Deenyaat

In this segment, you will hear manqabats, which are poetry in praise of saints that highlight their spiritual rank, miracles, and the love their followers hold for them. Hazrat Baba Fariduddin Ganjshakar is a great Chishti saint of Pakpattan, Punjab and Hazrat Poone Wale Shah Saab is a revered saint from Pune, India. Manqabats remind listeners that saints are reflections of prophetic light, guiding people toward Allah.

In this segment, you will hear Shaheedi kalaams Main Hou Diwana Hassan o Hussain and Hussaini Hai Hum, which are devotional manqabats recited to honor Imam Hassan and Imam Hussain (RA) and the martyrs of Karbala. They express deep devotion for Imam Hassan and Imam Hussain and allegiance to their values of truth, justice, and sacrifice. These kalaams were written by Moulana Ismail Cassimjee.

In this segment, you will hear the introduction of Shahnoor Cassimjee and the following recitations: A. Tere Sadqe mein Aaqa, sare jahan ko deen mila, emphasising that the  Prophet Muhammad peace be upon him, is the means by which humanity received guidance. B. Humne aankhon se dekha nahi hai magar, unki tasveer seenay mein mojood hai, affirming spiritual connection albeit not having actually seen the Prophet. C. Falak ke nazaron, zameen ki baharon, sabhi ke manao, Huzoor aa gaye hain, celebrating the Prophet's arrival as a universal blessing.

Greetings and Salutations upon Prophet Muhammad, peace be upon him (recited by Moulana Sahil Ali), followed by du'aa (by Mufti Abdulla Khorohlo).

Discussion on The Last Sermon of Prophet Muhammad, peace be upon him. This segment also includes a Na'at recited by Moulana Sahil Ali.

The Legacy of Haajar 'alayhas salaam.

Description: Lessons for contemporary times.

In this na'at recited by Abdullah Akbar, the poet addresses the Prophet peace be upon him with deep reverence (Āqā = Master). He expresses a heartfelt plea to be granted the honour of visiting Madinah and beholding the Roza Mubarak (the Prophet’s resting place). Mere Āqā Madīne mein mujhe bhī ab bulā lijiye, Tarastī hain merī ānkhain, mujhe roza dikhā dijiye: O my Master, please call me to Madinah as well. My eyes are yearning — show me the blessed resting place (Roza) of the Prophet peace be upon him.

This na'at recited by Abdullah Akbar conveys that the mere mention of Madinah, the city of the Prophet peace be upon him, fills creation with delight. Jab Madīneh kī bāt hotī hai, raks mai kāināt hotī hai: Whenever the topic of Madinah arises, the entire universe seems to dance in joy.

This na'at recited by Abdullah Akbar describes the Prophet's peace be upon him door (symbolically Madinah) as a place of boundless generosity and mercy: Betalab bheek yahān miltī hain, āte jāte yeh woh dar hain ke jahān dil nahīn toṛe jāte hain: Here, alms are given without even asking; this is that blessed door where people come and go, and where hearts are never broken.

This na'at recited by Abduallah Akbar expresses the spiritual pull of Madinah: A call     is coming from Madinah, and my heart is going there before me.

Rab mujhko bulāyegā, mai Kaʿbe ko dekhūngā explores the yearning to be called by Allah to His Sacred House.Recited by Abdullah Akbar, Hajio āo Shehenshāh kā roza dekho, Kaʿba ko dekh chuke, Kaʿbe kā Kaʿba dekho, is a call to the pilgrims:. O pilgrims, come and behold the resting place of the King (the Prophet peace be upon him). After having seen the Kaʿbah, now see the Kaʿbah of the Kaʿbah (meaning the Prophet peace be upon him).

Devotional poetry tied to the experience of pilgrimage.

In which surah does Allah say: "Ḥajj is [during] well-known months, so whoever has made ḥajj obligatory upon himself therein [by entering the state of iḥrām], there is [to be for him] no sexual relations and no disobedience and no disputing during ḥajj. And whatever good you do - Allāh knows it. And take provisions, but indeed, the best provision is fear of Allāh. And fear Me, O you of understanding."

In which surah does Allah refer to the four sacred months in Islam and caution Muslims against wronging themselves during these months? This segment includes Qur'an and Hadith quotes and commentary.

The two Surahs that make significant/comprehensive references to the Hajj, alongside the Hadith on the Five Pillars of Islam.

