Shariah

What can you do in 1 minute?

Jamiatul Ulama KZN | 06 May 2013 The Prophet (peace and blessings of Allaah be upon him) said: “When I say ‘Subhaan Allaah, wa’l-hamdu Lillah, Continue Reading →

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How the Madressah system helped recapture al Quds

Ebrahim Moosa – Cii Radio | 02 May 2013 Drawing attention to the fateful history of the Muslim confrontations with Europe during the age of Continue Reading →

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Salahudeen al Ayyubi’s formula for victory

Ebrahim Moosa – Cii Radio | 17 April 2013 He is renowned worldwide as one of the greatest and most chivalrous warriors in Islamic history: Continue Reading →

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The work of death is not somebody else’s business

Ebrahim Moosa – Cii Radio | 14 March 2013 The departure of a soul from the world is an occasion shrouded in grief, anxiety, mourning Continue Reading →

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Wasn’t that a killer Jummuah Bayaan!

Ebrahim Moosa – Cii Radio | 07 March 2013 It is a scene that is replicated each Friday in hundreds of homes across the country. Continue Reading →

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Dua by Muallimah Shamiela

As requested by many listeners, the weekly Dua shared by Muallimah Shamiela: ALL PRAISES ARE DUE TO ALLAH (SWT) CREATOR OF THE UNIVERSE, CREATOR OF Continue Reading →

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#CreepingRiba: How interest stealthily enters our lives

Cii Radio | 27 February 2013 It has been narrated on the authority of Hadhrat Jabir (May Allah SWT be well pleased with him) that Continue Reading →

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New Quraan website a boon for Huffaaz

Ebrahim Moosa – Cii News | 21 February 2013 A single-minded desire of a Pietermaritzburg engineering student to enhance the learning process for aspirant Huffaaz Continue Reading →

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South Africa’s first online Zakaah database launched

Ebrahim Moosa – Cii News | 21 February 2013 Muslim welfare organisations in the Eastern Cape have taken a major stride towards the streamlining of Continue Reading →