Al-Qalam
Al-Qalam “The Pen”, is Southern Africa’s leading Muslim newspaper, the voice of the Muslim community in this beautiful rainbow nation of ours. We strive to deliver relevant, topical news of interest to the millions of readers in our community. We’ve been achieving this goal for many years in print, and now we’re taking to social media to ensure that no one misses out. Stay tuned as we create an online space where you can be heard, and share your thoughts and views.
A dream realised for Ballito's Muslim community. 🕌
After years of determination, planning, and perseverance, Ballito's first masjid has become a reality - providing residents and visitors with a dedicated place of worship while standing as a beautiful new landmark in the town.
Read the inspiring story behind the journey, the challenges overcome, and what this milestone means for the community in the July KZN edition of Al-Qalam.
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14/07/2026
As communities face growing security challenges, SAMNET has proposed the formation of an Association of Masjid/Musallah Trustees to strengthen collaboration, share expertise, and improve the protection of our masaajid and musallees.
Read SAMNET's full letter in the July KZN edition of Al-Qalam to learn more about this proposed initiative and its vision for a national network of trustees.
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'Our Communities face escalating threats - urgent need for action' - Al-Qalam Our communities face escalating threats. We have seen violent attacks on musallees, desecrations of masjids,
28/06/2026
"Don’t worry, there will be no violence during march"
As South Africa prepares for the planned 30 June anti-immigration marches, community leaders have met with organisers to ease tensions and address misconceptions.
March leaders have assured the Muslim community that the protests will remain peaceful and disciplined.
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'Don't worry, there will be no violence during march', Ulama told - Al-Qalam A shortage of buses is compounding the repatriation process of more than 10 000 undocumented Malawian
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