Britain’s Home Office reports that after the EU referendum in June 2016, hate crimes against Britons of ethnic or religious minorities rose by 29%.
Readers write in about the the DA’s unwillingness to march for Muslim women, the Kenyan elections and SAPS explains why they need the SANDF.
The lifting of the Saudi driving ban is not motivated by concern for women’s rights, but rather strategic interest.
More and more women are accepting that they can be themselves and devout followers of Islam.
More and more women are accepting that they can be themselves and devout followers of Islam.
Believing that whatever’s happened, happened because there is a God carried this Muslim woman through 3 divorces and into an NGO that changes lives.
The willingness to accept spoon-fed versions of the truth has limited the role of women in Islam, writes Haji Mohamed Dawjee.
European judges will hear the case of a French woman who claims the country’s highly contentious ban on full-face veils violates her rights.
Rude and embarrassing treatment by passport officials over religious dress upsets local Muslims.
Can you imagine a law in South Africa prohibiting Muslim women from wearing the veil?
The Muslim Marriages Bill, which seeks to regularise and regulate Muslim marriages, has been characterised by extensive consensus building.
The draft Muslim Marriages Bill has caused waves in the Muslim community and support for the legal process has not been unqualified.
Saida Sadouni does not conform to the typical image of an Arab revolutionary.
The split in South Africa’s Muslim community over the Muslim Marriages Bill is deepening.
