Trump in Palm Beach, Florida. According to a search warrant made public by a Florida court on 12 August, the agents found 11 classified papers, including those marked as top secret and intended to be only accessible in specific government locations. The investigation was supported by three criminal laws, according to the warrant.
The judge overseeing the Mar-a-Lago case has appointed an independent arbiter – a special master – to review the documents the FBI seized from former President Trump's Florida home. And that could mean more delays for the FBI investigation into whether any laws were broken.
Dr Brook Spector spoke to Radio Islam International to discuss the process regarding the investigation, the impact on Trump and assigning a special master.
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The Africa Report: Significant number of people that don't have access to power by Radio Islam
The Free State accident at Jagersfontein, where a mine dam wall collapsed and destroyed everything in its path, still haunts the locals.
It resulted in fatalities and the destruction of livelihoods. One million people live close to mine tailings dams, and they are all at risk of the same fate, according to a 2011 report commissioned and later buried.
Water expert Dr Anthony Turton of the Centre for Environmental Management at the University of the Free State spoke to Radio Islam International to provide further insight about the report.
The Palestine Report: Palestinian hurt in alleged settler attack still in prison by Radio Islam
In an application heard in 2020, applicant Chandra Ellaurie sought an order from the Court to impose a ban on the calling to prayer or adhaan at Madrassah Taaleemuddeen Islamic Institute in Isipingo Beach, south of Durban.
In Court, Judge Mngadi said Ellaurie was “unashamedly opposed to the Islamic faith” and rubbished claims that Islam was a “false religion.” The judge also dismissed a bid by Ellaurie to get the madrassah - which he said had turned Isipingo Beach, in South Durban, into “a Muslim enclave” – banned from the area.
However, the judge found that Ellaurie had made a case against the calls to prayers made by the madrassah.
“The proximity of [Ellaurie’s] property to that of the Madrasah and the overwhelming evidence of the making of the call to prayer and the purpose thereof create probabilities that favour the [Ellaurie’s] version that the call to prayer interferes with his private space,” he said.
“[He] seeks to stop the interference with his private space. It could be argued that he moves away from the area, but in my view, this is extreme and does not constitute an alternative legal remedy. There is no other adequate alternative legal remedy available to [him].”
But the madrassah says the case is, in fact, about religious intolerance and according to attorney, Ashraf Paruk, who spoke to Radio Islam International, saying that they sought leave to appeal against the order which was refused by Judge Mngadi.
Home Affairs rejects claims on Zims being turned away from Beitbridge border by Radio Islam
Youth Talk with Bibi Ayesha: Your eyes....your window to the world Guest: Optometrist Charl Van Zyl by Radio Islam
Radio Islam International discusses current and relevant Middle East issues with James Dorsey, journalist and political analyst.
[LISTEN] The America Report: CAIR Condemns Anti-Semitic Banner on US East Coast Underpass by Radio Islam
India: Gyanvapi Masjid Just One in a Series of Right-Wing Hindu Claims on Mosques by Radio Islam
Zafar Mahomed was only 22 months old when he was diagnosed with cancer. Two decades later, he is living his best life, like many other children.
Zafar was 20 months old when his sunny disposition changed; he developed a permanent limp and had lingering flu-like symptoms. His parents took him to a doctor, who initially believed they were too soft on him. But his condition deteriorated, and blood tests confirmed the terrible truth – Zafar had leukaemia.
Radio Islam International discussed with cancer survivor Zafar Mahomed his journey with cancer.
Ethical, legal and human rights considerations in preparing for future pandemics in Africa by Radio Islam
Health Ministry warns public about misleading message on Covid-19 variant by Radio Islam
Sello Tsolo, a South African, has been held "hostage" by the United Arab Emirates for nine years. On Friday, his family and friends will petition the South African government and the UAE embassy in Pretoria to let him free.
The UAE claims it will not allow him to leave unless he pays back an R2 million "fraudulent" debt.
Sello Tsolo, who is in the SA Embassy in the UAE together with Tabelo Timse, a journalist who has covered the story previously spoke to Radio Islam International.
Interesting Facts About The Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque - Mufti Yusuf Moosagie by Radio Islam
14 September is National Attention deficit hyperactivity disorder, commonly known as ADHD Awareness day. It highlights a condition that affects not only children but often continues into adulthood and, if not appropriately treated, impacts the ability to find and keep work.
Radio Islam International spoke with the Head of Healthcare Leadership at the Stellenbosch Business School, Prof Renata Schoeman, on how individuals with ADHD can remain productive in the workforce.
All about Cooking Vegetables - The different methods of cooking vegetables with Zakiyya Tagari by Radio Islam
The Medical Programme - Modern Dentistry | Aesthetic Dentistry | Implants and Crowns by Radio Islam
Public transport operators could lose their operating licenses if they are found to have been party to extortion and racketeering, which are associated with violence in the industry.
Conflict within the industry has seen public transport halt as taxi operators torch buses in Gauteng and the Western Cape.
Transport Minister Fikile Mbalula issued a stern warning to public transport operators yesterday.
Minister's spokesperson Lwazi Khoza spoke with radio Islam International, outlining how the department plans to ensure that they have a safe and reliable public transport network.
The DTIC published anti-dumping protection levies on the importation of tyres into South Africa on Monday, regarding section 57A of the Customs and Excise Act, 1964. This provisional payment concerning anti-dumping duty is imposed up to and including 8 March 2023.
A schedule was published with this announcement. The anti-dumping duty is levied at 38.8% on the imported price of the tyres.
Together with other transport-related organisations and associations, the Road Freight Association (RFA) had earlier engaged with the DTIC – and bodies involved in the retail and wholesale tyre sectors – to gain clarity on why these anti-dumping duties would be implemented, given the inability of the local manufacturing industry to meet local consumption demands, as well as to ascertain how the local manufacturing industry would be adversely affected.
Tyres are imported from various markets because South Africa cannot meet local consumption due to capacity Gavin Kelly, who spoke with Radio Islam International, said the anti-dumping protection levies were designed to protect the local businesses. It is implemented to prevent cheaper products from coming into the country, making local businesses no longer sustainable and forcing things to close down.
It is believed that the DA has allegedly lodged an urgent court interdict scheduled to be heard in the Johannesburg High Court today to prevent a council sitting.
The coalition in the City of Johannesburg is in disarray after COPE councillor Colleen Makhubele, who has taken over against the coalition councillor's wishes as an acting speaker, issued a notice for the council sitting today to elect the new speaker and discuss the motion of no confidence against Mayor Mpho Phalatse.
This comes after Vasco da Gama's removal as the speaker last week.
Radio Islam International discussed with the political analyst Prof Andre Duvenhage.
You Are Loved - Ml Z Raggie - Episode 8- Narcissist Personality Disorder From An Islamic Perspective by Radio Islam
The three-month-old government of Prime Minister Anthony Albanese is under increasing pressure from refugees in Australia to fulfil its commitment to grant them permanent protection visas that would enable them to work, study, and lead more normal lives. On Tuesday, over a thousand activists, campaigners, and pro-refugees gathered at Parliament House to make their case.
Ian Rintoul, political activist and spokesperson for the Refugee Coalition Action, Australia, joins us from Sydney, Australia, this morning.
Zuma asked supporters to throw their weight behind former wife Dlamini-Zuma’s Presidential bid by Radio Islam
ESKOM stated at a media briefing yesterday that the standard and quality of maintenance work at its power stations are not up to par; thus, there is no good news regarding load shedding. For the following 12 months, South Africa will also not profit from the government's energy security initiatives. Stage 2 loadshedding was enforced by Eskom last week, while stage 4 loadshedding was implemented over the weekend. The South African National Energy Development Institute pleads with everyone to conserve electricity.
Dr Karen Surridge, Acting General Manager at SANEDI, spoke to Radio Islam International providing some valuable tips for saving electricity and money.
Emergency services are working around the clock in the devastated Jagersfontein in the Free State after a dam wall collapsed in the early hours of Sunday.
President Cyril Ramaphosa was to visit the disaster site today after a flash flood killed three people, damaged residential properties, cut off all electricity supply to the town, and rendered cellphone towers non-operational.
Aid organisation Gift of the Givers arrived on the scene with emergency supplies, and we spoke to radio Islam international and discussed with the founder Dr Imtiaz Sooliman.
The ANC on Friday issued new rules for the election of National Executive Committee members, including race, age, and gender composition of its top leadership.
This comes amid the article published on the weekend by the times live that Nkosazana Dlamini Zuma confirms she will challenge president Ramaphosa for the second time.
Political analyst professor Prof Vasti Roodt and Dr Ntsikelelo Breakfast gave insight on the matter with Radio Islam International.
Exploring Maputo: the Beautiful Capital City of Mozambique - Mufti Yusuf Moosagie by Radio Islam
Fraudsters put lives at risk by posing as doctors without qualifications by Radio Islam
Living The Legacy: Marriage / Couples Therapy with Guest: Edris Khamissa by Radio Islam
Zimbabwean lawyers are taking the electoral system to court over nomination fees by Radio Islam
More court battles ahead after court ruling that Public Protector's suspension is illegal by Radio Islam
Building ties between Colombia & Africa and the Chilean Referendum - with Gustavo De Carvalho by Radio Islam
What to expect at Islamic Civilisation in Southern Africa congress - Zeinoul Abideen Cajee by Radio Islam
The America Report: Calls for Removal of Confederate Flag at Arkansas City by Radio Islam
Gauteng Report Flags Corruption and Inefficiencies in Gauteng’s Driving Licence System by Radio Islam
Ahmed Kathrada holds anti-racism school assembly at Secondary School in Ennerdale by Radio Islam
Asia Pacific Report: China agrees to pay for Russian gas in roubles and yuan by Radio Islam
Revival In Motion: Inner work and why this is so important with Guest: Johara Hassem by Radio Islam
Household Express: How to have a Flop Proof Baking Day Guest: Lorraine Maharaj by Radio Islam
The Medical Programme – Causes and Prevention of Chronic Kidney Diseases by Radio Islam
Sixth COVID Wave Expected to be Mild but Vulnerable Remain at Risk of Serious Illness by Radio Islam
SANEF slams Zuma’s private prosecution of News24 specialist legal writer and advocate Billy Downer by Radio Islam
Today, the Dr. Molefi Oliphant Maths, Science & ICT School of Specialisation in Vanderbijlpark was opened by the Gauteng Department of Education. Schools of Specialisation work to fill essential skills gaps in high-demand fields, such as engineering, business and entrepreneurship, maths, science, and information technology, sports, and the performing and visual arts.
Today, Department Spokesman Steve Mabona gave an interview to Radio Islam International.
According to the police watchdog IPID report for the financial year 2021–2022, 662 incidents in the Western Cape were referred to the organisation for review between April 2021 and March 2022. These include rape and murder in custody allegations. Of these, 215 cases (32.5%) warranted action to be taken.
Radio Islam International spoke to Western Cape's MEC for Police Oversight and Community Safety is Reagen Allen.
Human Rights Watch issued a report Thursday documenting the forcible transfer of Ukrainian citizens to Russia and Russian-occupied areas of Ukraine, which HRW says constitutes war crimes and potential crimes against humanity.
The 71-page report, We Had No Choice: "Filtration" and the Crime of Forcibly Transferring Ukrainian Civilians to Russia, includes interviews with 18 people who went to Russia — 15 from the Mariupol area, one from Donetsk and two from the Kharkiv region. It said Russian and Russian-affiliated authorities also subjected thousands of Ukrainians to a form of compulsory, punitive and abusive security screening called filtration.
Tanya Lokshina, director of the Russia program and an expert on the human rights situation in post-Soviet states at Human Rights Watch, joins us this morning from Tbilisi.
Zimbabwe and South Africa share a 225 km common border with only one official border crossing at Beitbridge.
An estimated 15,000 migrants and refugees from Zimbabwe and other countries cross daily through the official border post or at illegal crossing points.
Migrants' access to healthcare, particularly in the two towns along this border — Beitbridge and Musina — has come into sharp focus after the health minister of Limpopo province made disparaging remarks to a Zimbabwean woman seeking help at a South African hospital. Doctors Without Borders has provided healthcare to displaced populations at Beitbridge for 22 years.
The Conversation Africa spoke to Doctors Without Borders' regional migration advisor Vinayak Bhardwaj about their research into migrants' healthcare needs in the area.
Radio Islam International spoke to Doctors without Borders' regional migration advisor Vinayak Bhardwaj, who recently had an interview with The Conversation Africa, to discuss their research into migrants' healthcare needs in the area.
Farmers are making it work under challenging circumstances, says the Mpumalanga agriculture head by Radio Islam
Living The Legacy: Being late for Salah with Guest: Muallima Razin Ndlovu Madressah Teacher by Radio Islam
UN warns 6 mn Afghans at risk of famine, urges donors to restore funding by Radio Islam
Soweto Parliaments Nhlanhla 'Lux' in conversation with Radio Islam on immigration and protest action by Radio Islam
You Are Loved - Ml Z Raggie - Episode 7- Narcissists – Signs And Cures Of A Diseased Heart by Radio Islam
China's detention of Uyghurs and other predominantly Muslim ethnic minorities in the north-western region of East Turkestan may amount to crimes against humanity, following the United Nations Human Rights office release of its long-awaited report on Wednesday titled "OHCHR Assessment of Human Rights Concerns in the Xinjiang Uyghur Autonomous Region."
The 45-page report, which is in PDF format, called on Beijing to immediately release all individuals deprived of Liberty to clarify the whereabouts of those whose families have been unable to locate them and to undertake a full review of its laws on domestic security and repeal all discriminatory laws.
In response to the ruling of the report, during a discussion with Radio Islam International, Arslan Hidayat says that for the first time, the UN is taking a stance on what has been happening in it Turkestan, not to the level they would like to see because there have been other reports. An independent tribunal has said there is genocide and crimes against humanity in East Turkestan.
Roland Henwood discussed on Radio Islam International the relevance of political parties after the Congress of the People (COPE) was lambasted on social media over the past few days.
Some said, "COPE no longer has a reason to exist as political climate shifts"; "End looms for hopelessly dividing COPE"; and "The death of COPE" regarding the political party.
Johannesburg coalition partners lay criminal charges of corruption against ANC by Radio Islam
Distribution and growth of Muslim prayer places across Johannesburg - Rashid Seedat by Radio Islam
Memoona Patel - 3 types of motivation that can inspire you to do anything by Radio Islam
The difference between bright and gifted children Guest: Gavin Frank, Educational psychologist by Radio Islam
Health Minister says he had a fruitful meeting with operation dudula at the Kalafong hospital by Radio Islam
Muqtada Al Sadr's resignation shook things up in Iraq this week as it witnessed deaths, instability, and clashes. Al Sadr handed in his resignation letter this week, which led his followers to wreak havoc in the green zone that claimed 23 lives died due to the violence caused by his resignation from politics.
Radio Islam International discussed this week's media lens with Ibrahim Deen, who described the Iraq political system as an interesting one as it is a constitution that one would impose but also would take account of different ethnic groupings in the country.
At least 23 people have been killed in some of the worst fighting for years in Iraq's capital, Baghdad, sparked by a critical leader's decision to quit politics.
Radio Islam International discussed with Iraq's researcher and analyst, Ruba Ali Al Hassani, who described Muqtada al-Sadr as the boy who cried wolf, saying it is not the first time al-Sadr has resigned from politics, as he has done it several times over the past few years.
She says Al Sadr had his followers storming into the Iraqi parliament over the past few years.
