Cape Town Muslim Events

Kindness (rifq) is central in Islam.
The Prophet ﷺ taught that being gentle and kind is a path to success and Allah’s reward

Islam is often misunderstood, but at its core, it does not support spreading faith through harshness or force. The Quran clearly teaches that “there is no compulsion in religion,” emphasizing that belief must come from the heart, not pressure. True Islam encourages kindness, patience, and wisdom when sharing its message.

Muslims are taught to represent their faith with dignity and pride, not through aggression, but through good character, honesty, and compassion. The strength of Islam lies in its values—justice, mercy, and respect for others—showing that faith is best shared by example, not by force.

“O Allah, make this new year better for me than the past year, forgive my sins, guide me to what pleases You, and grant me blessings, protection and success in this life and the next.” AMEEN

✅ Tips for the New Islamic Year

- Reflect on the past year and make istighfār (seek forgiveness)
- Make intentions (niyyah) for positive change
- Increase in dhikr, salah, and charity
- Try to fast on 9th and 10th Muharram (Ashura) if you can

Inna lillahi wa inna ilayhi raji'un. To Allah we belong and to Him is our return.

Guiding our youth with faith, dignity & adab 🤍

Join CTME for a special series of Islamic workshops for girls & young men:

• Coming of Age (Girls 9–12)
🗓️ 1 July | 9:15–12:45
🫶🏽 Facilitator: Mlh. Zaitoon Ebrahim

• Act Like a Man (14+)
🗓️ 7 July | 9:00–13:00
🫶🏽 Facilitators: Sh. Samih Jad, Ml. Tashereeq Maasdorp and Sh. Zaid Fataar.

📍 CTME / The Knowledge Zone, Lansdowne

💰 R250 per workshop (materials included)
⚠️ Limited seats

🔗 Registe r via the CTME website www.ctme.co.za

Because they deserve guidance, confidence & strong Islamic grounding