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2019-05-13
The vast majority of South Africa’s first Muslim community at the Cape were slaves. This episode illustrates the grave injustices and indignities they faced in bondage, reveals the “first martyr of Islam”at the Cape, and explains how the slaves have contributed towards the rich diversity of Islam in South Africa…
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