James Dorsey, journalist, and political analyst, on the Middle East report with Radio Islam International, explains how Hezbollah emerged as the mediator in the intra-power struggle in Iraq, where regional tensions were playing out.
Johannesburg council speaker Vasco Da Gama has been booted out of power in a no-confidence vote by Radio Islam
Household Express: Guest Aaliyah Tayob The Concept of Interior Designing by Radio Islam
Asia Pacific Report: Japan is to push for an African seat on the UN Security Council by Radio Islam
The Social Programme – Forget About The Past But To Take Lesson for The Future by Radio Islam
Ramaphosa appoints 9 people as part of National Anti-Corruption Advisory Council by Radio Islam
Volunteer Emergency Services takes Pressure off Mainstream EMS, Saves Lives by Radio Islam
Only four parties declare political funding, with DA the biggest beneficiary by Radio Islam
The Gauteng MECs are expected to participate in a polygraph test as part of the lifestyle audit. Gauteng premier David Makhura announced this during a media briefing yesterday, based on various issues in the province, including lifestyle audits, crime in Gauteng, the Gauteng Health Department and the culmination of Women's month.
According to premier spokesperson Vuyo Mhaga, who spoke to Radio Islam International today, the Premier's office and provincial government will have no direct involvement in conducting the upcoming polygraph tests, which will begin in September.
You Are Loved - Ml Z Raggie - Episode 6: Narcissists – Signs Of A Diseased Heart by Radio Islam
The Information Regulator has issued summons to the South African Police Service, requesting details on the Krugersdorp rape victims' personal information. The eight women were raped by a gang of illegal miners in Krugersdorp a month ago. Personal data of the victims were released on WhatsApp groups.
In an interview with Radio Islam international, the Information Regulator's Alison Tilley said they demand answers from SAPS on leaking crucial information.
Brazilians will vote in what many predict will be the nation's most important presidential election in decades this October. Recent months have seen a tightening of the campaign between current president Jair Bolsonaro and former president Luiz Inácio "Lula" da Silva. Brazil was one of the countries hardest impacted by COVID-19, so much of Bolsonaro's first term was devoted to the government's response to the pandemic. However, Bolsonaro's most recent attacks on the country's electoral system are now dominating headlines and raising anxiety. The stakes for Brazil's democracy and its economic direction are rising as the election draws nearer. The stakes for Brazil's democracy and its economic direction are rising as the election draws nearer.
Gustavo de Carvalho is a Research Fellow at the Institute for Global African Affairs at the University of Johannesburg in South Africa joined Radio Islam International to provide insight into the issues.
ANC can Win 50% of the vote in 2024, according to Social Research Foundation Study by Radio Islam
The South African Private Practitioners Forum has condemned the arrest of a KwaZulu-Natal surgeon for murder saying the matter is still pending before HPCSA
The Congress of the People is in serious trouble as internal divisions and in-fighting spell their early end.
Yesterday, party Deputy President Willie Madisha announced that it had suspended President Mosiuoa Lekota. A few hours later, Lekota and national chairperson Teboho Loate announced that they had suspended Madisha, spokesperson Dennis Bloem and secretary for elections Mzwandile Hleko.
The party has become the laughingstock of South African politics as the Twitterverse responded to the announcements.
Theo Venter spoke to Radio Islam International this morning and said he has no idea who is right and gave a retrospective view of the issues the party has been facing since its inception.
A new report by the non-profit organisation Corruption Watch has lifted the lid on widespread corruption and the practice of sextortion in schools where educators demand sex in exchange for good grades. This is despite numerous policies and legislation intended to provide unimpeded access to a decent education.
In an interview with Radio Islam International, Corruption Watch’s Phemelo Khaas explains that the report titled ‘Sound the Alarm” highlights 3,667 reports of education-related corruption between 2012 and 2021, categorised into three types – Basic Education, Primary and Secondary Education.
The UN has called for an immediate stop to hostilities in Libya following a day of deadly clashes between political factions in Tripoli's capital.
Talking to Radio Islam International, the managing director of the International Interest Global Risk and Intelligence Company, Sami Hamdi, said there was a lull in the fighting in Libya over the past year primarily due to the Turkish intervention. This established a military equilibrium that essentially ruined any possibility of a military solution to the situation in Libya, as Libya's factions were dragged, kicking and screaming, into a political dialogue process in which they did not want to engage.
Former Transnet Executives Brian Molefe, Singh and others granted R50-thousand bail by Radio Islam
Dr. Francois Naudé talks to Radio Islam about what should be apart of the process when it comes to hiring teachers.
Since the Zondo Commission of Inquiry into State Capture released the first instalment of its work and recommendations, political and other leaders implicated in the report have indicated that they will fight the findings linking them to State Capture in court.
News24 reported that President Cyril Ramaphosa, in court papers, stated that the recommendations are not binding but that commissions assist with the issues at the heart of an investigation.
Talking with Radio Islam International, Dr Cathy Powell, a Professor in Public Law at the University of Cape Town, says there is no dispute that the commission's recommendations are not binding.
Zakkiya Suleman counselor and life coach: challenges to good work and how to overcome them by Radio Islam
A Pakistani minister has called the country’s deadly monsoon season “a serious climate catastrophe” and “a climate dystopia at our doorstep.”
Flash floods, which have intensified in recent days, have swept away villages, roads, bridges, people, livestock, and crops across all four provinces. The country’s National Disaster Management Authority said on Sunday the death toll from the monsoon rains had reached 1,033, with 119 killed in the previous 24 hours. Pakistan has appealed for international help as soldiers and rescue workers have evacuated stranded people to relief camps and provided food to thousands of displaced people. Al Khidmat Foundation is an organisation that is working on the ground saving lives and assisting the displaced people. Ihtishaam Khaliq Waseer joins us this morning.
Warning signs of domestic abuse, abuse and gender based violence on children Guest: Dr Shaheda Omar by Radio Islam
[LISTEN] ‘Kill the Boer, Kill the Farmer’: Context Decides What Constitutes Hate Speech by Radio Islam
Doctors without borders concern over xenophobic protests outside public hospitals in Pretoria by Radio Islam
Cape Town Trying To Guard The Sea From Plastic With Nets Made By Shark Experts by Radio Islam
James Dorsey, journalist and political analyst, discusses relevant and topical issues affecting the Middle East.
Asia Pacific Report: Former Malaysian prime minister heads to jail over 1MDB kleptocracy by Radio Islam
National Shutdown: Some say it was a success, while others say it was a flop by Radio Islam
Jihad of The Nafs - Striving Against Your Desires - Mufti Yusuf Moosagie by Radio Islam
The Civil Association society organization of public interest SA, Tebogo Khaas, says the chief justice is not to be implicated anyhow in the 225 million rands as only the officials get into the office running.
An eighth-grade student in Malden, Massachusetts, received a uniform violation form for wearing a hijab on her first day at the Mystic Valley Regional Charter School.
An Active member of the At-Taqwa Mosque in Malden, Ahmed Kadmiri, describes the situation as an interesting and bizarre scenario.
During an interview on Radio Islam International, he elaborates that the young girl wore a hijab for the first time at school, probably excited but not expecting to be cited for violating the school's dress code, leaving her confused.
The Role of Parents In Supporting the Marriage of their Child - Mufti Yusuf Moosagie by Radio Islam
A Unique Love For The Master Sallallahu Alaihi Wasallam - Mufti Yusuf Moosagie by Radio Islam
Media Lens: Ethiopia's peace committee issues a framework for peace in the Tigray region by Radio Islam
Martyrdom of Sayyiduna Husain (radhiyallahu ‘anhu): Sayyiduna ‘Umar (radhiyallahu ‘anhu) was stabbed towards the end of Zul Hijjah 23 A.H. and passed away on 1 st Muharram 24 A.H. at the age of 63. (Taareekhul Kulafaa pg. 136) We are generally accustomed to only hearing about the martyrdom of Sayyiduna Husain (radhiyallahu ‘anhu) in the beginning of Muharram. While the martyrdom of Sayyiduna Husain (radhiyallahu ‘anhu) was indeed a great tragedy, the martyrdom of Sayyiduna ‘Umar (radhiyallahu ‘anhu) was more tragic, since it opened the doors of fitnah upon the entire Ummah. In fact, the martyrdom of Sayyiduna Husain (radhiyallahu ‘anhu) was as a result of this door been opened. Sayyiduna ‘Umar (radhiyallahu ‘anhu) was the door holding back these trials from befalling this Ummah, just as a dam wall holds back water from causing untold damage.
CSIR and SIU Sign Agreement to share knowledge in fighting corruption, curbing cybercrime by Radio Islam
South Africa’s Nuclear Sector Has Failed Its Test: The Koeberg Nuclear Plant Life Extension by Radio Islam
Deokarans family described her as a person of integrity.
A year later, the family of Babita Deokaran, who got assassinated while assisting with investigations into PPE tender scandals which rocked the provincial Health Department, still bleeds and weeps from their loss.
The Corruption fighter and Whistleblower was a critical witness in the Special investigation unit covid19 personal protective case. She was gunned down a year ago when she returned from dropping her daughter in school, five minutes away from her home.
Talking with Radio Islam, Tony Haripersadh, her brother-in-law, said this time of the year brings a lot of emotions to them as Deokaran's family and they are still very much hurt and angry about her passing.
Three Sri Lankan student activists were detained on Monday under draconian anti-terrorism law four days after being arrested at a protest in Colombo.
Rights advocates have slammed the move, accusing the government of construing dissent as terrorism, despite Sri Lanka's controversial Prevention of Terrorism Act under sharp scrutiny again.
Sri Lankan civic activists concerned over 'witch-hunt' by state. Radio Islam International spoke to engineer and activist Nuzly Hameem, who explained that on August 18, the police arrested nearly 20 protesters at a march held in Colombo, organised by the Inter-University Students' Federation, where participants highlighted many issues, including "state repression" and the spiralling cost of living.
You Are Loved - Ml Z Raggie - Episode 5: Narcissists – Empaths And Narcissistic Parents by Radio Islam
Bulldozer at Indian Parade is a Message of Intimidation - Dylan Terpstra, CAIR New Jersey by Radio Islam
General Godfrey Lebeya talks to Radio Islam about the progress of the HAWKS since his appointment.
The Economy Is Going To Suffer As Two Unions Go On Nationwide Strike to Highlight Economic Hardship by Radio Islam
Living The Legacy:The Importance of Salah for Kids & Teens with Guest Farhana Hathurani by Radio Islam
President Cyril Ramaphosa has finally put into effect the rule that prohibits high-ranking government officials in municipalities from holding political office in political parties as part of his efforts to combat corruption and boost public trust in the government. Vincent Magwenya, the President's spokesperson, spoke to Radio Islam International to explain how the new law would work and its aim.
Yusuf Moosagie in conversation with Turkmen Terzi, Turkish Journalist representing online news portal, Turkishminute and Andy Vermaut - Human Rights Journalist.
Turkey's Attack on Syrian Border Driven by Domestic Politics - James Farwell by Radio Islam
Schools’ Rates to Increase By 5% and Not Business Classification Rates Says Joburg Mayor by Radio Islam
Humanitarian worker Ilyas Mohamed talks to Radio Islam about the recent hotel siege in Somalia that claimed the lives of at 21 people.
Yasmine Miemiec on the topic of Household energy efficiency and climate change by Radio Islam
New Ahmed Kathrada exhibition opens at Constitutional Hill - Neeshan Balton by Radio Islam
3rd International Congress on Islamic Civilisation in Southern Africa - Zeinoul Abideen Cajee by Radio Islam
Getting ready for matric trials Guest: Abdullah Sujee, deputy principal at Al Falaah College, Durban by Radio Islam
Latest crime stats released: Criminal access to firearms leaves an astounding 2776 people shot dead by Radio Islam
AfriForum launches court bid to have driving license card renewals scrapped by Radio Islam
Calls for action to be taken against finance minister after sexual harassment allegations by Radio Islam
Quran Gems Surah Almu'minoon with Guest:Habeebah Mayete Islamic Studies Teacher by Radio Islam
Verushka Rajagopaul on the topic of steps you can take to help you thrive in your new career by Radio Islam
India frees 11 men convicted of gang-raping pregnant Muslim women and killing her family by Radio Islam
Media Lens: William Ruto wins Kenyan elections as results gets questioned by Radio Islam
Is South Africa on the blink of collapse? Experts weigh in on a discussion by Radio Islam
Historical background to Salman Rushdie and Satanic verses - Professor Suleiman Dangor by Radio Islam
It has been 75 years since British-ruled India was carved into two new states – independent India and Pakistan, a homeland for Muslims.
The Partition of the subcontinent in 1947 was violent, leading to one of the biggest migrations of the 20th century. An estimated 10 million people fled across the newly drawn borders, Hindus, and Sikhs to India and Muslims to Pakistan.
Perhaps a million people were killed. Families were torn apart.
Dost Muhammad Barrech is a former Research Associate of Institute of Strategic Studies Islamabad ISSI. He is currently lecturer in the International Relations IR Department at the University of Balochistan, Quetta. He is also Ph.D. IR candidate joined Radio Islam International to discuss The Partition – 75 years ago and today.
Robin Adams speaks to Radio Islam about South Africa taking steps towards sustainable fishing.
Journalist Ihab al-Jalad talks to Radio Islam about the recent developments in Palestine after the three day attack by Israel
The founder of Empowering Africa speaks to Radio Islam about what the private sector can do to combat unemployment in South Africa
Massive demonstration against the high cost of living and economic challenges in Sierra Leone by Radio Islam
Asia Pacific Report: India seeks to oust China firms from Sub $15 phone market by Radio Islam
Media Lens: European Union (EU)announces 'final text' on the Iran nuclear deal by Radio Islam
World Lion Day: Five young lions rescued in Romania arrive in South Africa by Radio Islam
Revival In Motion: Connecting to Allah before the marriage process with Guest: Faatima Munshi by Radio Islam
Household Express: How to cook and bake out fancy gadgets with chef Zakiyya Tagari by Radio Islam
Africa4palestine Condemns Recent Attacks by Israeli Lobby on Naledi Pandor by Radio Islam
Eswatini's king commends police on their efforts during last years pro democracy protests by Radio Islam
Blinken trip to South Africa to strengthen relations and trade, experts weigh in by Radio Islam
Living The Legacy: Dealing with Managing Stress with Guest Nabeela Vad Walla by Radio Islam
One of Joburg's most famous street food eateries for over six decades went up in flames on Tuesday night. Solly's Corner has been closed indefinitely after the iconic eatery went up in flames on Tuesday evening.
At approximately 19:00 Wednesday, fire and rescue teams were deployed to the Corner of Bree and Central Road in Fordsburg, Johannesburg, after eyewitnesses saw plumes of smoke emanating from the popular hangout. Private security firm Vision Tactical's medical response units were on the scene. In an interview with Radio Islam International, the media team of Vision Tactical, Mohamed Varachia, said that there were multiple fire reports in Fordsburg, and a tactical medical unit was dispatched to investigate.
Hayatan Tayyiba: Why should parents monitor screen time Guest: Masoodha Jappie by Radio Islam
Hayatan Tayibah: Migrating - moving to Greener Pastures Guest: Zaheera Ahmed Rasool by Radio Islam
Youth Talk with Bibi Ayesha: Managing children with mental illness in your classroom by Radio Islam
On Thursday, the Kagiso community acted against illegal gold miners operating near their community, but those who helped the Zama-Zama were not spared. Kagiso residents threw rocks at police in a standoff on Randfontein Road, one of the major routes in the area that had been blocked off in a protest against illegal mining on Thursday morning. Colonel Athlende Mathe joined Radio Islam International to provide an update on the situation.
