Focusing on the demise of apartheid, this book provides an intriguing exploration of South African Muslims who navigated their faith while collaborating with diverse religious communities in the fight against oppression. It highlights their unique experiences and contributions during a pivotal moment in history, showcasing the intersection of faith and activism in a transformative era.
Trampling over the boundaries between the religious and the secular in order to tackle some of the key questions facing Muslims in the contemporary age, this text presents an account of modern Islam.
The Qur'an has spoken to Muslims for over one thousand years; it is seen as law-maker, moral code, and the word of God. This work outlines the key themes and explains the historical and cultural context of this work whilst examining its content, language and style, and the variety of approaches that have been used to interpret it.