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The Supreme Court ruling on Islamic inheritance law demonstrates a concerning level of naivety

The Supreme Court ruling on Islamic inheritance law demonstrates a concerning level of naivety

Author: Ibrahim Hish Adan | Senior Educationist. |  6th July, 2025 Preamble On June 30, 2025, the Supreme Court issued a landmark ruling affirming the inheritance rights of children born out of wedlock by Muslim fathers. This decision has sparked significant debate and scepticism, raising concerns regarding potential incursion into Islamic principles. The ruling represents, arguably, a departure […]

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The Supreme Court’s Ruling on Islamic Inheritance and the Betrayal of a People’s Faith

The Supreme Court’s Ruling on Islamic Inheritance and the Betrayal of a People’s Faith

A powerful, emotional reaction to the Supreme Court’s June 30, 2025 decision allowing Muslim children born out of wedlock to inherit, an act that many Muslims see as a violation of Islamic law and the constitutional guarantees protecting it.

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Expanded and Deepened Declaration of the Muslim Ulamma of Kenya on the Eradication of Miraa (Khat) and Substance Abuse

Expanded and Deepened Declaration of the Muslim Ulamma of Kenya on the Eradication of Miraa (Khat) and Substance Abuse

Read the powerful declaration by the Muslim Ulamma of Kenya urging the eradication of Miraa (Khat) and substance abuse. Explore the moral, constitutional, and social implications of government-supported Miraa trade and join the call for national transformation.

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