Al Jama-ah

Can a political party's focus on specific community interests lead to greater societal unity or division?

How do you think your own values align or clash with the principle of ensuring social welfare for all?

What are your thoughts on balancing religious principles with the need for a party to appeal to a broad electorate?

In what ways have you observed the impact of economic policies aimed at reducing inequality in your own community or country?

What experiences have led you to value, or question the importance of, multiculturalism and diversity within your own community or nation?

Can the emphasis on family values and moral governance by a political party influence broader societal norms and behaviors?

How does the concept of a political party advocating for both specific community interests and general societal welfare resonate with your understanding of effective leadership?

Reflecting on the idea of 'moral governance', how do you perceive the role of ethics and morality in politics and leadership?

How do you feel about the idea of a political party being deeply influenced by religious values when aiming to appeal to everyone in society?

What role do you think political parties should play in addressing poverty and inequality in your community?

Can you think of moments where you've seen multiculturalism strengthen or challenge unity in society?

How do you believe South Africa can best strike a balance between protecting religious freedoms and promoting secular policies?

Do you think parties that focus on specific community values, like family and faith, are effective in addressing broader national challenges?

What are your thoughts on political parties taking strong stances on international issues, like conflicts outside of South Africa?

How would you feel if a political leader’s policies were based on a religious framework that differed from your own beliefs?

In what ways do you think a commitment to social justice can influence the policies political parties promote for vulnerable groups?

Could advocating for the interests of a specific religious group also benefit those outside that group, in your experience?

Have you ever faced a situation where you had to stand up for your beliefs against popular opinion, similar to a smaller political party advocating for specific values?

Have you encountered or witnessed examples where a political party's emphasis on moral governance impacted real-life issues in your community?