Law student, Amirah Mahomed, is a youth member of TIP and the program director for this year's TIP Eid al-Fitr Eidgah. Amirah highlights what TIP represents, why you and your family should attend the TIP Family Eidgah and this year's program details.

The greatest name of Allah, Al‑Ḥayy Al‑Qayyūm app in Surah Ta‑Ha (20:111). Segment refers to these Aayah in Al-Qur'an alongside different ahadith emphasising the significance of Al‑Ḥayy Al‑Qayyūm.

 This hadith is often cited in Tafsir and Qur'anic sciences to explain why Surah at-Tawbah uniquely begins without the Bismillah.

Kalaam composed by Moulana Cassimjee Ashrafi and recited by Hazrath Moulana Gulam Murthuza Qaasim Ziyaee.

This week's Qur'an question (The verse of which surah in al-Qur'an is referred to as the Aayah al-Tatheer) is linked to the Hadith al-Kisaa. This verse is a cornerstone in understanding the spiritual status of the Ahlul Bayt and their role in Islam.

These ahadith emphasize protection from the trial of the grave (fitnat al-qabr), the questioning and potential punishment that occurs after burial.

Brief discussion on this week's question: In which surahs of al Qur’an do we find the verse kullu nafsin zā’ikatul mawt — ‘Every soul shall taste death’?

Brief discussion on this week's question: Where in al-Qur’an can you find "Hasbunallah wa ni‘mal Wakeel" and in what context was this verse revealed?

Hadith on the consequences of lying.

 A brief note on Muslim mental health and suicide prevention.  

Brief discussion on this week's question: In Maher Zain’s nasheed, he says ‘La Tahzan, innallaha ma’ana' — ‘Do not grieve, indeed Allah is with us.’ Which Surah and verse of Noble Qur’an is this?

A short note on the great Hanbali scholar and founder of the Qadiriyya Order.

Durban-based Na'at Khawans Aaliya Sardick and Siddiqa Khan wrap up the final Deenyaat program for Rabi-ul-Awwal, the Blessed Birth month of Prophet Muhammad peace be upon him.

Introduction to, and recitations by Durban-based Na'at Khawans Aaliya Sardick and Siddiqa Khan.

Du'aa by Zainul Aberdeen Akbar and Salaam by Abdullah Akbar.

Introduction and first recitation by 13-year-old local Na'at Khawan, Abdullah Akbar.

Du'aa by Moulana Abdullah Khorohlo, Imam of Masjid Jaane Rahmat, Bluff. Salaam by Moulana Mohammed Sahil Ali, founder of Al Zahra Center, Bonela.

Talk on the Noble Characteristics of Prophet Muhammad peace be upon him, by Moulana Abdullah Khorohlo, Imam of Masjid Jaane Rahmat, Bluff. Recitation by Moulana Mohammed Sahil Ali, founder of Al Zahra Center, BonelaTime.

This breathtaking description of the Prophet Muhammad ﷺ, narrated by Imam Hasan ibn Ali (RA) from his maternal uncle Hind ibn Abi Halah (RA), is one of the most detailed and revered portrayals of the Prophet’s physical and behavioral traits. It’s preserved in classical works like Shama’il al-Tirmidhi and Ash-Shifa by Qadi ‘Iyad

The reference to the women of Egypt cutting their hands, from Surah Yusuf (12:31).

This narration comes from the Hadith of Isra and Mi'raj, the miraculous night journey of the Prophet Muhammad ﷺ. It's found in Sahih Muslim, Hadith.

Spotlighting a vital event for South Africa’s nonprofit sector, the AMAL Annual NPO/PBO workshop,  designed to help organisations strengthen their governance, boost donor confidence, and unlock new fundraising potential.

Profile on local talent, 16-year-old Aaliya Sardick.

In Islam, breastfeeding is a mental, emotional, physical and spiritual journey.

Salaam - Mere Hussain Tujhe Salaam recited by Abdulla Akbar.

Collection of Hamd and Na'at recitals by Durban-born Abdullah Akbar.

Information on an app that may be used to verify Hadith before sharing.

Profound stories highlighting the relationship between fathers andsons, offering valuable lessons on faith, obedience, and the consequences of one's choices.

Inspiration from Haajar's trust in Allah (may Allah be pleased with her).

On having trust in Allah as the Ultimate Provider.

In conversation with Wafa Khan, representative of the TIP family Eidgah.