The Official Twitter Account of Muslim Youth of South Africa Instagram: @MuslimYouthOfSA an international relations approach to problem-solving solutions
PRISON APPEAL. Help us by donating clothing and toiletries to the men who are incarcerated in prisons this Ramadan. Any donation you can give will help. Contact the number in the area most convenient for your drop off. Shukran. JazakAllah. Terima Kasih.
Nikah is a contract. Its not just a spiritual union, it is also a legal contract. Both parties agree to certain terms and conditions. #CreatedinPairsMSA
Fast of Ashura (This sunday) as an expiation of our sins - as well as one additional day (Sunday plus 1 day) either Saturday or Monday. Please share this and let’s begin this Islamic year with a sunnah fast. May Allah accept our efforts.
From Tuan Guru, to Shamima Shaik and many others are examples of South Africans that have done things to bring about change in this country. #IAmAnAfrican
“My motivation for being involved in advocating for free education and a decolonized education was because I’m a Muslim and because I believe in islam. I felt compelled to respond to that social justice issue.” - @shaeera_k
“We need to find ways that Muslim Youth can connect beyond the spaces they live in - be it Bosmont, Mayfair, Laudium, Etteridgeville, Etireleng and beyond that.” - @shaeera_k
You will find African Muslims write about their experience about being Muslim and African and how difficult it sometimes is that when they mention that they are Muslim they are looked at as strangers. #IAmAnAfrican
In Cape Town - which I like to call the step-mother city -Muslims would help Africans to perform the rituals White Christians would exclude them from. @shaeera_k#IAmAnAfrican
Ruan Guru was brought as a state prisoner and was imprisoned on Robben Island and wrote a script from the Qur’an from memory. We reflect on the faith and intellect of him and many like him.
“As a Muslim you would like to be accepted in society. You still want to communicate and be on friendly terms with people around you.” - Deen Du Preez #MysaBoeka#IAmAnAfrican