At least two hundred people gathered at the Flame of Democracy at the Constitutional Court to reaffirm their support for the constitution and the rule of law.

Last week leaders from all sectors of society announced the launch of the Defend our Democracy campaign.

The Big Picture with ABDawjee – sat, 20.03.2021 by Radio Islam

Are Modestly Dressed People Becoming More Immodest In Their Behaviour - Ml S Ravat And Ml A Akoo by Radio Islam

Speaking about the Islamic concept and history of human rights, esteemed Islamic scholar Mufti Zubair Bayat says the first charter of human rights was proclaimed on the plains of Arafah and the time Hajjatul Widah by Prophet Muhammad (PBUH).

As South Africa marks Human Rights day, the Institute for Justice and Reconciliation (IJR) says the country has not made enough progress to heal the inequality and divisions within our society.

Yesterday was the 61st anniversary of the Sharpeville Massacre.

The Palestine Information Network’s (PIN) Hafez Ebrahim Moosa says the killing a Muezzin in Beit Dajan, near Nablus is heart breaking.

Hafez Moosa was speaking to Radio Islam during the Palestine Report on Monday.

On this week's show, Faizel chats about:

Samsung unveils new Galaxy A52, A52 5G, A72 smartphones; Microsoft announces Surface Book 3 coming to South Africa; PharmaGo launches mobile app to deliver your meds & prescriptions right to your door; Huawei Watch GT2 Pro Moonphase collection: Maserati MC20 makes its debut in South Africa; Instagram cracking down on adults private messaging teens; Skyworth 50" TV review and much more.

An Australian citizen says record rains and widespread flooding have prompted evacuations along Australia's east coast and filled Sydney's main reservoir to overflowing for the first time in 30 years.

Hoosein Ismail was speaking to Radio Islam on Sunday about authorities warnings of the potentially "life-threatening" flash floods that has affected the country.

Natures Clean Up Crew- The Role Vultures Play In Our Environment by Radio Islam

As the country head into the long weekend, Gauteng Premier David Makhura has pleaded with travellers, religious leaders and residents to limit gatherings ahead of the Easter holiday.

Makhura was speaking during the Gauteng Command Council update on Friday saying he is particularly worried about public gatherings as the province prepares for the long weekend and Easter break.