The heritage of South Africa’s Muslim community is one of a noble struggle against oppression and injustice. Addressing the congregation of Islamia Masjid in Lansdowne during the weekly Friday sermon on 27 September, the 50th anniversary of the death in detention of Imam
[caption id="attachment_1880" align="aligncenter" width="368"] Professor Eric Atmore delivering his speech on ECD[/caption] South Africa needs a much greater investment in early childhood development if it is to overcome poverty and inequality in the most effective way, Addressing a captive audience that attended the
Renowned Early Childhood Development specialist Professor Eric Atmore will deliver the 12th annual Imam Haron Memorial Lecture at the Islamia Auditorium, Islamia College, Imam Haron Rd, Lansdowne at 19h15 on Wednesday, 25 September 2019. His lecture will be titled, “Early childhood
Shaykh Sa’dullah Khan has called on South Africans never to forget national struggle heroes like Imam Abdullah Haron, Steve Biko, Robert Sobukwe and all those who sacrificed their lives in the struggle for liberation. Presenting the jumu’ah (weekly Friday sermon) at
[audio m4a="http://iahet.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/10/AUD-20181005-WA0003.m4a"][/audio] Farid Sayed on Imam Haron’s legacy "Imam Haron’s death in detention was no accident. When he took on the Apartheid beast, he knew one had to be prepared to pay the ultimate price.” Delivering the pre-khutbah talk at Claremont Main Rd
University students must learn from how the struggle was won almost entirely through passive resistance to make society ungovernable, retired Constitutional Court justice Zak Yacoob said at the ninth annual Imam Haron Memorial Lecture. He added that he sympathised with where
These three aspects of the rich legacy left by Imam Abdullah Haron were highlighted by Farzana Mahomed, chairperson of the Imam Abdullah Haron Education Trust (IAHET), in her pre-khutbah (Friday sermon) talk at the Claremont Main Road Mosque on 16
Twenty one years after the momentous move to a non-racial democracy in South Africa, many of the country’s universities still remain racial enclaves. Delivering the eighth annual Imam Haron Memorial Lecture at Community House in Salt River on 30 October 2015,
In the space of ten years the Imam Abdullah Haron Education Trust (IAHET) has grown from humble beginnings into one of South Africa’s most respected NGO’s. Addressing more than 600 guests who attended the organisation’s glittering 10th anniversary Gala Dinner at
