• أوضاع الإسلام والمسلمين في الحبشة ما بين القرن17-20 م 

  Abdulsemed, Mohammed Hamidin (2021)
• A critical assessment of the challenges encountered in implementing the updated religious studies curriculum in Zimbabwe secondary schools 

  Zivave, Wilson (2023)

  In 2017, Zimbabwe started to implement the updated Religious Studies curriculum under a new policy framework. However, there have been policy gaps and challenges in implementing the new curriculum. There has been little ...
• 37 Years and Counting 

  Clasquin-Johnson, Michel (2023-02-21)

  Now on the verge of retirement, Prof Michel Clasquin-Johnson shares some of his experiences from the day he registered as a raw first-year student. However, this is not intended to be an exercise in nostalgia. This will ...
• The impact of Ndebele indigenous religion on the status and roles of women in Matabeleland province of Zimbabwe 

  Moyo, Cynthia (2022-02-08)

  The study focuses on how the indigenous religion of the Ndebele of Matabeleland in Zimba-bwe has had an impact on the status and roles of women in Ndebele society. It covers the pre-colonial, colonial and postcolonial ...
• The Buddhist conception of morality 

  Clasquin-Johnson, Michel (2022-09-12)
• Religion, conflict, and politics: an analysis of Gramsci's concept of subaltern in Kenya 

  Ong'Or, John-Patrick Ochume (2022-02-28)

  Kenya as a heterogeneous society has always faced the problem of ethnicity. Religio-ethnic political competition and mobilization of sources have become the defining aspects of electoral politics in Africa. In Kenya, ...
• Wenn Geschwister beisammen wohnen: Eine narratologische untersuchung der korrelationen zweischen den geschwisterkonflikten in den familien Abrahams und Davids 

  Martella, Immanuel Matthaus (2021-11)

  Die vorliegende Studie untersucht Konflikte zwischen leiblichen Geschwistern innerhalb der Großfamilien Abrahams und Davids. Ausgehend von ausführlichen narratologischen und kontextuellen Untersuchungen werden die Konflikte ...
• A comparison of the philosophical traditions of Neo-Casuistry and situation ethics in the context of morality issues arising in the ‘Fourth Industrial Revolution’ 

  Doherty, Lorrainne (2022-01-24)

  The purpose of this research is through extensive examination to compare and contrast two very different ethical decision-making frameworks, both forged in the Christian tradition. An examination will be undertaken of ...
• Sacred times, sacred spaces: A study of the relationship between Melville Koppies and the African Initiated Churches who pray there 

  Shaw, Barbara May (2013-11)

  Approximately 21 African Initiated Churches use the site of Melville Koppies West for prayer meetings on weekends. They have established themselves on the koppie over many years by creating prayer circles surrounded ...
• البُعدُ النفس ي والثقاف ي ف ي تعل م اللغة العربيَّة وتعليمها كلغة إضافيَّ ة في المرحل ة الابتدائيَّة الأساسيَّة في ال سِّياق الجنوب أفريق ي 

  Cheikh, Fatima (2021-11)

  This is a presentation on the study of " The Cultural and Psychological Dimensions of Teaching Arabic as an Additional Language in the Foundation Phase within a South African Context". The study measured the attitude of ...
• Chancellor's Address - 12 April 2022 

  Clasquin, Michel (2022-04-12)
• أثر الصراعات العرقية وا إ لثنية على هوية ا لقلية المسلمة في جنوب إ افريقيا وفقاً للظاهرة الاجتماعية حلال 

  Sabah, Belal Abd al-Kadir Muhammad Ali (2020)

  The term "halal" is considered as one of the most important social phenomena in the Muslim community in South Africa (SA) as the researcher believes that the halal is part of Muslims’ identity and culture. The hypothesis ...
• Abd Allah Ibn Abbas, his Quranic exegesis and contribution to the interpretation of the Quran 

  Jaffer, Ismail Ebrahim (2004-11)

  Abd Allah ibn Abbas (d.68/688) is certainly a pioneering exponent of Qur'anic exegesis. His strategy involved firstly an intratextual approach for clarifying obscure words and phrases found in the Qur'an. Thereafter, he ...
• Death rituals among the Karanga of Nyajena, Zimbabwe: praxis, significance, and changes 

  Chitakure, John (2020-10)

  This study was about death rituals among the Karanga of Nyajena, Masvingo, Zimbabwe, who are a sub-group of the Shona people. This inquiry’s primary purpose was tripartite in outlook. First, it described the Karanga causes ...
• Shayh Yusuf Al-Maqassari's literary contribution with a special attention to his Matalib Al-Salikin (The Quests of the spiritual seekers) 

  Sahib, Muzdalifah (2019)

  The importance of this research on the life of Shaykh Yūsuf‟s life and legacy is eviden t from the depth of the reports on "Shaykh Yūsuf al-Maqassarī’s literary contribution with a special attention to his Maṭālib ...
• Stone working in antiquity, general techniques and a framework of critical factors derived from the construction of Solomon's Temple in Jerusalem 

  Smith, Anne Marie (2020-02)

  The focus of this thesis is on the most commonly used types of stone, the methods of quarrying stone, stone working, the tools developed and used for that purpose, and the ways in which stone was transported and hoisted ...
• Revisiting virtue ethics and spirituality of Botho: a study of an indigenous ethic of character formation in the moral thought and practice of Basotho 

  Mokolatsie, Chris N. (2019-11)

  The current Afro-communitarianism (AC) articulation and analysis of botho is characterised by two main approaches. First it treats botho as if it is a universal concept that can be expounded independently in a theoretical ...
• The applicability of the phenomenological method to the teaching and learning of religious and moral education in tertiary primary teacher education institutions in Zimbabwe : a case study of Mkoba Teachers College 

  Masango, Jefrey (2019-12)

  This research is a case study conducted at Mkoba Teachers’ College from 2017 to 2019 which aimed at establishing the applicability of the phenomenological method to the teaching and learning of Religious and Moral Education ...
• Desperation in an Attempt to Curb Modern-Day Prophets: Pentecostalisation and the Church in South Africa and Zimbabwe 

  Dube, Elijah Elijah Ngoweni (South African Theological Society, 2019-03)

  Pentecostalism continues to spread in Africa like a veld fire. This paper will pay attention to the phenomenon’s pervasive presence in South Africa and Zimbabwe. The new forms of pentecostalisation, characterised by ...
• The influence of Sadriddin Ayni on the revival of the Tajik people and in the establishment of their state 

  Karimov, Asadullo (2019-10)

  After the Russian Communist Government occupied Central Asia, including Bukhara city in 1924, some natives, mostly educated in Turkey, had established a group by the name of "Turkish lovers" (Pan-Turkism). Deeply involved ...

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