Imam Dr. A. Rashied Omar provides modest guidelines for conscientious Muslims to engage the South African crisis of 'state capture.'
He argues that we will only be able to root out all forms of corruption, including that of state capture, if we consistently work to combat malfeasance at the systemic level. Imam Rashied cautions that South Africans need to move from a culture of covetousness, self-entitlement and greed, to that of selflessness, altruism and compassion. He encourages Muslims to participate in the current wave of social justice activism in order to help spawn a resilient mass
movement of people who are dedicated to transforming the political economy and social fabric of our society.