Gauteng ANC Chairperson Panyaza Lesufi has been attacked maliciously by right-wing and racist groups. Lesufi is among the ANC leaders who sacrificed their youth and were unfairly detained fighting for liberation, according to the Provincial Executive Committee. After Lesufi stated that AfriForum, Freedom Front Plus and others defend a specific race and language, AfriForum demanded an apology from him. ANC’s Gauteng spokesperson Lesego Makhubela joined Sabahul Muslim to discuss the issue.
Dr Mustapha Mheta, Senior Researcher and Head of Africa Desk at Media Review Network, Johannesburg, South Africa, and the Dean of the School of Languages at Somali National University, spoke to Radio Islam International, covering the situation in Cabo Delgado, Mozambique, the Kenyan Election and the tensions between Rwanda and the DRC.
Hafez Ebrahim Moosa discusses schools in Al Quds coming under fire for their pro-Palestinian curriculum, the call by South Africa for the UN and world to do more to end the oppression of Palestinians and Hamas's overtures toward the Assad Regime.
Ekurhuleni's MMC for Community Safety Letlhogonolo Moseki speaks to Radio Islam about the aftermath of the protests
SA Professors Salim Abdool Karim and Quarraisha Abdool Karim Awarded Prestigious Japanese Prize by Radio Islam
UK Government Ban Bain & Co From Government Contracts Over Role In SARS Capture by Radio Islam
Revival In Motion: Loving our parents with Guests Safeeyah Moosa Founder Spiritual Chords by Radio Islam
New Ipsos Poll Show Four in Ten across 28 Countries Expect Disposable Income to fall over Next Year by Radio Islam
ANC speaks out against the Attacks and Threats by What They Call Racist on Panyaza Lesufi by Radio Islam
You Are Loved - Ml Z Raggie - Episode 3: Narcissists, Gas Lighting and Flying Monkeys by Radio Islam
North West School Caretaker Accused of Sexual Misconduct Dismissed After 7 Years by Radio Islam
Rahima Moosa paediatrician continues to suffer harassment after an open letter by Radio Islam
PUBLIC SPEAKING Part 3 - Analysis of the Final Sermon of Nabi Sallallahu Alaihi Wasallam by Radio Islam
PUBLIC SPEAKING Part 4 – How To Present Your Content – Mufti Yusuf Moosagie by Radio Islam
PUBLIC SPEAKING Part 5 – How To Enhance Your Presentation Style – Mufti Yusuf Moosagie by Radio Islam
Judges Matter Calls Out Defence Lawyer Teffo for Shocking Allegations Made Against Presiding Judge by Radio Islam
The Africa Report: SADEK and Rwanda armies suffocate the rebels in Cabo Delgado by Radio Islam
Living The Legacy: Raising Independent Muslim Teens with Guest Zeenat Sirkhot by Radio Islam
University of Pretoria Vets Lead Revival of India’s Extinct Cheetah By Importing From Africa by Radio Islam
Water sommelier Candice Jansen talks to Radio Islam about how to choose your brand of water, and the process some waters go through.
Many Parents avoid conflict with their children so important conversation take a back seat by Radio Islam
Hayatan Tayyiba: Unpacking the stigma around bipolar disorder Guest: Zaakira Ebrahim by Radio Islam
The Pakistani court handed over power to Imran Khan’s ally in the key Punjab State by Radio Islam
Differences between Arab Spring and South African uprisings - Thembisa Fakude by Radio Islam
Hayatan Tayyiba:Who do we approach for advice and how do we recieve advice by Radio Islam
Hayatan Tayyiba: Memories and Frienship on Hajj Guest: Shamshad Sayed & Bibi Ayesha Laher by Radio Islam
Asia Pacific Report: Four democracy activists in Myanmar executed by country’s ruling military junta by Radio Islam
Traffic lights on K43 Klipspruit Valley and Nirvana intersection are finally operational by Radio Islam
Hayatan Tayyiba:Dealing with Grown kids who live at home the impact of not finding jobs by Radio Islam
You Are Loved - Ml Z Raggie - Episode 2 Identify The Makeup Of Narcissism by Radio Islam
Motorists and transport operators ‘will be hardest hit by proposed tyre duties’ by Radio Islam
Hijacking of residential properties is on the increase in Pretoria-East.
In the past, criminals hijacked many buildings in central Johannesburg.
But now, syndicates are hijacking while homeowners are on holiday.
A surge of hijacking apartment blocks has resulted in at least nine urgent court applications in the last month.
Cape Town has also seen an increase in the hijacking of buildings.
Speaking on Radio Islam International, corporate lawyer Dominique Steyn said the problem stems from legislation to deal with vacant land invasions.
Gun violence and violent crime have increased in Eldorado Park in Johannesburg, and elderly residents say they constantly fear for their lives.
Community members held a march on the weekend and handed over a memorandum to the police.
Speaking on Radio Islam International, Dereleen James said violence in Extension 2 and 4 had surged in the last couple of weeks and communities were traumatised.
File Report: Mixed Reactions To Ramaphosa's Energy Plan From Unions & Experts by Radio Islam
Living The Legacy: Finding a Purpose (Empty Nest) with Guest Shahista Thokan by Radio Islam
Mental Health Awareness for children part 1 Guest: Fanie Smuts, Hospital manager at Akeso Crescent by Radio Islam
Household Express: This weak we chat to Saadiyah Hendricks about her baking journey by Radio Islam
ASRI Report with Dr Imran Buccus - Remembering the Indian expulsion from Uganda by Radio Islam
The Social Programme - Personal Hajj Experience & Lessons From Hajj 1443 (Ml E Bham) by Radio Islam
US, South Korea air forces conduct joint air drills amid North Korea threat by Radio Islam
Media Lens Report: Biden Meets With Middle East Leaders to Strengthen Ties by Radio Islam
Amnesty International Launches New Global Campaign: "Protect The Protest" by Radio Islam
Numsa Suspended Members Going to Court to Demand Reinstated before Next Week’s National Congress by Radio Islam
Country loses two: Hero Duarte and literature Legend Don Materra who Died 24 Hours Apart by Radio Islam
Africa Report: People in Africa have to die in big numbers before the media covers the issue by Radio Islam
Living The Legacy: The Importance of Charity & Volunteering with Guest Zaheera Kader by Radio Islam
Tarryn Bell speaks to Radio Islam about the Butterfly Palliative Home for end-of-life care for babies and toddlers.
The City of Ekurjuleni is to rename Gillooly's Interchange (Africa's largest interchage), after Adv George Bezos.
The Palestine Report: Saudi airline announced its opening to Israeli airspace by Radio Islam
What's Behind The Mass Killings in SA? RI Unpacks With MMC David Tembe & Criminologist Dr Guy Lamb by Radio Islam
Proposal to Rename Gillolys Interchange After Anti- Apartheid Activist George Bizos by Radio Islam
Brixton Community Forum Concerned Over Planned March by Operation Dudula by Radio Islam
The US and South Korean forces have conducted their first combined air drills by Radio Islam
Nelson Mandela Bay Cataract Camp facilitates a number of surgeries over the span of three days by Radio Islam
Dost Muhammed Barrech talks about the floods that have affected Pakistan, and caused the death of over 120 people.
Human Rights Commission Wants to Introduce Compulsory Diversity Education in Schools by Radio Islam
80% of schools in South Africa have been deemed dysfunctional. Tarryn Cooper Bell talks to Radio Islam about what this means.
Calls for the revival of the SAPS Specialized Firearm Investigation Unit by Radio Islam
Experts Say African Leaders Have Been Uniting In Light of the Ukraine-Russia-NATO Conflict by Radio Islam
Advocate Teffo Claims Intimidation Following the Senzo Meyiwa Murder Trial by Radio Islam
Monsoon Rains in Pakistan Leave a Trail of Death and Destruction - Dost Muhammad Barrech by Radio Islam
Ministry spokesperson, Lirazo Themba speaks to Radio Islam about the recent tavern shootings in South Africa
In June, the Standing Committee on Plant, Animal, Food, and Feed (SCOPAFF) issued new regulations that require cold treatment of oranges destined for the region to protect them from False Coddling Moths (FCMs).
South African Citrus Growers Association special envoy for EU and market access Deon Joubert has warned of the potentially devastating impact on the industry.
According to Joubert, these regulations will result in millions of cartons of the citrus currently heading to the EU being destroyed if enforced this month. In the regulations, extensive changes have been made to the current phytosanitary requirements for citrus from South Africa.
Joubert spoke to Radio Islam International and explained the requirements of the amended laws saying that citrus imports will be required to undergo specified mandatory cold treatment procedures and pre-cooling steps for a specific period before importation, or before consignments can be shipped.
Boast Report’ Exposes SSA’s Spying Activities on Civil Society Organisations by Radio Islam
South African children and many adults are habitually barefoot due to the warmer climate and cultural and religious practices. It has come to light that a staggering 59% of children wear school shoes that are either too short, too long, or too narrow for their feet, with 98% of the shoes worn by the children too narrow for their feet.
Marise Breet and Ranel Venter from the Department of Sport Science at the University of Stellenbosch have done research on the school shoes worn by our children and the findings of their study were recently published in BMC Paediatrics.
Marise Breet joined Ml Sulaiman Ravat to discuss the reasons they chose to embark on such a study.
Media Lens Focus: Sri Lankan Protestors Demand Solutions For Economic Crisis by Radio Islam
Former ANC City of Joburg councillor and activist writes open letter to ANC members by Radio Islam
Sri Lanka Protesters will not let up as demands grow for President, PM to Quit by Radio Islam
One SA Movement’s Mmusi Maimane says the electoral system must be overhauled by Radio Islam
South Africans Can Expect 300 Days of Load shedding Despite Eskom's Assurance by Radio Islam
Will Biden’s Middle East visit play a role in Saudi Israeli normalisation? by Radio Islam
A year later and law enforcement is looking at 86 people linked to last year’s deadly July riots by Radio Islam
Call on small power producers to apply in their numbers for generation permits by Radio Islam
Sarah’s sureness means that David will have to do some soul-searching; and Tasneem and Zaid realize that true change can only come with real repentance in the finale of The Journey to Change.
After an Amazing night in Muzdalifa, Hujjaj Have Already Begun Pelting the Jamarat - Ml. Daya by Radio Islam
DA minister of basic shadow education, Baxolile Babongile Nodada, speaks to Radio Islam about why the DA is against the BELA Bill.
Head of Communications at SARS, Siphithi Sibeko, speaks to Radio Islam about the changes made by the company before this years TAX season
Hajee Sameer Yousuf Paints A Picture Of A Spaghetti Junction Enroute To Muzdalifa by Radio Islam
Mufti Ridhwaan Nomani From Lusaka Shares His Spiritual Experience Of Yawmul Arafah by Radio Islam
Tasneem discovers that even the hardest of hearts can be cleansed in Arafat; and Zaid is shown the way in Muzdalifah in The Journey to Change.
An extraction of some of the most pertinent pearls of guidance from the Khutbahs delivered by the Prophet Muhammad (Sallallahu Alayhi Wa Sallam) during Hajj.
Hujjaj are Overwhelmed as the Big Day Finally Arrives - the Day of Arafah - Zaheera Kaka by Radio Islam
Ml Ebrahim Bham Prepares Hujjaaj In Mina By Giving Message Of Oneness Of Allah by Radio Islam
Hajj Operator Mahmood Of Zimbabwe Gives Insight On The Hajj Of Zimbabweans by Radio Islam
How Should we at Home Spend the Day of Arafah - Advices by Ml. Ahmed Akoo by Radio Islam
Preparing Yourself for Leaving Children at Home When You Away on Haj - Uzma Chaya - Coach and Author by Radio Islam
The Wonderful Emotions which a Haji Experiences when he Dons the Ihram - Ml. Dawood Sampson by Radio Islam
Book Review: 'Journey of Discovery: A South African Hajj' with Naeem Jeena by Radio Islam
Sarah is torn at the bombshell dropped by David; while Zaid faces a dilemma in Mina when his job is threatened in episode 3 of The Journey to Change.
Hajj 1443 Begins: Hujjaj Anxiously Await The Move To Mina - Wahib Kassiem by Radio Islam
Sister Sameera Abdullah Speaks About Her Late Sister As She Prepares For Her First Hajj by Radio Islam
Update With Hafidh Garith Peck – Insight Into The Crowd Management System by Radio Islam
A panic attack in Makkah and the return of an ex-boyfriend add to the rising tension in this episode of The Journey to Change.
State of the SA cities report says unemployment and poverty is on the increase across the country by Radio Islam
Community pharmacists concerned over the collection of chronic meds from post offices by Radio Islam
Zaki Khalid talks to Radio Islam about Telecom Operators threating to shut down internet and mobile services amid the ongoing power outages in Pakistan.
The Rajahs’ have been accredited for hajj, but is Tasneem ready for another change; a spiritual one this time?
The Talbiyah reverberates for the entire span between Madinah and Makkah in the greatest assembly of the lovers of Allah, and committed devotees of the Prophet (SAW), the Sahaba (RA)
Eskom spokesperson Amanda Qithi speaks to Radio Islam about the recent challenges its workers faced while installing prepaid electricity meters in Soweto. She also goes into detail about why this procedure is necessary for the power-plant, as well as the members of the community.
South African Living In Saudi Arabia Shares Her Story on Performing Hajj From Within the Kingdom by Radio Islam
Shahista Nabi Relates Her Hajj Experience Thus Far To Radio Islam Listeners by Radio Islam
Yesterday, the vice-chairwoman of the congressional committee investigating the January 6 attack on the US Capitol is not ruling out a criminal referral against Donald Trump, saying “a man as dangerous as him can never be anywhere near the Oval Office ever again”. This was after the former President was accused of trying to mount a coup by the US congressional committee investigating the storming of the US Capitol on January 6th last year. Prof Scott Lucas and Dr Dave McKinley discuss the recent events and the shocking details that have emerged over the last few days.
Muslim Academics and Students slam decision by University of Pretoria to close prayer room by Radio Islam
Sweeping things under the carpet won't make it go away Guest: Naadira Chhipa, author/life coach by Radio Islam
The journey started in Makkah with his blessed birth, and later with his noble prophethood. Now on the brink of his departure from this worldly abode, the Prophet Muhammad (SAW) stands poised to visit Makkatul Mukarammah for one last time.
Right-to-Die activist Sean Davison speaks to Radio Islam about why he assisted three individuals in Euthanasia, after his three year house arrest.
Hajj 1443/2022 is the first hajj that is taking place “post-Covid” has invoked several emotions as those chosen to participate in the Hajj this year are elated, those who due to several circumstances are unable to but for the Ummah it is still a time to rejoice.
Hafez Ebrahim Moosa said that this Hajj would be remembered as the “first Hajj after Covid.” He took us through a timeline from the initial onset of the global pandemic and subsequent lockdown to the current Hajj where only about 45% of foreign Muslims will be performing Hajj.
With some restrictions still in place, he said that those older than 65 are most heart breaking as they are unable to perform the Hajj, especially as many have been looking forward to the pilgrimage and saving, for some, for a lifetime.
But for the less advantaged globally, the cost of Hajj is exorbitant, especially for those in Muslim majority countries where the Hajj subsidies have been curtailed. Another factor is, of course, the lack of air and land transport, worldwide.
A Hajj-only package, for South Africans, for the days of Hajj only would cost from R40 000 to R60 000.
He alluded to the fact that as the Hajj experience is costing more, the expectation from Hujjaj would be higher as well as they want more for their buck.
