Demand justice for Imam Muhsin Hendricks
Demand justice for Imam Muhsin Hendricks
The Issue
Justice Delayed is Justice Denied: Find Imam Muhsin’s Killer Now
The brutal murder of Imam Muhsin Hendricks has not only robbed a family of a loved one but has stripped our community of a guiding light. Despite the gravity of this crime, the trail has gone cold, and the silence from the South African Police Service (SAPS) is deafening.
We refuse to let Imam Muhsin become another statistic in South Africa’s unresolved crime files.
Imam Muhsin was more than just a spiritual leader; he was a beacon of hope and peace in our community. His dedication to fostering understanding and compassion was an inspiration. The lack of progress in his murder investigation by the South African Police Service (SAPS) only deepens the pain of his loss.
We call upon the SAPS and the South African Minister of Police to prioritize and expedite the investigation of Imam Muhsin Hendricks' murder. It is imperative that we apply necessary resources and expertise to resolve this case swiftly, ensuring that justice is not just a dream, but a reality.
Bringing those responsible for this heinous crime to justice is not only vital for peace of mind for Imam Muhsin's family, but also for restoring faith in our justice system for everyone else. This isn't just about one man – it's about ensuring safety and justice for all queer Muslims.
Join us in demanding the SAPS and the South African Minister of Police take immediate and effective action.
Sign this petition to make your voice heard in calling for a swift and thorough investigation, so that peace and justice can prevail for Imam Muhsin Hendricks and the queer community of South Africa.
We demand that the Minister of Police and SAPS leadership:
- Allocate specialized investigative resources to this case immediately.
- Provide a transparent update to the family and the public on the progress of the investigation.
- Ensure that those responsible are brought to face the full might of the law.
Sign this petition to demand that SAPS prioritizes this case. Our community will not rest until justice is served.
You can find our official memo to SAPS here.
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The Issue
Justice Delayed is Justice Denied: Find Imam Muhsin’s Killer Now
The brutal murder of Imam Muhsin Hendricks has not only robbed a family of a loved one but has stripped our community of a guiding light. Despite the gravity of this crime, the trail has gone cold, and the silence from the South African Police Service (SAPS) is deafening.
We refuse to let Imam Muhsin become another statistic in South Africa’s unresolved crime files.
Imam Muhsin was more than just a spiritual leader; he was a beacon of hope and peace in our community. His dedication to fostering understanding and compassion was an inspiration. The lack of progress in his murder investigation by the South African Police Service (SAPS) only deepens the pain of his loss.
We call upon the SAPS and the South African Minister of Police to prioritize and expedite the investigation of Imam Muhsin Hendricks' murder. It is imperative that we apply necessary resources and expertise to resolve this case swiftly, ensuring that justice is not just a dream, but a reality.
Bringing those responsible for this heinous crime to justice is not only vital for peace of mind for Imam Muhsin's family, but also for restoring faith in our justice system for everyone else. This isn't just about one man – it's about ensuring safety and justice for all queer Muslims.
Join us in demanding the SAPS and the South African Minister of Police take immediate and effective action.
Sign this petition to make your voice heard in calling for a swift and thorough investigation, so that peace and justice can prevail for Imam Muhsin Hendricks and the queer community of South Africa.
We demand that the Minister of Police and SAPS leadership:
- Allocate specialized investigative resources to this case immediately.
- Provide a transparent update to the family and the public on the progress of the investigation.
- Ensure that those responsible are brought to face the full might of the law.
Sign this petition to demand that SAPS prioritizes this case. Our community will not rest until justice is served.
You can find our official memo to SAPS here.
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Supporter Voices
Petition created on 11 March 2026