with his work in Arabic Afrikaans, Uiteensetting van die godsdiens (Exposition of the Religion). Sports Cricket Hashim Amla became first non-White regular test captain of South Africa. Ahmed Amla, former batsman for the Dolphins and brother of Hashim Amla Wayne Parnell is a bowler in the South Africa national cricket team. Imraan Khan is a cricketer who plays domestic cricket and captains the Dolphins. Farhaan Behardien is a cricketer who plays ODIs and T20Is. Shabnim Ismail is a fast bowler for the South African national women's team and their leading all-time wicket taker in ODIs and T20Is. Imran Tahir is a leg-spinbowler who plays cricket for South Africa. Bjorn Fortuin is a spinner who plays cricket for South Africa Tabraiz Shamsi spinner and right arm batter for South Africa Association football Moeneeb Josephs is a former goalkeeper for the South Africa national football team. Ashraf Hendricks is a former defender for Morako Swallows, Bidwest Wits, Black Aces and South Africa. Reyaad Pieterse, goalkeeper for SuperSport United and Kaizer Chiefs Rugby union Nizaam Carr became the first Muslim to play for the Springboks Martial arts Solly Said is a karateka based in Johannesburg and founder of his own karate system. A pioneer of South African karate, he has been practising since the mid sixties. Hoosain Narker is a karateka based in Cape Town and is a Executive member of the All Styles governing body. Politics Ahmed Kathrada, anti-apartheid activist and former MP Mandla Mandela is the chief of the Mvezo Traditional Council and grandson of Nelson Mandela. Ebrahim Patel serves as the Minister of Economic Development Naledi Pandor Enver Surty serves as the Deputy Minister of Basic Education Fatima Chohan former Deputy Minister of Home Affairs Ganief Hendricks, MP and leader of the Al Jama-ah Religious Ahmed Deedat was a Muslim missionary. Media Television In South Africa there are two TV channels dedicated to the broadcast of Islamic content: ITV Networks, which is aired on paid satellite platform DSTV; and Deen Channel, which is available on the satellite TV platform StarSat. Both channels broadcast a combination of local and international Islamic content. Every weekday public TV channel SABC 1 broadcasts short religious programmes before the Siswati/Ndebele news at 17h30. Each day a different religion is represented, with "Reflections on Faith" being the Islamic edition, broadcast on Fridays 17H00-17H02. An Nur-The Light is a Muslim religious programme that airs on SABC 1