For European, US and British citizens, a journey that is planned and eagerly waited for has been a nightmare with the launch of the Motawif system which involves a lottery draw with only a chosen few would make the trip. Basically, the middlemen who once facilitated the Hajj were omitted and the system introduced June 6th, 2022, with hujjaj expected to complete their applications by June 13th, 2022.
The challenges were many, as they tried to obtain refunds, working with a computer system that had many flaws and approvals were successful, the flexibility of the packages was non-existent. The horror continued, even for those who jumped the many hurdles as they faced botched bookings for accommodations and other issues.
Shifting monsoon patterns as flood menace affects millions of people in north eastern state of Assam by Radio Islam
Household Express: How to cook and pack food for children who are away from home by Radio Islam
The Zondo State Capture Report: Where Does It Leave a Disillusioned Country? by Radio Islam
DA Calls on NATJoint & SAPS to Enforce Court Interdict Against Striking Eskom Workers by Radio Islam
Gauteng Department of Roads & Infrastructure & CSIR Have Fixed 5 000 Potholes by Radio Islam
Youth Talk with Bibi Ayesha: Good manners Guest Moulana Arshad Fakir Chopdat by Radio Islam
DA Visits the Rahima Moosa Mother & Child Hospital Following The Dire Conditions by Radio Islam
Expert: South Africans Observed COVID Regulations Far Longer than Necessary, to Serve Govt Interests by Radio Islam
Malnutrition lessons from the household double burden in India and South Africa by Radio Islam
Revival In Motion: Counselling Skills faith base educators with Guests: Shaykh Saeed Malizani by Radio Islam
On Monday evening, Prime Minister Naftali Bennett and Foreign Minister Yair Lapid surprised the nation — and many of their coalition members — by announcing their intention to voluntarily disband their government and send the country back to its fifth election since 2019, likely in late October or early November.
Jeff Halper is an Israeli American anthropologist, author, lecturer, and political activist who has lived in Jerusalem since 1973. He is the Director of the Israeli Committee Against House Demolitions (ICAHD) and a co-founder of The One Democratic State Campaign (ODSC). He joined Radio Islam International from Jerusalem this morning.
Health Care Regulations Changes Accused of Terrorism & A Waste of Resources by Radio Islam
Living The Legacy: The Importance of Maktab Madrasah with Guest Mufti Farouk Minty by Radio Islam
RESEARCHERS WARN THAT THE COUNTRY’S HEALTH SYSTEM IS IN NEED OF AN URGENT OVERHAUL by Radio Islam
Revival in Motion: The Islamic Perspective on Anxiety Part 2 with Guest Nabeela Vad Walla by Radio Islam
Ahmed Kathrada Foundation Commemorate 46th Anniversary of June 16 With Youth Day Parade -Zaki Mamdoo by Radio Islam
Another Letter by a Doctor Slamming the Wretched State of SA’s Public Health Care System by Radio Islam
Interview with Fatima Bham Dadabhay - Essential Things to know about Motherhood by Radio Islam
Living The Legacy: Aparents Guide to Hifdh Al Quran with Guest: Muallimah Tasnim Patel by Radio Islam
Assia Ebrahim on the topic of Positivety is profitable : adopt the mindset that makes millions by Radio Islam
Youth Talk with Bibi Ayesha: Healthy eating made exciting Guest: Naseema Laher, Wellness Coach by Radio Islam
Calls For Legislation Amendments for Incompetence & Misconduct By Educators by Radio Islam
Dr Aayesha Soni Writes An Open Letter On Concerns Of SA's Public Health System by Radio Islam
Australia Claims Chinese Fighter Jet Intercepted its Military Surveillance by Radio Islam
Fake Fact Check: Does This Trippy Illusion Make You See An Expanding Black Hole? by Radio Islam
Revival In Motion: The Islamic Perspective on Anxiety with Guest Nabeela Vad Walla by Radio Islam
Almost 15 months ago, the trailer for the British-made epic, Lady of Heaven, was released. The reviews were mixed, but the Muslim world was outraged. While claiming, as per the title, to be about Muhammad’s daughter Fatimah, (PBUT) the film instead focuses mostly on his cousin and successor Ali (RA). Director Eli King and writer Yassir al-Habib attempt to give the Islam origin story a contemporary parallel. But for Muslims, both Shia and Sunni, the film is viewed as blasphemous and sectarian.
Roshan Muhammed Salih, editor of the 5Pillars website and a journalist with 21 years of experience under his belt has been keeping a close eye on the protests that have followed after the film was slated to be shown at cinemas in the UK, spoke to Radio Islam International.
Household Express: This week we chat about Kitchen Tips with Tayyibah Khan by Radio Islam
The Social Program with Ml Ebrahim Bham: The Islamic Perspective of Judging Others Part 2 by Radio Islam
New Zealand plans to charge farmers for sheep and cow burps to curb methane emissions
Sri Lanka’s Rajapaksa to finish term despite protests: ‘I can’t go as failed president’
Australia’s lettuce shortage forces KFC to put cabbage in its burgers
Update On Protest Action On R554 Between Trade Route Mall & Golden Highway by Radio Islam
South Africans Celebrate Arrest of Two Gupta Brothers In Dubai: Lawson Naidoo by Radio Islam
The Palestine Report: Zionist's Deadly Obsession with the Palestinian Flag and Other Stories by Radio Islam
Living The Legacy: Raising Allah Conscious Children with Guest Ml Arshad Fakir Chopdat by Radio Islam
Hayatan Tayyiba: Taking care of one's health as you get older Guest:Sadiya Abdool Gaffar by Radio Islam
Will The IEC Have Enough Money For What Seems To Be The Busiest Time Outside Election? by Radio Islam
Household Express: Guest Lorraine Maharaj Tamarind & Thyme The secret to good cooking by Radio Islam
Revival In Motion: The Islamic Perspective on Depression with guest Juraida Latif by Radio Islam
The future of Education Guest: Yusuf Cassim from the Democratic Alliance by Radio Islam
The bleak picture of life in South Africa, especially for women and children by Radio Islam
EU Comes Up With Solidarity Lane to Transport Grain From Ukraine to Africa by Radio Islam
Fake Fact Check: World's Top University Graduates Can Go Live and Work in the UK by Radio Islam
Billboards gone up in the past week depicting the Israeli occupation of Palestine. by Radio Islam
Justice Minister Announces Probe Into The Death of Activist Imam Abdullah Haron by Radio Islam
Should We Be Concerned About The 18 Calls Between Abramjee, Justice Kollapen? by Radio Islam
Hadhratjee's Relationship With Moulana Thaanwi R.A. - Mufti Yusuf Moosagie by Radio Islam
Do Not Look At The Material Comforts That Are Given To The Unbelievers - Mufti Yusuf Moosagie by Radio Islam
Gauteng Premier Launch Province’s State Of Integrity And Anti - Corruption Report by Radio Islam
Was Nabi Sallallahu Alaihi Wasallam's Parents Muslims? Mufti Yusuf Moosagie by Radio Islam
Saajida Kharwa on the topic of is there a connection between working from home and depression by Radio Islam
How to deal with children's complaints about school Recognizing abusive situations as a parent by Radio Islam
Citizen Accuses eThekwini Government of Endangering Lives of Flood Victims by Radio Islam
Bollywood megastar Shah Rukh Khan’s son was cleared on Friday in a drug case involving a party on a luxury cruise ship. Aryan Khan, 24, an aspiring actor and director, was arrested in October during a raid on the cruise ship off Mumbai. He was released on bail after three weeks. India’s Narcotics Control Bureau pressed charges against 14 other people.
Multimedia journalist Asma Rafhat from Delhi spoke to Radio Islam International as speculation is rife whether Shah Rukh was being targeted for being Muslim.
Emotionally unavailable children Guest: Rehana Adam from Islamic Helpline by Radio Islam
Rivonia Circle Calls on SA To Come Together To Tackle Corruption & Poor Service Delivery by Radio Islam
Panel Discussions: How Much Online Freedom Should You Allow Your Teenagers? by Radio Islam
The Middle East Report: Emirati Workers Strike, Employer (Surprisingly) Willing to Negotiate by Radio Islam
Are South African Consumers Searching for Alternatives to (Costly) Bread? by Radio Islam
Beetles Infecting & Killing SA Trees Could Cost Municipalities R275-Billion by Radio Islam
Unaudited data from the Central Energy Fund warned of massive fuel price increases across the board in June. Experts and economists estimate a petrol price hike by almost R4 a litre, which will see it breaching the R25 a litre mark. Leader of the DA, John Steenhuisen, briefed the media in Cape Town today on the party's plans to slash the fuel price.
The party’s shadow minister of Mineral Resources and Energy, Kevin Mileham, spoke to Radio Islam International.
Motorcade From Johannesburg to Durban Assists With Aid Relief After KZN Floods by Radio Islam
Household Express: All about food contamination with chef Zakiyaa Tagari by Radio Islam
Activists, including those from African countries, demonstrated outside African Development Bank offices globally on Africa Day. Radio Islam International spoke to Alia Kajee, Public Finance Campaigner, at 350Africa.org to find out more.
Ml. Sulaiman Ravat speaks to Abdul Basit, an Associate Research Fellow at the S. Rajaratnam School of International Studies (RSIS) in Singapore.
Pastors Son Found Guilty of Rape and Murder of South African Human Rights Commissioner,s Daughter by Radio Islam
Book launch : Young Lions of Lenz’ by historian and AKF Board member Ismail Vadi by Radio Islam
Ml. Sulaiman Ravat gets an update on the current situation in Ukraine, two months after Russia launched an invasion in the country.
Group Set To March To SA Human Rights Commission Against Xenophobic Attacks In SA by Radio Islam
KZN Teacher Threatens Student With Firearm To Maintain Discipline in Class by Radio Islam
Gauteng Finance and e-Government MEC Nomantu Nkomo-Ralehoko announced during the tabling of her budget speech for the 2022/23 financial year that at least 11 public hospitals in Gauteng are to benefit from a rooftop solar power project. The project aims to ease the burden on the national electricity grid. She added that the project was one of the major initiatives of the provincial government's integrated green energy strategy.
MEC Nomantu Nkomo-Ralehoko spoke to Radio Islam International to provide further insight into the project.
Living The Legacy: Favouritism with Guest: Musab Umair Bin Muhammed Naeem by Radio Islam
Footballer Idrissa Gueye refuses to wear rainbow LGBT colours - Dr. Salman Butt by Radio Islam
Epic journey of 11 elephants across three countries - Dr. Michelle Henley by Radio Islam
Since the last time top politicians, billionaires and CEOs gathered in the Swiss mountain village of Davos to discuss the world’s biggest problems and pitch their solutions to them, the Coronavirus pandemic was a blip on the radar for all countries other than China, the European economy was humming, and the war between Ukraine and Russia was probably only a shadow of a plan in the mind of Putin.
But two years later, the world turned topsy-turvy as the COVID-19 pandemic touched every continent, and Russia invaded Ukraine. But for the elite and powerful attending Davos, Switzerland, for the World Economic Forum, very little, except their bank balances, has changed. The rest of the world has felt the economic squeeze, and inequality rose astronomically for the first time in decades.
Jenny Ricks of the Fight Inequality Alliance spoke on Radio Islam International and said most people had not missed it as most were busy trying to survive the economic downfall whilst enduring unimaginable loss of family, friends and colleagues.
Hayatan Tayyiba: Mental health and the stigma its till holds Guest: Nadia Kajee by Radio Islam
Battered KZN Still Awaiting Funds From Treasury For Reconstruction Following April Flooding by Radio Islam
Youth Talk with Bibi Ayesha: Emotionally unavailable parents Guest: Rehana Adam, Islamic Helpline by Radio Islam
Muslim Women Denied Firearm Licenses in South Africa Due To Their Headscarf by Radio Islam
Parents are in a panic as the ongoing infant formula shortage worsens. What started with challenges from the COVID-19 pandemic has declined in recent weeks. Dr Kevin Barrett spoke to Radio Islam International to shed more light on the reasons behind the shortage.
How To Respond To Crime, Loss of Wealth & Loss of Life - Mufti Yusuf Moosagie by Radio Islam
Rania Zabaneh: Palestinians who held Shireen abu Akleh’s coffin from falling arrested by Israel by Radio Islam
Revival In Motion: Supporting Children through Loss Guest: Khudeija Bhyat by Radio Islam
Household Express with Apa Ammarah Moola Guest: Nasreen Mota Owner of Kitchen Savvy by Radio Islam
Abdullah Akhtar: Hindutva groups now claiming Mughal Era Masjid has Lord Shiva Relics by Radio Islam
South Africans Warned to Brace for Looming 'Devastating' Cost of Living Increases by Radio Islam
Azraa Khota on the topic of all teachers need to teach language and literary by Radio Islam
Will Cyril Ramaphosa Attain A Second Term as ANC President?Analyst weighs in. by Radio Islam
Discovery Health launches a first ever Shariah Compliant Medical Scheme arrangement in SA by Radio Islam
Marcus Richards & Kader Goolam: Shallcross community rebuild their bridge washed away by floods by Radio Islam
Muhamed Kocak: Why does Turkey object to Finland and Sweden’s Nato Membership? by Radio Islam
Reports reveal that airlines like Lufthansa are allegedly spending as much as R1.5m per flight to divert their aircraft for refuelling in Durban due to a continuing shortage of jet fuel at OR Tambo International. The costs are compounded by Airports Company SA, which is refusing to waive the extra landing and handling fees airlines accrued from landing at two airports.
Aviation expert Desmond Latham spoke to Radio Islam International to provide more insight into the situation.
Concerned Africans Forum Speaks Out On Killing of Al Jazeera Journalist, Shireen Abu Akleh by Radio Islam
Challenges facing teens in high school Guest: Educator/HOD Imraan Karolia by Radio Islam
Ml. Sulaimaan Ravat speaks to Yousef M. Aljamal, a researcher in Middle Eastern Studies.
Anchoring oneself to things that benefit the mind, heart and soul Guest Apa Jo'hara Hassem by Radio Islam
Evaluating the relationship we have with food and why this is needed Guest Amina Dindar by Radio Islam
Hayatan Tayyiba:Dealing with infertililty - A guide from the Qur'an and Sunnah by Radio Islam
Dealing with emotions and why its not ok to say that boys should not cry Guest Dr Yumna Minty by Radio Islam
Hayatan Tayyiba: Adl-understanding justice within our relationships Guest Apa Haseena Ally by Radio Islam
Hayatan Tayyiba:How not to fall in the financial trap of Eid gifting debt Guest:Shaakira Nalla by Radio Islam
Single parenting after divorce or the death of a partner Guest Farhana Haturani & Misharah Sonday by Radio Islam
The long term effects of racism on our spiritual and emotional wellbeing Guest: Apa Haseena Ally by Radio Islam
Hayatan Tayyiba: How to speak your children about important topics Guest: Zaakira Ansarmeah by Radio Islam
Suspicion: How not to jump to conclusions based on someone's statues update Guest Shahista Ebrahim by Radio Islam
Hayatan Tayyiba: Understanding zulm through Bullying - amongst children Guest Apa Haseena Ally by Radio Islam
Shallcross residents reconstruct bridge in record time - Marcus Richards by Radio Islam
The Middle East Report: Emirati Company Looking to Hire anti-Tunisian Freelance Writer by Radio Islam
Picture Yourself In Medina Munawwarah As You Reading Durood - Mufti Yusuf Moosagie by Radio Islam
What Concern Do You Have About Your Kids Deen After Your Demise - Mufti Yusuf Moosagie by Radio Islam
Mufti Yusuf Moosagie speaks to Moumita Chatterjee, Program Director of the Jivdaya Charitable Trust.
