Barely a week into the holy month of Ramadaan, Cape Town’s Muslim community is faced with two concerns. TheCapeArgus
Cape Town - Barely a week into the holy month of Ramadaan, Cape Town’s Muslim community is faced with two concerns.
Mayman said they had up to 180 congregants attending the roughly hour-long evening prayers during Ramadaan. “This continued through District Six’s establishment in Cape Town as a vibrant community and continued through the forced removals.” The Desmond and Leah Tutu Legacy Foundation said: “Cape Town has a proud legacy of religious tolerance and interfaith co-operation.
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