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[ Date ]Uniting the Ulama, the Aimmah and the community of the Northern Suburbs to deliver essential Islamic services close to home — and to strengthen the standard of Islamic living and social cohesion across our region.
An Imaamat Council is where the Ulama and the community are united to develop shared solutions to the challenges we face. As one of six regional councils of the Muslim Judicial Council (SA), we bring those solutions to the doorstep of the Northern Suburbs — so that every household, masjid and family in our region can reach the services and guidance of the Ulama close to home.
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Our purpose is to facilitate and intensify the delivery of essential religious services on a regional basis — addressing the needs specific to the Northern Suburbs while upholding the standards of the MJC (SA).
Guidance and support for families through ghusl, kafan, janāzah salāh and burial — coordinated with local masājid and the ghusl teams of the region.
Officiating nikāh, marriage guidance and the registration of marriages through appointed Aimmah, in accordance with the Sharī'ah and MJC procedure.
Coordination and support for the masājid, Aimmah and Muażżineen of the region — upliftment, training, and a united voice on matters affecting our congregations.
Communicating the official MJC (SA) moon-sighting announcements for Ramadān and the two Eids, and the Islamic dates that shape our community's calendar.
Facilitating zakāh and fitrah, and channelling welfare and humanitarian relief to the poor, the widow and the vulnerable of the Northern Suburbs.
Da'wah, madāris and adult ta'līm, family and dispute resolution, youth and community programmes that raise the standard of Islamic living in the region.
Programmes, lectures and events across the masājid of the Northern Suburbs. [ Update these entries regularly — keep only upcoming items, newest at the top. ]
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Announcements, reflections and photo galleries from the council and the masājid of the region.
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Support the work of the council through your zakāh, sadaqah and lillah — or give your time and skills to serve the community of the Northern Suburbs.
Need assistance with a janāzah, nikāh, welfare or a family matter? Complete the form below and the council office will be in touch, inshā'Allah. For urgent janāzah matters, please also call the office directly.
The masājid affiliated with the Imaamat Council of the Northern Suburbs. [ Add a card per masjid, with imām, jumu'ah time and contact. ]
Madāris, hifth classes, adult ta'līm and Islamic schools serving the Northern Suburbs. [ List each institution with the ages served and a contact. ]
Regional councils exist to bring the work of the MJC (SA) closer to the community — to respond to the circumstances specific to our area, and to intensify the delivery of the services our people rely on.
We work under the jurisdiction of the Muslim Judicial Council (SA) and adhere to its Constitution, policy and procedures — while remaining rooted in, and accountable to, the Northern Suburbs.
Each regional Imaamat Council is led by an Ameer and supported by an Administrator, a Secretariat and additional office bearers — all serving under the jurisdiction of the MJC (SA).
The Imaamat Council of the Northern Suburbs operates under the jurisdiction of the Muslim Judicial Council (SA) and adheres to the MJC's Constitution, policy and procedures.
The MJC (SA) divides the Western Cape into six geographical regions, each served by its own Imaamat Council. Together they carry the work of the Ulama to every corner of the province.
For janāzah, nikāh, welfare enquiries or to reach the office of the Imaamat Council of the Northern Suburbs, contact us using the details below.