Revival In Motion: From One Ramadan to the Next with Guest Shahista Ebrahim by Radio Islam
South African Muslim Travel Operators Association (SAMTOA) yesterday issued a press release informing the Muslim community regarding the background of the grievances with the South African Hajj and Umrah Council (SAHUC), including the legitimacy of the body, their interactions with the Department of International Relations (DIRCO) and the Cultural, Religious and Linguistic Communities (CRL), a Chapter 9 institution.
Sedick Steenkamp, Chairperson of SAMTOA and Shaheen Essop, President of SAHUC, joined Mawlana Ravat on Sabahul Muslim today to discuss the issues.
BOOK REVIEW: Ahlan Wa Sahlan - "Welcome to Islam" | Authored by Shaykh Yusuf Bhikhoo by Radio Islam
Kaveel Singh- Flood-ravaged KwaZulu-Natal still waiting on R1bn disaster funds by Radio Islam
Update On Qari Zaid Kara Who Was Shot & Wounded On Monday Evening - Ml Anees Kara by Radio Islam
New Health Act Regulations Gazetted Despite Public Comments Process still Underway by Radio Islam
Ziyaad Asvat, son of Ebrahim Asvat, Lenasia's CPF Chairperson, was arrested on alleged kidnapping and extortion charges.
Lieutenant Colonel Robert Netshiunda of SAPS spoke to Radio Islam International and confirmed the arrest of Zaheer Asvat on Friday night after a warrant of arrest was issued against him. Netshiunda says he joins eight others who were arrested for the same crimes. He added that more charges could be included in the docket as the investigation is ongoing.
Ziyaad is said to be involved in extortion amounting to more than R 25 million from family members of those kidnapped.
On Monday, the suspect appeared in the Randburg Magistrates Court; however, the case was postponed to 19 May 2022, and he remains in custody.
Columnist Ivor Vegter joined the Radio Islam International team to discuss current affairs impacting South Africa and Africa.
Today, he spoke on the issues of Xenophobia, the KZN flooding and funding as well as water-shedding.
Living The Legacy: Quran Gems: The Forerunners with Guest Muallimah Faheema Bham by Radio Islam
Early Life of Hadrat Moulana Maseehullah Khan Sahab R.A. - Mufti Yusuf Moosagie by Radio Islam
Travelling on SA Passport Leaves Economist Dawie Roodt and Family 'Trapped' in Russia by Radio Islam
The Mountains Will Reduced to Smithereens - Verses of Surah Taha | Mufti Yusuf Moosagie by Radio Islam
Introduction To The Life of Hadhrat Moulana Maseehullah Jalalabadi R.A. - Mufti Yusuf Moosagie by Radio Islam
Youth Talk with Bibi Ayesha: Lessons learnt from Ramadaan Guest: Abdul Manack by Radio Islam
Anticipated ANC Eastern Cape Elective Conference Planned For May Weekend by Radio Islam
Ml. Junaid Kharsany speaks to Dr. Unathi Sonwabile-Henama, tourism academic at Tshwane University of Technology.
Tasneem’s anger cannot be contained in the finale of Mixed Mindsets. Has the strain of a mixed mind-set lead to mental health issues? Is it time for the Rajah’s to get professional mental help?
Compelling Stories of Drug Addicts and how they Desperately Tried to Clean up their Habits.
Tafseer of Surah Maryam EP.29 - Can you spot anyone of them today or hear a whisper from them - Shaykh Sulaiman
Muslim by Definition | Hadith 40 of 40 | Believers Learn from Past Experiences | Commentary by Mufti Zubair Bayat
You get to listen to some light moments and mistakes behind the scenes in the Production of your favorite Ramadaan Series
OUTA is Challenging NERSA's Decision To Grant Generation Licenses to Karpowership by Radio Islam
Did Cigarette smoke really bring down Egypt Air in 2016 crash ? Karl Jensen analyses for us by Radio Islam
Gasant Abarder : Muslims rejoice as Athaan removed from Noise and Nuisance bylaws in Cape Town by Radio Islam
Compelling Stories of Drug Addicts and how they Desperately Tried to Clean up their Habits
Dayyan is found and reveals how he has started questioning his religion in this episode of Mixed Mindsets. Will he return to the straight path?
The universal laws of Allah (SWT) as articulated in the Quran spell out the sources of honour and disgrace.
Tafseer of Surah Maryam EP.27 - You have surely uttered a monstrous statement - Shaykh Sulaiman Moola
Resistance by the ACDP to the Roll Out of Vaccines to 12- to 17-Year-Olds by Radio Islam
Terrifying Taufeeq invites Grumpy Chacha and Boring Baboo for iftaar to Eldo's. Chacha gets a lesson from Taufeeq's Mom and Aunt on all the lekker Malay delicacies they will be eating.
Household Express:Guest Ruhana Ebrahim (Mama TaughtMeWell) Eid Inspiration by Radio Islam
Which are the nations competing for future influence in Afghanistan, and what do the Islamic sources say about the future of this land?
Tafseer of surah Maryam EP.26 - The vicious attack of the devil - Shaykh Sulaiman Moola
Grumpy Chacha is joined by Boring Baboo for a Nasheed singing session, whilst Poor Juleikha is forced to endure the noise.
Can the Rajah family ultimately understand where they went wrong or will the advice given to them fall on deaf ears? Find out in episode 16 of Mixed Mindsets.
The defeat of an empire that we all witnessed. The historic events of 2021 and the US withdrawal
Ml. Junaid Kharsany in conversation with Foster Mohale, spokesperson for the Department of Health.
Muslim by Definition | Hadith 39 of 40 | Bashfulness is a Part of Imaan | Commentary by Ml Dr Ebrahim Sader
Enver is on a mission getting all Juleikha's things for Eid....But Roza'ing and driving becomes Fast and Furious, with lots of side missions
How the US project to spread 'democracy' in Afghanistan fell apart paving the way for the return of the Taliban
Tafseer of Surah Maryam EP.24 - The arrogant debtor who refused to settle his debt - Shaykh Sulaiman Moola
French President Emmanuel Macron has won a second term in office, defeating his far-right rival Marine Le Pen by a comfortable margin in a runoff election. Macron is the first French president to win a second term in 20 years, but Le Pen’s result also marks the closest the far right has ever come to taking power in France and has revealed a deeply divided nation. In his victory speech, Macron acknowledged that many had only voted for him just to keep Le Pen out and promised to address the sense of many French that their living standards are slipping. He also promised to address the “anger and the disagreements” that led to many French voters choosing the extreme right, saying “this will be my responsibility and that of those around me”. “No one in France will be left by the wayside,” he continued, pledging to be a “president for all”.
Rim-Sarah discusses the elections and what it means for the French.
Juleikha is getting angry with Enver messing the house and gives him a scolding... But Enver is hurt emotionally and throws a Pity Party of note...
Youth Talk with Bibi Ayesha: Importance of forgiveness Guest: Apa Zaakirah Ansaarmeah by Radio Islam
The life journey of the Taliban leader Mullah Muhammad Omar and a rare account of how he spent his last days
In episode 15 of Mixed Mindsets Dayyan goes missing and Zaid finally realizes that he is the captain of a ship that he is not steering in the right direction.
Ml. Junaid Kharsany speaks to IEC General Manager Moagisi Sibanda about the 2022 School Democracy Programme.
Tafseer of Surah Maryam EP.22 - Soon you will know who is the weaker one from amongst us - Shaykh Sulaiman Mool
Muslim by Definition | Hadith 38 of 40 | Believers Adopt Moderation in All Matters | Commentary by Ml Muhammad Saeed Navlakhi
Tafseer of Surah Maryam EP.21 - Everyone of you shall pass through hell - Shaykh Sulaiman Moola
Muslim by Definition | Hadith 37 of 40 | Believers Are Kind to All & Work Towards a Society with High Morals | Commentary by Mufti Muhammad Saeed Motara
Grumpy Chacha catches a group of grown men eating when they should be fasting. He comes up with a plan to teach them a lesson.
This week's Middle East Report with James Dorsey, senior fellow at the S. Rajaratnam School of International Studies at Singapore's Nanyang Technological University
The fateful events of 2001, as another empire, this time the Americans, gets drawn into Afghanistan
Tafseer of Surah Maryam EP.20 - Worship your Lord with steadfastness - Shaykh Sulaiman Moola
Hajj: No Difference in Quota Calculations for Muslim and non-Muslim Countries by Radio Islam
Israeli Forces Storm Al Aqsa As South Africans Prepare For Itikaaf : Dawood Baboo by Radio Islam
Muslim by Definition | Hadith 36 of 40 | Believers Are Truthful & Avoid Pointless Debate | Commentary by Ml Abdullah Seedat
Household Express: All about Airfryers and How to keep your foods ward during loashedding by Radio Islam
Salvatore Babones Why is the Solomon Islands-China security pact causing alarm? by Radio Islam
Khalid Akhtar: India: Muslim group takes ‘dangerous bulldozer politics’ to court by Radio Islam
SA Hajj quotas confirmed, but is it the final amount? Shaheen Essop SAHUC by Radio Islam
Living The Legacy: Propetic Nutrition & Ramadan with Guest Nabeela Vad Walla by Radio Islam
Revival In Motion:The Elderly and Ramadan guest Amienabie Dastagir Harnekar by Radio Islam
Importance of maintaining family ties Guest: Moulana Arshad Fakir Chopdat by Radio Islam
Today we look at some of the main objections raised against the Taliban during their first period of rule, and their response to these criticisms
Dada Rashid has a fall and when Zaid brings him home to Rosewood to recover without informing Tasneem, he catches her making inappropriate videos on social media, in episode 14 of Mixed Mindsets.
Muslim by Definition | Hadith 35 of 40 | Believers Love Rasulullah ﷺ More Than Anything | Commentary by Mufti Usaamah Dadipatel
Grumpy Chacha decides to help the Pledge line of Radio Islam to get more support, but what is the price of his involvement ?
SA National Blood Service Is Appealing For Donations Amidst KZN State of Disaster by Radio Islam
The drama continues in Mixed Mindsets as Dayyan is caught bunking hifdh class. In a heated confrontation with his parents, he turns the blame on his mother for neglecting her children whilst getting swallowed up by social media.
The desperate state of Afghanistan after 1992, and how the Taliban stepped in to establish stability
Muslim by Definition | Hadith 34 of 40 | Believers Are Impartial And Just | Commentary by Mufti Advocate Emraan Vawda
Tafseer of Surah Maryam EP.18 - The doors of Taubah (repentance) are open - Shaykh Sulaiman Moola
After all the fighting he has done this month, Grumpy Chacha is sent for anger management classes. But it is not how he expects it to be, and things get very interesting.
Ml. Junaid Kharsany speaks to Rens Bindeman, a technical advisor from the South African Revenue Protection Association (Sarpa.
The Soviet Army was the largest active army in the world from 1945 to 1991. How did it fare when it invaded Afghanistan in 1979?
Tasneem is spending money faster than Zaid can make it, and in this episode of Mixed Mindsets, she manipulates him into thinking that since he is not spending enough time with them; his family deserve to be extravagant.
In 1989, Afghanistan claims the scalp of another empire, and the implications of the defeat are far-reaching for the Soviets
Tafseer of Surah Maryam EP.17 - They neglected prayer and pursued their unlawful desires - Shaykh Sulaiman Moola
Muslim by Definition | Hadith 33 of 40 | Believers Are Transparent in Business Dealings | Commentary by Mufti Fudhail Patel
Boring Baboo has a few samoosa Runs penciled in, so he comes to Chacha for some advice...But Enver's advice isn't the type he was expecting...
The lure of TikTok is too great for teens, and Zineerah, the youngest of the Rajah siblings, gets caught up in the trap of posting videos on this social media site in episode 11 of Mixed Mindsets.
Amidst a merciless campaign of Soviet crimes, the Mujahideen emerge dominant with the profound Help of Allah (SWT)
Tafseer of Surah Maryam EP.16 - They fell down in prostration, weeping - Shaykh Sulaiman Moola
Muslim by Definition | Hadith 31 of 40 | Major Sins Are Not Compatible with Imaan | Commentary by Ml Ebrahim Bham
The Importance of Sexual Intimacy In Your Marriage - Mufti Yusuf Moosagie by Radio Islam
Tafseer of Surah Maryam EP.14 - We called out to Moosa AS from the right side of Mount Sinai - Shaykh Sulaiman
Muslim by Definition | Hadith 30 of 40 | Believers Love the Companions of Rasulullah ﷺ | Commentary by Mufti Umair Ali
Grumpy Chacha heads to Taraweeh and comes up against some rival football fans on his way.
Tasneem superiority complex comes to the fore in this episode of Mixed Mindsets, and Zaid fears that her desire to be the centre of attention is what is pushing her to become an influencer.
Tafseer of Surah Maryam EP.13 - The need for diplomacy and euphemism when giving Da'wah - Shaykh Sulaiman Moola
Extreme Events: Integrated Multi Hazard Early Warning System in Development by Radio Islam
Household Express: Fehmida Daya Ramadaan Meals & Naazneen khan The Value of mindful Eating by Radio Islam
When Zaid finds out about his wife’s activity on social media, the lies trip off Tasneem’s tongue as she downplays her activity as an up and coming influencer in the drama: Mixed Mindsets
Afghanistan saw a lot of political turbulence in the 1970`s which unceremoniously set the stage for the Soviet invasion.
TAFSEER OF SURAH MARYAM EP12 - Do not worship the devil, O my beloved father - Shaykh Sulaiman Moola
Muslim by Definition | Hadith 28 of 40 | Believers Are Not Self-Centred | Commentary by Ml Bilaal Vaid
Update On Protest on Nirvana Drive between Trade Route and the Golden Highway by Radio Islam
Hayatan Tayyiba: Being emotionally and spiritually stuck and how to get out of the rut by Radio Islam
As Sarah’s loneliness escalates, she finds it hard to resist the charms of David, a boy in her class, in this episode of Mixed Mindsets.
In this episode we look at the almost 100 years from the second Anglo-Afghan War until the Soviet invasion. The reign of the 'Iron Amir', a hijrat from India to Afghanistan, attempts to make Afghanistan like Attaturk's Turkey, and a king who brought stability to Afghanistan.
Preschool issues we look at how to deal with the tantrums in a positive way Guest Zeenat Sirkhot by Radio Islam
Adversity Quotient – Turning Challenges Into Opportunities – Mufti Yusuf Moosagie by Radio Islam
The atheist, the agnostic and the non-practicing Muslim - Tasneem and Zaid’s son Dayyan is treading on thin ice, discussing religious belief with his new friends in episode 7 of Mixed Mindsets.
Before the sun set on the British Empire, the British would engage in two more wars in Afghanistan
Muslim by Definition Hadith 26 of 40 Believers Maintain Composure in Adversity Commentary by Ml Zakariyya Harnekar
Youth Talk with Bibi Ayesha: Importance of family Guest: Moulana Iqbal Adam by Radio Islam
Hayatan Tayyiba: The juggle of motherhood and Ramadhan Guest Azraa Suleman by Radio Islam
Dealing with Dividing up of inheritance the impact on treasured family homes and memories by Radio Islam
Hayatan Tayyiba:Understanding Zulm within the family context Guest Apa Hassena Ally by Radio Islam
Hayatan Tayyiba: Physical emotional and spiritual detox Guest Apa Johara Hassem by Radio Islam
Hayatan Tayyiba:Parenting Societal judgement of parenting choices Guest Amina Mahomed by Radio Islam
In her quest to stay in good shape, Tasneem joins a fitness class with her friend Aneesa, but with a male instructor named Risky Reza, will her mind stay focused on fitness? Find out in episode 6 of Mixed Mindsets.
