will continue annually to deepen understanding and appreciation of Cape Town's Muslim heritage. Members of the Cape Town Ulama Board emphasised the importance of visiting the graves of the Awliya Allah as a reminder of Tawhid, or the Oneness of Allah.Attendees of the tour were able to engage in recitals and salawat, experiencing the spirituality and tranquillity of the sacred sites. The head of the Cape Town Ulama Board, Mufti Sayed Haroon Al Azhari, reminded participants that visiting the graves of the saints is a way to reflect on the sacrifices made by those who spread the message of Tawheed.The CTIEC expressed gratitude to all who attended the Kramat-Mazaar Tour, making it a successful and enriching experience for the Cape Town Muslim community.18:T77d,

Sayed Ridhwaan Mohamed, spokesperson, The Cape Town Islamic Educational Centre (CTIEC), Eagle Park

Hundreds of Grassy Park and Mitchell’s Plain residents took part in the successful Cape Kramat Tour 2024.

The Cape Town Islamic Educational Centre centre hosted a the Kramat-Mazaar Tour on Sunday November 3, to showcase the rich spiritual heritage of the Awliya (ancestors). Hundreds of attendees gathered to visit several sacred burial sites of revered Muslim saints, known as Kramats, and learn about their significance in the religious and cultural history of the community.

The tour, organised by CTIEC, provided participants with the opportunity to explore these important historical landmarks and hear from knowledgeable guides and scholars about the lives and teachings of the saints buried there. The event was supported by various organisations within the Muslim community and received approval from the Cape Mazaar Society and the Cape Town Ulama Board.

Moulana Sayed Imraan Ziyaee, the CTIEC tour leader, expressed his hope that the tour will continue annually to deepen understanding and appreciation of Cape Town's Muslim heritage. Members of the Cape Town Ulama Board emphasis

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