As part of the Islamic festival of Eid al-Adha, local NGO Awqaf SA, in partnership with Diyanet, the religious body of Türkiye, is in the process of delivering meat packs to vulnerable communities after successfully completing the three-day Qurbani sacrifice. This food security and religious initiative aims to feed thousands of people in Cape Town, Northern Cape, KwaZulu Natal, Johannesburg, Namibia, and Mozambique.
The “Bucket of Joy” project marks a heartwarming tradition, bringing joy to children who observe the fast during Ramadan.
Awqaf SA’s supports this initiative by providing “Children of Islam Fasting” certificates, recognising each child’s endeavour, and supply engaging activity books, ensuring the learning continues beyond Ramadan’s conclusion.
The Awqaf SA 100 Youth Cricket Tournament goes beyond the boundaries of the cricket field, to aims to forge social cohesion and bring diverse communities together.
The tournament serves as a platform for young athletes to not only display their cricketing prowess but also foster a sense of unity and camaraderie among participants and spectators alike.
Awqaf SA in association with the Imam Haron Foundation and Primrose Rugby Club hosted the Awqaf SA Imam Haron Commemorative Rugby Tournament.
“ORDINARY girls can do extraordinary things,” is the mantra of two Gauteng-based sisters, 17-year-old Aaliyah, and 13-year-old Imaan Cassim – who together with friends, family and AWQAF SA – raised R84,000 so that they could attend the African Junior Fencing Championships in Accra, Ghana.