How a once overconfident British army was almost completely annihilated in Afghanistan. The story of the epic British defeat of 1842
Muslim by Definition | Hadith 25 of 40 | Believers Are Proud of Their Own Identity and Ways | Commentary by Mufti Yaqoob Vally
On Monday, 4 April 2022, the South African Muslim Travel Operators Association issued a statement on their meeting with The Ministry of Haj and South African Government officials.
The statement explained the two systems utilised by the Saudi E-Haj system for Muslim and Non-Muslim countries.
TAFSEER OF SURAH MARYAM EP8 - She came to her people with the baby in her hands - Shaykh Sulaiman Moola
Diyanet Foundation (Turkey) and JUSA distribution of Ramadan Grocery Hampers to the needy by Radio Islam
Muslim by Definition | Hadith 24 of 40 | Believers Don't Break Relationships Between Others | Commentary by Mufti Abdurragman Khan
TAFSEER OF SURAH MARYAM EP7 - So eat, drink and cool your eyes, O Maryam! - Shaykh Sulaiman Moola
Muslim by Definition | Hadith 23 of 40 | Believers Recite the Qur'an Passionately | Commentary by Ml Ebrahim Salejee
The Ideal Spouse Series: Responding Versus Reacting – Mufti Yusuf Moosagie by Radio Islam
New Calls For The Removal Of Julius Malema From the Judicial Service Commission by Radio Islam
International Organization Pulls Tembisa 10 Story From Shortlisted Global Media Awards by Radio Islam
Can Zaid keep up with Tasneem’s demands for new furnishings for the house, or will he insist on keeping the old stuff that is almost as good as new? Find out in the drama Mixed Mindsets.
Today, we begin our exploration of the fate of the first of three major empires who bit the dust in Afghanistan over the past two centuries: The British.
TAFSEER OF SURAH MARYAM EP6 - Labour Pains drove her to the trunk of a palm tree - Shaykh Sulaiman Moola
Muslim by Definition | Hadith 22 of 40 | Believers Remain True to Islam When Tested | Commentary by Mufti Yusuf Moosagie
Mufti Yusuf Moosagie speaks to Habib Battah, an investigative journalist, filmmaker and editor of the news site beirutreport.com, about the economic state of Lebanon.
Household Express: Guests Sabeha Arbee Unsual must try recipes & Nazneen Khan Sunnah Eating by Radio Islam
An essential aspect of a teen’s life is making new friends, but the only one who seems to be making headway in that department is Zaid’s father, Dada Rashid, as he employs a matchmaker to find him a wife in Mixed Mindsets.
What has earned earned Afghanistan the reputation as a slayer of empires, and why have empires still been so hellbent to invade it despite this track-record?
TAFSEER OF SURAH MARYAM EP5 - Narrate to them the tale of Maryam AS - Shaykh Sulaiman Moola
Hadith 21 of 40 | Believers Do Not Take Up Arms Against Each Other | Commentary by Ml S Ravat by Radio Islam
Grumpy Chacha: Final Fight Ep. 3 – Hello Janoos- Grumpy gets Holiday scammed by Radio Islam
DA Slams Rahima Moosa Hospital CEO After Pregnant Women Laying on Floors Go Viral by Radio Islam
Ml. Junaid Kharsany spoke to independent political analyst Hashmatullah Moslih about the latest events in Pakistani politics.
The Minister published the Draft Health Regulations for public comment until Friday, 15 April 2022. Since publication, there has been massive opposition from South Africa’s religious communities. Thousands of submissions have flooded the Department of Health’s email address, whose server crashed last week.
Freedom of Religion South Africa (FOR SA) has requested the CRL Rights Commission to assist the religious community by intervening in the Draft Health Regulations. FOR SA’s Executive Director, Michael Swain, spoke to Radio Islam International.
Living The Legacy: My Haidh & Ramadan with Guest Muallimah Nabila Bhigji by Radio Islam
Youth Talk with Bibi Aysha Laher: Common health issues faced by teens Guest: Dr Sonia Da Silva by Radio Islam
Excitement grips the Rajah’s as they settle in to their new home, but for the eldest daughter, Sarah, the excitement turns to tension as she refuses to attend her first day at the new school. Listen in to Mixed Mindsets to find out more.
How did Islam reach Afghanistan, and who are some of the illustrious sons of Islam who hail from this land?
Hadith 20 of 40 | Believers Treat Their Neighbors as Their Own | Commentary by Mufti Muhammad Rawat by Radio Islam
Speaking to Radio Islam International today, Dr Mustafa Mheta, Head of the Africa Desk at Media Review Network, spoke on the issue of Saudi Arabia's mass execution in a single day and the racism faced by Africans during their escape from Ukraine.
Zaid’s children are concerned about the impact the move will have on their schooling and friendships, but his wife Tasneem is hearing none of it in the second episode of Mixed Mindsets.
In today's episode we familiarise ourselves with the terrain, people, customs and specialities of the land of the Afghans.
TAFSEER OF SURAH MARYAM EP3 - How will I know that my wife is expecting a child - Shaykh Sulaiman Moola
Hadith 19 of 40 | Believers Continue Realigning Themselves | Commentary by Ml Muhammad Ilyaas Patel by Radio Islam
Hadith 18 of 40 | Believers Always Recover from Tough Times | Commentary by Ml Ahmad Paruk by Radio Islam
Hadith 17 of 40 | It is Beyond a Muslim to Harm His Brother | Commentary by Mufti Shafique Jakhura by Radio Islam
Ml. Junaid Kharsany speaks to Hfz. Ebrahim Moosa to get an update on the latest in Palestine.
Saajida Omar on the topic of benefits of cupping and moxibustion cupping by Radio Islam
The Rajah family of South Ville are in for some changes as Zaid is offered a promotion at work and a chance to relocate to the Northern suburbs, in this year’s psychological drama: Mixed Mindsets.
Arrogance borne from worldly grandeur and military might is a theme that echoes repeatedly across the Qur’aan, and its consequences are ruinous whether for individual or empire. Introducing Afghanistan as the arena for where successive, supposedly invincible empires bit the dust.
Tafseer of Surah Maryam by Ml Sulaiman Moola ep 2 - We convey to you the glad tidings of a unique son
Tafseer of Surah Maryam by Ml Sulaiman Moola ep 1 - Did you know that Zakariyya AS was a carpenter?
Ml. Sulaimaan Ravat speaks to activist Jakes Karolia about illegal connections in Lenasia.
Hadith 15 of 40 | The Most Virtuous Qualities in Islam | Commentary by Mufti Muhammad Akoo by Radio Islam
Prof Mustapha Abu Sway: Lesson from Imam Ghazzali on Ramadaan and Fasting by Radio Islam
Jakes Karolia updates us on the War against illegal connections in Lenasia, together with JMPD by Radio Islam
Findings State That Gauteng Drivers Spend At Least An Hour Travelling to Their Destinations by Radio Islam
Faisal Hanif & Kaushik Raj: The Kashmir Files: Fanning the flames of hatred for Muslims in India by Radio Islam
Sania Ahmad: Outrage As Bulli Bai, Sulli Deals Creators Granted Bail As ‘First Time Offenders’ by Radio Islam
Hadith 14 of 40 | Trustworthiness and Faith are Inseparable | Commentary by Ml Dr Ashraf Dockrat by Radio Islam
Solidarity Lays Charges Against Zuma And Others Implicated in State Capture by Radio Islam
Law Reform Commission Hands Over Child Pornography and Other Cases To Minister of Justice by Radio Islam
Analysis on Putin and his 6 Points of demands from Zelensky and Ukraine for Peace by Radio Islam
Make A Submission To Have Lenasia Declared As One Ward - Cllr Imraan Moosa by Radio Islam
South Africans face daily struggles as they desperately struggle to survive in a depressed economy, exacerbated by the COVID-19 pandemic and lockdown
But it seems that Cabinet ministers have not been affected by the situation as it emerged in parliament that the government had splurged on 24 luxury vehicles for 17 ministers and deputy ministers.
Leon Schreiber, the DA spokesperson for Public Service and Administration, spoke to Radio Islam International, shedding light on the situation.
Muslim by Definition | Hadith 12 of 40 | Believers are Mirrors unto One Another | Ml M Karolia by Radio Islam
Munira garda on the topic of setting out to make a difference - serving your community by Radio Islam
Layton Beard: How the petrol price will affect your holiday travel plans this year by Radio Islam
Orzala Nemat : Taliban decision to not allow Girls to schools as promised brings disappointment by Radio Islam
Stephen Zunes: Russia Ukraine War – Long drawn out conflict or peace soon ? by Radio Islam
Muslim by Definition | Hadith 11 of 40 | Believers are Friendly | Commentary by Ml M Aslam Eshak by Radio Islam
Muslim by Definition | Hadith 10 of 40 | Imaan Demands Loyalty to Established Relationships by Radio Islam
Muslim by Definition | Hadith 9 of 40 | Believers Stand Together | Commentary by Ml Abu Hurayrah by Radio Islam
ASRI Report with Ebrahim Fakir - Internal problems in Action SA and the DA by Radio Islam
Shahim ismail: Lenasia Community should stand up against crime and go to the courts to show it by Radio Islam
Muslim by Definition | Hadith 8 of 40 | Muslims are Brothers to 1 Another | Commentary by Mf Yaqoob by Radio Islam
The Social Programme – Importance of Charity & The Different Categories of Charities in Islam by Radio Islam
Tendai Marima : Zimbabwe by elections draws closer, Mugabe Jr backs Mnangagwa and Zanu PF by Radio Islam
Khaled Rahman: D-Day for Imran Khan as Defectors add to No Confidence Vote by Radio Islam
Zionist Corridor Probe : The Prosecution of South Africans serving in the Israeli Army by Radio Islam
Muslim by Definition | Hadith 7 of 40 | Greeting with Salaam Foster's True Belief by Radio Islam
Amina Janjua : Imran Khan under Pressure in Pakistan as OIC conference takes place by Radio Islam
Hayatan Tayyiba:Reading with meaning-young ones learning how to learn after the impact of covid by Radio Islam
Muslim by Definition | Hadith 6 of 40 | Simplicity is a Sign of Imaan | Commentary by Ml M Ameer by Radio Islam
Muslim by Definition | Hadith 5 of 40 | Salaah - A Clear Sign of Iman | Commentary by Ml Y Bhamjee by Radio Islam
Muslim by Definition | Hadith 4 of 40 | The Many Branches of Imaan | Commentary by Ml Omar Sithole by Radio Islam
Court Orders EC Provincial Dept of Basic Education to Deliver Stationery, Textbooks by Radio Islam
Muslim by Definition | Hadith 3 of 40 | A Clear Sign of Imaan | Commentary by Mufti Muhammad Pandor by Radio Islam
Gosain Samsodien: Cape Town’s last traditional Fez Maker hangs up his toppee after 25 years by Radio Islam
Revival In Motion: Towards Outstanding Ramadan with Guest Masoodah Jappie by Radio Islam
Agreement Reached Between the Licencing Department, Driving School Association and RTMC by Radio Islam
Khanyisa is building his career as a Lego Co-ordinator – Create your own Niche Career by Radio Islam
Muslim by Definition | Hadith 1 of 40 | Islam and Imaan Defined | Commentary by Ml Ahmad Chohan by Radio Islam
THEN AND NOW - Indian muslims helped liberate India, now they are being fought on everything by Radio Islam
Duncan Masiwa: Russia’s war is going to make SA bread very expensive in 3 month’s time by Radio Islam
Hayatan Tayyiba: How to live a life with no Ribaa-Is it possibly in our society? by Radio Islam
Fatima Mohammed on the topic of the test of loneliness after losing a companion by Radio Islam
Avoiding the pitfalls of fame when marketing your business online - Adila Vahed Naidu by Radio Islam
Cursed” SuperYacht Bella T has a new buyer - Fascinating story behind the Luxury Yacht built in 1976 by Radio Islam
Dr Shoyab Wadee After World Kidney Day, Kidney Health comes under the microscope by Radio Islam
UK Freezes assets of Roman Abramovich – Is this the beginning of the end for Chelsea FC by Radio Islam
Important to Support Early Childhood Development Centres in the Wake of the Pandemic by Radio Islam
Mufti Yusuf Moosagie speaks to Shaheen Essop, President of the South African Hajj and Umrah Council (SAHUC) to clarify the status of vaccine requirements in Saudi Arabia.
The Social Programme – Sleep and Dreams – An Islamic Perspective (Part 3) by Radio Islam
The Medical Programme – Complications and Treatment of Chronic Renal failure by Radio Islam
Load-shedding: Eskom is using 9-million litres of diesel a day to keep the lights on by Radio Islam
Professor Yvonne Rees McDermott: Will Putin be called before the ICC for War Crimes? by Radio Islam
One South Africa Movement Argues That Electoral Amendment Bill Can Change SA Democracy by Radio Islam
Living The Legacy: Overcoming Ramadan Information Overload - Tasneem Basha (Author & Life Coach) by Radio Islam
Discussion: Is the Russian army achieving its strategic goals in the Ukraine war? by Radio Islam
Anonymous Sisters share their experiences of being scammed by the “Holiday Swindler” by Radio Islam
sharing content for benefit vs sharing to end a message to a specific person by Radio Islam
Social Comparison: The impact of following travel pages in our life dissatisfaction by Radio Islam
From Lenasia to Tareem Hadramaut in Yemen - Listen to the fascinating story of Sheikh Ihsaan Kolia. by Radio Islam
Head of the Africa Desk at the Media Review Network, Dr Mustafa Mheta, provides an update on the highlights in Africa this week.
The Palestine Report: The Impact of the Russia – Ukraine Conflict on Palestine and Palestinians by Radio Islam
University Alliance SA Demands The Scrapping of Vaccine Mandates For Students by Radio Islam
South African Hajj & Umrah Council (SAHUC) Comments on Eased Restrictions For Umrah This Year For SA by Radio Islam
One of the Indian students who managed to escape War in Ukraine speaks to Radio Islam from Assam by Radio Islam
Hashmatullah Moslih : Parallels between Russia Ukraine War vs Russia Afghanistan war in Soviet era by Radio Islam
Youth Talk with Bibi Aysha: Role of grandparents Guest: Rehana Adam from Islamic Helpline by Radio Islam
The Asia Pacific Report: Russia’s $140 Billion Chinese Bond Holdings Could Help Skirt Sanctions by Radio Islam
NPA Appoints Advocate Andrea Johnson as Head of NPA Investigative Directorate by Radio Islam
Middle East Report How the Middle East is affected by Russia Ukraine War - James Dorsey by Radio Islam
Russia Today (RT)taken off DSTV platform- was that the right thing to do ? Anton Harber analyses by Radio Islam
Ml. Sulaimaan Ravat analyses this week's key events with Ebrahim Fakir from AUWAL Socio-economic Research Institute (ASRI).
Moulana Habib Bobat talks to Moulana Bilal Vaid and Moulana Asad Pandor from Jamiatul Ulama South Africa, explaining the living conditions of Syrian People living in camps during the winter season.
