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Esteemed Islamic scholar Ml Ebrahim Bham says being surrounded by despair, negativity and despondency is not the temperament of Islam. Ml Bham was sharing some advices during his cultivating hope through a positive mindset series. The series focuses on maintaining a positive mind despite being surrounded by a negative outlook. Ml Bham says shaytaan looks for the negativity that envelopes people. “Our Ulama have told us that the word ‘iblees and shaytaan’, the word iblees, one of the root words is ba’las. Ba’las means despair and despondency and nothing gives iblees greater joy to se...

14 February 2021 - 00:10 By Graeme Hosken Business owners in SA, crippled by Covid-19 lockdowns and desperate to protect their dwindling operations, face a growing dilemma over vaccination policies in the workplace. Debates are raging over whether workers may reasonably refuse to be inoculated, and if employers can discipline them for refusing... This article is reserved for Sunday Times subscribers. A subscription gives you full digital access to all Sunday Times content. Already subscribed? Simply sign in below. Registered on the BusinessLIVE, Business Day or Financial Mail website...

Religious leaders support Covid-19 vaccine while pro-lifers insist aborted foetuses used in production By Nathan Craig Share Discussion over whether Covid-19 vaccines contained aborted foetal DNA came up again this week at a webinar hosted by the Phoenix Settlement Trust and the Gandhi Development Trust on Covid-19. However, leaders of religious institutions, have welcomed the vaccines and said they would lead by example. Recently, the National Alliance for Life, a KZN-based pro-life umbrella body for organisations countrywide, claimed studies showed the use of aborted foetal cell lines in th...

Prominent & Esteemed SA Ulama Acknowledge Selfless Services of Medical Fraternities & Burial Societies Jan 10, 2021 As South Africa battles the second wave of the COVID-19 pandemic, a number of prominent and esteemed Ulama have acknowledged the selfless services of medical fraternities & burial societies. Essential workers have put their lives and the lives of their families on the line to assist and perform their duties with dedication during a very difficult time in our country and across the globe. The Coronavirus pandemic has wreaked havoc across the globe infecting more than eighty milli...

[LISTEN] Jamiat SA to Engage Government on Inconsistent Treatment of Religious Gatherings Under Level 3 of COVID-19 Lockdown Dec 29, 2020 The Jamiatul Ulama South Africa (JUSA) has advised the Muslim community to take the adjusted level three protocols seriously amid the grim increase of COVID-19 infections in the country. On Monday, President Cyril Ramaphosa announced the country will be moving to the adjusted level three of the Coronavirus lockdown to stop the spread of the virus. Addressing a briefing on the new level three lockdown regulations on Tuesday, Cooperative Governance and Tradit...