Putting Your Affairs in Order: Wills, Estate Planning and Shari’ah Compliance: Mohammed Dockrat by Radio Islam

Qurbani is more than a once-off meal — it is dignity, relief, and hope reaching families often forgotten. Through humanitarian organisations, this sacred amanah becomes a means of compassion, care, and lasting community support long after Eid has passed.

Be a conscious giver.

Let your Qurbani be more than a sacrifice — let it leave an impact.

A vivid account from Mufti Taqi Usmani of standing in the radiant presence of the resting place of Rasulullah sallalahu alayhi wa sallam, as well as various encounters soaking in the fragrance of nubuwah at historic sites of the sirah, many of whom no longer exist today.

The Middle East Report with James Dorsey by Radio Islam

Ratepayers warn of boycott over proposed eThekwini tariff hikes by Radio Islam

Household Express Guest Humairah Vally: Eid Lunch Preps by Radio Islam

The Social Programme - Understanding the 10 Days of Dhul Hijjah by Radio Islam

From dedicated field workers and volunteers to the emotional moments shared by recipients, Qurbani distribution is about far more than the sacrifice itself. It is compassion in action reaching hearts, homes, and communities with dignity, care, and mercy.

Behind every parcel delivered is an amanah fulfilled and a reminder that true service extends beyond the slaughter.

Rohingya Crisis Enters "Another Dangerous Phase": Hafsar Tameesuddin by Radio Islam

After some years of earnest yearning, Mufti Taqi Usmani (hafidhahullah) returns to Makkah at the age of 20. A cherished journey by sea, he reminisces about moments in Aden, disembarking in Jeddah, and his very first tasting of olives. He also paints vivid pictures of the ease of access to the Ka'bah at the time, the types of structures that existed then, and the vista he beheld when he climbed atop Jabal Abu Qubais.