West Coast fishing communities and environmental groups celebrated after the Western Cape High Court Judge Daniel Thulare ordered Searcher Seismic to stop its seismic study on the west and southwest coast. The judgment followed an initial order and interim interdict stemming Searcher Seismic from its oil and gas exploration earlier this year. Neville van Rooy, the Community Outreach Coordinator for The Green Connection, spoke to Radio Islam International, saying they were genuinely delighted with the enormous victory, especially as it sends a strong message to oil and gas companies and governments who believe that they can bully coastal and indigenous communities on development.
Truck protests have been, especially in the KZN region, have been associated with violence over the last few years as many truck drivers call for companies to prioritise hiring locals over foreign truckers.
South African truck drivers attempted to close the N3 freeway, blocking the route between Leondale and Heidelberg but police thwarted them. The Road Freight Association reacted after the All-Truck Drivers Forum announced a nationwide strike.
Radio Islam International chatted to RFA CEO Gavin Kelly explained that the core request from the South African truckers is once again based on the narrative that foreigners are taking the jobs of South Africans.
The Social Programme - Sleep and Dreams: An Islamic Perspective (Part 2) by Radio Islam
Ml. Sulaimaan Ravat speaks to Dr. Rashid Abbasi, a Senior Research Fellow at Jamia Millia Islamia, about Indian students stranded in Ukraine amidst the Russian invasion.
Europe's Neo Nazis head to Ukraine borders to make refugees' lives even more miserable by Radio Islam
Prof Mohammed Abbasi : Indian students trapped in Ukraine and the likely direction of the conflict by Radio Islam
Fake Fact Chack - Magpies Have Outwitted Scientists by Helping Each Other Remove Tracking Devices by Radio Islam
Ml. Sulaimaan Ravat discusses how Gazans keep the spirit of Gaza alive amongst the next generation who haven’t seen it with Akram al Sattari & Issam Hammaad.
Aqsa Week : How do Gazans keep spirit of Aqsa alive in the next generation, who haven’t seen it ? by Radio Islam
Radio Islam's Moulana Habib Bobat, explains the struggle and hardship of Syrian Widows.
Matthew Cassel : Vice Journalist in Kyiv gives first hand account of experiences in Russia War by Radio Islam
With the recent breakthroughs in kidnapping cases, Mufti Yusuf Moosagie asks Prof. Gerard Labuschagne, a forensic psychologist, whether the net is closing in on kidnapping kingpins.
Veteran JMPD Spokesperson Wayne Minnar Retires After 41 years of Service by Radio Islam
Enoch Mgijima Local Municipality Under Scrutiny (Again) for (Tiny) R95 Million Road by Radio Islam
July 9th to the 18th 2021, will forever be etched into the minds of South Africans, especially those in KwaZulu Natal and Gauteng.
Yesterday, President Cyril Ramaphosa approved the release of the report by the Expert Panel appointed to investigate the July 2021 riots.
Political analyst Roland Hanwood discussed the report with Radio Islam International.
Judges Matter Dismayed at JSC’s ‘Distasteful’ Handling of Chief Justice Candidates by Radio Islam
Whistleblowing is one of the mechanisms used to deter corruption and plays a role in encouraging accountability, transparency, and high standards of governance in both the private sector and public institutions. Whistleblowers help combat criminal conduct and should thus be afforded protection by the state. But South Africa’s system is flawed. The Zondo Commission's State Capture Report has highlighted the extent of state capture and, notably, the role played by whistleblowers to get unearth the truth. With the first and second parts of the reports being released, Public Interest SA launched a petition calling on President Cyril Ramaphosa to "Provide Support and Reparations for State Capture whistleblowers. The petition on the Change.org platform has garnered more than 12 000 signatures.
Radio Islam International spoke to Tebogo Khaas, from Public Interest SA, to find out about the plight of whistleblowers and the petition.
Zakkiya Suleman on how to live with purpose and stay focused on long term goals by Radio Islam
Insight into Kashmir Civitas and Russell Tribunal on Kashmir - Farhan Mujahid Chak by Radio Islam
Haris Murtaza: Ardern ready to open New Zealand to the world, but are New Zealanders ready it? by Radio Islam
Luke Daniel: South Africa sends Helicopters and equipment for Antarctica treasure Hunt by Radio Islam
Scott Lucas: with a Brief overview of World Stories making headlines Globally by Radio Islam
WITS Develops WiFi Based Solution to Monitor Social Distancing and Consumer Behaviour in Malls by Radio Islam
Navvar Saban: Biden confirms Raid in Syria has killed ISIL leader - Who was he? by Radio Islam
Hijab wearing Girls in Karnataka, India, are now not even allowed into the school, despite appeal by Radio Islam
ASRI Report with Angelo Fick - Part 2 of State Capture Report and Household Census by Radio Islam
BDS Welcomes Amnesty International Report on Israel Treatment of Palestinians as "Apartheid" by Radio Islam
Amnesty International Report calls Israels treatment of Palestinians “Apartheid” by Radio Islam
Shah Mehrabi: Afghanistan’s economy is collapsing, why is the US helping it to die? by Radio Islam
Vaccines in Children – Medical Experts Educate the listeners on all the facts by Radio Islam
Sabah al Mukhtar: The UAE-Houthi escalation – All you need to know on the subject by Radio Islam
Importance of teaching children to be disciplined Guest: Moulana Iqbal Adam by Radio Islam
Youth Talk with Bibi Aysha: Tips for success for the 2022 academic year Guest: Gavin Frank by Radio Islam
The Conversation: #ChooseDay - Daily Good Morning Messages – Motivation or Irritation ? by Radio Islam
Life in Kandahar, Afghanistan – Are people surviving whilst money blocked by US? by Radio Islam
Shahd Abusalama talks us through the difficulties Palestinian academics face abroad by Radio Islam
Surah Hujurat | Ruku 2 | Interpersonal Etiquette by Hafidh Shaakir Bhyat and Ml Waseem Adam by Radio Islam
Surah Hujurat | Ruku 1 | Respect For Rasoolullah SAW by Hafidh Shaakir Bhyat and Ml Waseem Adam by Radio Islam
Fatima Seedat on the topic of using acupuncture to relieve stress and anxiety by Radio Islam
Learning how to budget - Hard financial decisions for the home in the current financial climate by Radio Islam
Red Ants Demolish More Than 250 Shacks In Phatsing - Lenasia Ext 9 On High Alert by Radio Islam
Russia and Ukraine on the Verge of War – What happens if they do start fighting? by Radio Islam
Elon Musk’s Spacex Rocket set for 9000 km/h crash into the Moon - Ajey Lele by Radio Islam
What stance will the US take if Russia goes to War with Ukraine? Stephen Zunes by Radio Islam
Ex Nato contractor left with No Hope after US left – His story of Escape from Afghanistan by Radio Islam
UK MP Nusrat Ghani’s claims that she was targeted for her “Muslimness” are off the mark by Radio Islam
Unprecedented rain has saturated large areas of South Africa's most important farming regions, causing floods and crop devastation and adding to concerns that climate change is making weather cycles more irregular.
Jasper Bjarnesen and Prof Andre Thomashausen: What’s is behind Burkina Faso’s latest military coup? by Radio Islam
From PHD in Molecular science to Ice Cream Connoisseur, we hear the story behind it all by Radio Islam
Professor Sulieman Dangor's Book about the Muslim Students Association of South Africa by Radio Islam
The Democratic Alliance in KwaZulu-Natal has urged provincial Premier Sihle Zikalala and his CoGTA MEC, Sipho Hlomuka, to make the Moerane Commission's recommendations a top priority so that all councillors, regardless of party affiliation, can carry out their jobs without fear of being killed.
Julian Assange wins right to Take US Extradition to UK Supreme Court: Simon Crowther by Radio Islam
Verbal Fitness Session with Ronald Abvajee & Janine Shamos talks Seasonal Affective disorder by Radio Islam
Professor Suleman Dangor on his new book on the history of the Muslim Students Association in SA by Radio Islam
Brandon-Lee and Tony-Lee Thulsie were arrested and charged with planning terrorist attacks in South Africa against the UK, US, Russian and French embassies, various Jewish interests, Shi'a mosques, and state-owned arms manufacturer Denel cartoonist Zapiro – for drawing cartoons of the prophet Mohamed (PBUH).
The Thulsies were indicted under the then untested 2005 Protection of Constitutional Democracy Against Terrorists and Related Activities Act or the "Terrorism Act" and face possible life imprisonment if convicted.
After five years behind bars, they are no closer to the trial's start and are now fighting the delays. They appeared in court last week, and the matter was further postponed to this week to allow media to bring an application to broadcast the case live.
Attorney Yousha Tayob spoke to Radio Islam International, who says that the case has dragged on as there is a "finger-pointing exercise that has been going between the State and the defence in regard to trial readiness."
Whistle-blowers Targeted following the Release of the State Capture Report by Radio Islam
India School comes under pressure for Muslim Students Hijab ban - Nidhaa Parveen by Radio Islam
Moqtada al Sadr reaches out to Sunni Parties for coalition Government - Hiwa Osman by Radio Islam
ASRI Report with Dr Imran Buccus - KZN captured by political gangsterism by Radio Islam
Revival In Motion: Calling Ourselves To Account (Mas'oodah Jappie Life Coach & Teacher by Radio Islam
The National Department of Agriculture, Land Reform and Rural Development (DALRDD) invalidated the vouchers it had issued to emerging farmers in KwaZulu-Natal who had been approved to receive support from the Presidential Employment Stimulus (PES) Scheme
"Anonymous Sister” in Sheikh Jarrah updates us on latest house Demolitions by Israel by Radio Islam
Najiyya Saley on the topic of a women's perception of her rolea women's perception of her role by Radio Islam
Has the Djokovic Saga injected more attention on Treatment of Refugees seeking asylum in Australia? by Radio Islam
Houthi Drone attacks on UAE and what they mean in the Yemen Conflict - Hussain al Bukhaiti by Radio Islam
Living The Legacy: Tools for the Muslim Parent ( Ml Arshad Fakir Chopdat) by Radio Islam
As the world welcomed in the New Year 2022, Muslim women in India woke to a vile and shocking site on social media. Their pictures were uploaded to an app called the Bulli Bai, an auction online! Some of those included in the app were prominent journalists, actresses and others who complained about their doctored pictures uploaded to the GitHub hosting platform.
The incident comes on the back of the "Sulli Deals" controversy; an unidentified group created a similar app on the code hosting platform, GitHub. The word 'sulli' is a derogatory term used against Muslim women, and the app displayed a Muslim woman's face with a tagline below that read "Sulli deal of the Day."
The "Bulli Bai" app is like "Sulli Deals", which triggered a row last year. On accessing the app, you find random faces of influential Muslim women, illegally obtained from social media handles, displayed on Bulli Bai. It asks people to participate in the "auction." "Bulli Bai" was promoted by a Twitter handle with @bullibai showing a "Khalistani supporter" picture, saying women can be booked from the app.
Sania Ahmed, a journalist, activist, and victim, spoke to Radio Islam International, who explained how the app worked and her experience.
Hostage situation in Texas shines light on Aafia Siddiqui’s plight - Yvonne Ridley by Radio Islam
Dealing with post holiday blues and settling in the new year - Khadeejah Mia by Radio Islam
The next step for matriculants part 2: tertiary education - Verushka Rajagopaul by Radio Islam
Setting realistic fitness and training goals in the new year - Juwairiyah Morat by Radio Islam
Home Organization and it’s effect on our Productivity - Muallima Shakirah Hunter by Radio Islam
Playdates and Navigating friendships between children - Muallima Shakirah Hunter by Radio Islam
Durban’s Tourism Industry Crumbling (Irreversibly?) as Beaches Lose Blue Flag Status by Radio Islam
On Friday, fourteen individuals were killed in two separate mass shootings in KwaZulu-Natal, which authorities think were linked to drugs. According to spokesperson Brigadier Jay Naicker who spoke to Radio Islam International, eight of the victims were slain by gunshots at a homestead in Esigcakini, Richmond, at 9 p.m.
Durban E.coli crisis: Citizens need to demand accountability - Desmond D'Sa by Radio Islam
Mandatory vaccinations at universities: Are we heading for a showdown - Asiwe Dlanjwa by Radio Islam
Proposed changes to law and implications on home education in South Africa - Anelle Burger by Radio Islam
SISULU’S OPINION PIECE ATTACKING SA JUDGES AND CONSTITUTION CONTINUES TO STIR CONTROVERCY by Radio Islam
Importance of Maktab Education - Ml Abdur Rahmaan Bhamjee & Ml Ghalid Pandor by Radio Islam
Yearning For Our Beloved Nabi Sallallahu Alaihi Wasallam - Mufti Yusuf Moosagie by Radio Islam
Allah Speaks To Sayyidina Musa A.S. At Mount Tur - Tafseer of Surah Taha | Mufti Yusuf Moosagie by Radio Islam
The Asia Pacific Report - Anti Djokovic Sentiment Running High in Australia by Radio Islam
Business South Africa (BUSA) held a special meeting to discuss BUSA's response to Part 1 of the Zondo Commission Report. The BUSA Board stated that it intends to communicate with BUSA members as soon as possible to ensure that it has a thorough response and stance on the Report.
The Social Program - The Importance of Knowledge in Islam; Categorization of Knowledge by Radio Islam
A Loving & Compassionate Allah - Verse 5 to 8 of Surah Taha - Mufti Yusuf Moosagie by Radio Islam
Allah Is Established On Th Throne - Verses 3 to 5 of Surah Taha - Mufti Yusuf Moosagie by Radio Islam
The uMngeni Local Municipality has chosen to write to the national government, requesting that the area be declared a local catastrophe and demanding financial assistance from KwaZulu-Natal Premier Sihle Zikalala.
The Federation of Governing Bodies of SA Schools (FEDSAS) also supports other unions' calls for pupils to be able to attend school full-time rather than the staggered methods used in the previous two years
Professor Scott Lucas, the founder of EA Worldview and professor at Birmingham University, provides a birds-eye view of world stories.
The African Christian Democratic Party (ACDP) and other concerned organisations' court effort to block the roll-out of the Covid-19 vaccination to children aged 12 to 17 is still on track to succeed. According to ACDP lawyer Bongani Luthuli, spoke to Radio Islam International; he says that the matter was awaiting a hearing date.
Public Interest SA Lodges Complaint with US Authorities Against Bain & Company by Radio Islam
Amnesty International South Africa has urged President Cyril Ramaphosa to put the recommendations in part one of the state capture report into action. Part one of the report was delivered to the president on Tuesday amid great fanfare and controversy, including an urgent court move to prevent the transfer.
The ANC's heated factional disputes in Limpopo province are heating up ahead of the party's January 8 gathering at the Old Peter Mokaba stadium in Polokwane on Saturday. This comes as an ANC chapter prepares to host Ace Magashule, the suspended secretary-general, at a time when senior leaders are in the province mobilising support for the big day.
Former SAA board chairperson Dudu Myeni employed State Security Agency (SSA) VIP protection illegally, demonstrating her authority and proximity to former President Jacob Zuma at the time.
Nabi S.A.W. Has Been Sent As A Mercy To Mankind - Verse 107 of Surah Ambiya | Mufti Yusuf Moosagie by Radio Islam
The Competition Tribunal's decision that schools cannot force parents to buy their children's school uniform from a specified supplier has been hailed as a major victory for low-income families and small businesses.
According to the National Education, Health and Allied Workers' Union, no parliamentary protective services workers were on duty when the fire at Parliament's Old Assembly wing occurred on Sunday. Shifts for weekends and public holidays were cancelled to economise on overtime pay.
