SAMNET chairperson Faisal Suliman in The Post: why the rise in Islamophobic messaging is coordinated rather than organic, and who benefits from it. [...]
SAMNET on Radio Islam: how anti-Muslim prejudice shows up in South Africa, what it costs communities, and what countering it actually requires. [...]
SAMNET is establishing a fund to pay for legal work challenging Islamophobia, hate speech and incitement directed at Muslims in South Africa. [...]
A nonpartisan national network through which trustees can share what they know, and respond together when a community is threatened. [...]
SAMNET chairperson Dr Faisal Suliman, writing in Al-Qalam ahead of the 2024 elections: why what happens in Gaza is an argument for getting onto the voters’ roll here. [...]
Census 2022 counts roughly 930 000 Muslims in South Africa, about 1.6% of the population — the first national count of religion in more than two decades. [...]
Muslims are the faith group most likely to report problems with financial institutions — from closed accounts and denied transactions to investigations. The ISPU study, and the congressional letter it fed. [...]
Canada has seen more mass killings motivated by Islamophobia than any other G7 country. Amira Elghawaby on the office created in response, and what led to it. [...]
South Africa’s tobacco law was written before pouches and e-cigarettes. It regulates tobacco, not nicotine — and that gap is being advertised through. SAMNET is asking for help closing it. [...]
Arsalan Iftikhar and Congresswoman Ilhan Omar on Islamophobia in American and European politics, and its genocidal forms in India, Myanmar and China. [...]
South African whistle-blowers honoured at the Blueprint Whistleblowing Prizes — an accolade and an indictment, and a case for normalising integrity over ill-gotten wealth. [...]
Muslims reported discrimination at airports at 44% against 3% for the general public. What the ISPU American Muslim Poll 2022 measured — and why South Africa has no equivalent. [...]