Those Who Will Be Saved From Jahannam - Verse 97 To 101 Of Surah Ambiya - Mufti Yusuf Moosagie by Radio Islam
During the festive season, South African roadways are notably dangerous. While bad weather and careless driving were factors in some of the tragic crashes during the holidays, experts think it may be time to install barriers on some of the country's major highways.
Emergence Of Yajuj & Majuj - Verse 96 Of Surah Ambiya | Mufti Yusuf Moosagie by Radio Islam
New year, new business trends, right? It seems like every year there is something that’s all the rage in business. Some trends stay, while others come and go. And in the case of 2022, many trends are likely staying, like remote work for instance. But, experts anticipate a few new ones, too. Nabeel Khan tells us more about the business practice trends we can expect in 2022.
The South African National Blood Service (SANBS) is appealing to the public to give blood and help improve the blood supply as stock levels are critically low According to SANBS, the organisation's stock of group O blood was less than three days.
No Good Action Will Go To Waste - Verse 91 To 95 Of Surah Ambiya - Mufti Yusuf Moosagie by Radio Islam
Part 9: Unusual stories of 2021 - Hafiz Ebrahim Moosa
*Wrapping the tongue around new name changes
*The missing 10 babies
*The suez canal is blocked
*A tiger on the prowl in Boksburg
How Did Almighty Allah Rescue Sayyidina Yunus A.S. - Mufti Yusuf Moosagie by Radio Islam
Part 8: Important Ummah news of the year
*Countdown to genocide in India?
*Hajj Umrah and liberalization in Saudi Arabia
*Turbulent times in Turkey
Part 7: Key developments from Africa in 2021
*The Ethiopian crisis can have serious regional consequences
*Tunisia is politically destabilized
*Dabo Delgado hits closer to home
Community Of Lenasia Comes Together To Fill Potholes On Abu Asvat - Khalil Mohamed by Radio Islam
Part 6: The pass year was an extremely eventful one for Masjid al-Aqsa and Palestine. Today we present a detailed report on key developments and outcomes.
*The countdown to the attacks on Gaza and Al-Aqsa in Ramadan
*How did it boil over
*The aftermath
*Developments on the political scene
*How hope overwhelms despair
Playdates And Navigating Our Kids' Friendships By Muallima Shakirah Hunter by Radio Islam
The news that former President Jacob Zuma will be sent back to prison after his medical parole was found illegal sparked widespread concern among South Africans, who feared that the verdict would lead to another round of looting.
Holidays & Entertainment In Islam - The Social Programme With Ml Ebrahim Bham by Radio Islam
The 16 days of activism against gender-based violence and child rights — an annual international campaign – began on November 25th, the International Day for the Elimination of Violence against Women, and concluded on December 10th. It should serve as a reminder that Gender-Based Violence and Femicide (GBV) is a daily occurrence for thousands of women and girls
Part 3 - Sayyidina Muawiya Prepared The First Naval Fleet - Mufti Yusuf Moosagie by Radio Islam
Two Claimants Present Their Case To Sayyidina Dawood & Sulaiman A.S. - Mufti Yusuf Moosagie by Radio Islam
Sayyidina Muawiya R.A. In The Opinion of The Sahaba R.A. - Part 2 - Mufti Yusuf Moosagie by Radio Islam
*2021 was an election year
*Electricity, water and energy crisis
*Corruption still features significantly
Part 1: An overview of the trajectory of the year and its major trends - Hafiz Ebrahim Moosa by Radio Islam
Floatpays, a South African Fintech, has developed a new savings product to help employees escape the financial blues known as 'Januworry.' It's that time of year when South Africans start to feel the pinch following their holiday spending binge. Employees' financial stress has a knock-on effect on employers, resulting in absenteeism, productivity losses, and poorer performance levels, all of which have a direct influence on profitability.
South African motorists are in for more problems when it comes to renewing their driver's licenses. Outa CEO Wayne Duvenage spoke to Radio Islam International; he said it's "sad" that motorists haven't been warned of the situation, and that it's "wrong and unreasonable" to expect motorists who applied for a driver's license renewal in a timely manner to be forced to pay for a temporary license.
Environmental Activist Hit Back At Mineral Resources and Energy Minister Gwede Mantashe by Radio Islam
Hayaatan Tayyibah:The Benefits of Journaling & Building the Habit of Writing Guest Sadiya Allly by Radio Islam
Loving for His Sake (Farhana Hathurani(Madressa Teacher for Teen girls/Columnist by Radio Islam
The holiday season is the busiest time of year for travel and entertainment.As a result, it's critical for business owners to take the necessary precautions to guarantee that their operations are safe and secure at this time. Lana Ross, Chief Operating Officer of Discovery Business Insurance spoke to Radio Islam International; she says that it is critical for business owners to ensure they have adequate coverage for the risks their company faces, whether it's for property theft or damage, stock and vehicle challenges, or liabilities like cyber and reputational risks.
The Islamic Human Rights Council (IHRC), on 11 and 12 December, held a conference to discuss the issue of Islamophobia, and more specifically, the political, cultural, historical and academic means of dealing with such. The conference sought to look at civil and political life, especially in Western countries, and the means of manoeuvring with this, engaging with it and tackling it.
Speaking to Radio Islam International, Professor Saeed Khan of Wayne State University reiterated that this was a growing and intensifying issue in the West.
According to researchers from the National Institute for Communicable Diseases, the fourth wave of Covid-19 infections in South Africa has resulted in a surge in hospital admissions in children under the age of five. Dr Waasila Jassat, a public health specialist at the NICD spoke to Radio Islam International; says that the admissions should not cause concern, noting that there could be several explanations for the rise in children's admissions, one of which could be an increase in Covid-19 testing.
Whistle-blowers' journeys in South Africa have become widely publicised, including the often disastrous effects of their disclosures. Executive Director David Lewis and board chairperson Mavuso Msimang will leave Corruption Watch (CW) at the end of December. The latter completes their second term on the organisation's board of directors, while Lewis moves on to other endeavours.
Conservatives Celebrated with Christmas Party, While the Rest of the UK was in Lockdown by Radio Islam
How To Recover From An Iemaan Dip (Muallima Aziza Hathurani Aalimah & Islamic Educator) by Radio Islam
The Africa Report: Morocco Recognized as Acting for Imperial, Zionist, Apartheid and Colonial States by Radio Islam
What is the ruling with regards to men and women shaping their eyebrows? by Radio Islam
South Africa Needs Doctors NOW, while Health Dept Delays Intern Placements by Radio Islam
What is grit, and why is it important in attaining success? Mufti Yusuf Moosagie by Radio Islam
Alleged Targeted Assassinations In Afghanistan: Media Lens With Ebrahim Deen by Radio Islam
Human Rights Watch stated that an armed group affiliated to the Islamic State (ISIS) has kidnapped and enslaved more than 600 women and girls in Mozambique's northern Cabo Delgado region since 2018. Some of them have been rescued by Mozambican and regional authorities, but many more are still missing.
The Constitution 18th Amendment Bill, which attempts to change section 25 of the Constitution to allow for land expropriation without compensation, was voted on by members of the National Assembly.
Institute of Race Relations’ Gabriel Crouse spoke to Radio Islam International; the purpose of the Bill was to amend section 25 of the Constitution to provide that where land was expropriated for land reform, the amount of compensation payable may be nil. Crouse says that it does not look like the Bill will be passed.
Living The Legacy: Love for the Dunya, How To Control It ( Aalimah Sadiyya Karolia) by Radio Islam
Struggling to find the reserves to make it through the day? Mufti Yusuf Moosagie by Radio Islam
Struggle veteran Sunny Singh speaks to us about Marhoom Ebrahim Ebrahim whom he met in the 1950’s by Radio Islam
According to a scientist from the University Of Pretoria (UP) Commercial, off-the-shelf hand sanitisers used by the general population in Gauteng and Tshwane, do not have the recommended alcohol concentration, and are frequently mislabeled according to local and international norms. According to Dr Abdullahi Ahmed Yusuf, Senior Lecturer in Entomology in UP's Department says, preparing alcohol-based hand sanitisers using the WHO's instructions for local formulations remains a superior choice than purchasing poor off-the-shelf goods in the absence of suitable quality control procedures
The Fire Become A Means of Coolness & Peace For Sayyidina Ebrahim - Mufti Yusuf Moosagie by Radio Islam
Skyrocketing Tomato and Potato Prices Expected to Continue through Holiday Season by Radio Islam
UK: Centre for Media Monitoring finds that 60 percent of Coverage is Negative toward Islam/Muslims by Radio Islam
Janine Shamos chats to Ejaz Khan on how to get rid of toxic people from your life by Radio Islam
Duncan Masiwa – How the hard rains are affecting Potatoes and Tomatoes and the price Surge by Radio Islam
Dr Kafeel Khan talks Omicron, Vaccinated vs Unvaccinated, Vaccine Hesitancy in India by Radio Islam
Majed Abusalama talks to us about Lockdown in Germany for Unvaccinated, how it works by Radio Islam
Faisal Hanif : Muslims portrayed as bad in over 60% of all mainstream coverage by Radio Islam
Fatima Rajina As the UK seeks to strip citizens of citizenship, are Muslims the target? by Radio Islam
In the north of Durban, a community leader from the informal settlement of Blackburn near the UPL chemical factory in Durban says many people in the area are experiencing illnesses they've never had before.
The spill came during the unrest after the factory was allegedly infiltrated and set alight. It led to a series of chemical spills, resulting in Durban beaches closing because water began changing colour.
Cornubia Fire Civil Society Action Group leader, Prof. Rajen Naidoo, a professor at the University of KwaZulu-Natal, an expert in occupational and environmental health matters spoke to Radio Islam International about the many issues the community members are facing.
Low Turnout in Algerian Elections, while Saif Al Islam Disqualified in Libya- The Africa Report by Radio Islam
As the sport prepares to race in Saudi Arabia for the first time this weekend, human rights organisations have requested that Formula One act to minimize human rights abuses there. F1 has been accused of being involved in the regime's sports-washing and has been bombarded with criticism of the government, much of which looks to be at odds with F1's dedication to equality and diversity.
Marriage of Sayyidina Umar to Umm Kulthum bint Fatima R.A. - Mufti Yusuf Moosagie by Radio Islam
Accountability Now has vowed to take the head of the National Prosecuting Authority (NPA), attorney Shamila Batohi, to court to compel her to investigate and prosecute former president Jacob Zuma, Police Minister Bheki Cele, and other high-profile cases.
Fears of Economic Collapse in Afghanistan as Aid Continues to Remain Largely Frozen by Radio Islam
Family Healthy Lifestyle: Premarital and Postmarital Coaching (Maryam lemu) by Radio Islam
COVID-19 has forced several companies into unknown territory in the last 18 months or more in order to limit the spread of the virus. The facilities management sector has had to react to these developments by creating bespoke solutions to assist clients. Since the outbreak of Covid-19, much has been stated about how the pandemic has hastened business and consumer adoption of digital and contactless solutions.
Sayyidina Umar’s Love For Sayyidina Hasan & Husain R.A. - Mufti Yusuf Moosagie by Radio Islam
What can Taiwan do, and will the escalating tension result in war between China, Taiwan and the USA? Only time will tell.
Continued Colonialism and the Unjustified Fears of the Coronavirus and Seismic Surveys by Radio Islam
Despite an increase in the number of Covid-19 infections as a direct result of the new strain, the government has once again urged South Africans not to fear. Professor Shabir Madhi spoke to Radio Islam International; he says that there are five steps to avoid and ten to take immediately. “This virus is not going to go away, there will be resurgence”.
Fatima Hassan : #Omicron - Vaccine nationalism will only perpetuate the pandemic by Radio Islam
The Sahabah Supported The Ahl Bayt In Both Favourable & Adverse Times - Mufti Yusuf Moosagie by Radio Islam
How Did Sayyidina Abu Bakr R.A. Accept Islam - Part 1 | Mufti Yusuf Moosagie by Radio Islam
The Scales of Justice & The Weighing of Deeds - Verse 47 Surah Ambiya | Mufti Yusuf Moosagie by Radio Islam
From November 30 to December 1, Johannesburg Water will install the new 600mm bulk line to the Lenasia High Level Reservoir. Rand Water, Eleanor Mavimbela says that areas that will be affected include Zakariya Park, Vlakfontein, Lenasia South Ext 1, 20 and 36, Hospital Hill Informal Settlement, Lenasia Ext 9 and 13 and Lehae
Symptoms Are Mind and Recoverable says South African Medical Association by Radio Islam
Israel announced that it would ban all foreigners from entering the country, making it the first country to do so in response to a new and potentially more contagious corona-virus variant.
Hafez Ebrahim Moosa spoke to Radio Islam International; he says that this will not only put pressure on travellers but also on Israeli’s
In KwaZulu-Natal, the Portfolio Committee on Mineral Resources and Energy will hold two public hearings on the Gas Amendment Bill this weekend. Speaking to Radio Islam International; Chairperson of the Portfolio Committee on Mineral Resources, Sahlulele Luzipo says that this bill highlights the safety and protection of workers, community and the environment.
Fake Fact Check - Are Businesses On Social Media Being Extorted For Money? by Radio Islam
[LISTEN] Parvez Released but Atrocities in Indian Occupied Kashmir Continue by Radio Islam
Breaking The Sin Cycle (Shahista Ismail Thokan Educator and NLP Transformative Life Coach) by Radio Islam
During a special Council meeting on November 22, DA Councillor Phalatse Mpho was elected the City of Johannesburg's first female mayor. Mpho Moerane of the ANC received 121 votes, while Phalatse received 144 votes.
The Social Programme – Kindness and Mercy: The Attributes of Reformation by Radio Islam
Keysar Trad: Lebanon labelled terror organization by Australia government by Radio Islam
Nasim Ahmed: Does Britain's future racist two-tier citizenship system serve the UK's interest? by Radio Islam
Kashmir discussion with Ershad Mehmood of Pakistan and Kavitha Srivastava of India by Radio Islam
Gauteng Department of Social Development Fails to Spend Millions Allocated by Radio Islam
Hamdok Joins the Coup in Sudan, While Congo Papers Expose Kabila Family Corruption in the DRC by Radio Islam
Gauteng is starting to display signs that the Covid-19 pandemic is about to enter its fourth wave. With the festive season approaching, unvaccinated South Africans may once again put the country's hospitals under strain. Dr Aslam Dasoo of the Progressive Health Forum spoke to Radio Islam International; he says that increased fragments of the virus are being discovered in the samples analysed for Covid-19 in Gauteng's wastewater, indicating that a fourth wave may be on the way.
Great Virtues of Sūrah Yāsīn | By Hafidh Shaakir Bhyat and Ml Waseem Adam by Radio Islam
South African IDF Settler Killed in Israel, while Hamas Declared a Terrorist Organisation in the UK by Radio Islam
Career Choices When Parents & Kids Differ (Dr Shakira Akabor PHD In Inclusive Education) by Radio Islam
Shell has stated that on December 1, it would begin a seismic survey from Morgan Bay to Port St Johns in search of oil or gas resources. Environmental activists and concerned individuals have launched a petition to prevent Shell from performing seismic explosions off the east coast of South Africa in order to identify oil and gas deposits.
How Many Times Is Salaah mentioned In the Quraan – Verse 43 of Surah Baqarah | Mufti Yusuf Moosagie by Radio Islam
Stand For The Truth No Matter What The Situation Is - Verse 42 Surah Baqra by Radio Islam
Do Not Be The Initiator of Any Sin – Verse 41 Surah Baqrah – Mufti Yusuf Moosagie by Radio Islam