Union of Muslim Students' Associations (MSA) is an umbrella body representing the members of all respective Muslim Student Association chapters, regional bodies and other, across South Africa. Established in 1974, the MSA is represented at almost every major university in South Africa, through its chapters. It has grown to be one of the largest student representative bodies in South Africa, representing South African Muslim students at a provincial, national and international level. MSA Union’s vision is to assist in the development of Muslim students and to see a Muslim role model in every facet of society.

Commitments

The MSA is committed to:

MSA Chapters in South Africa

Below is a list of MSA Chapters in South Africa: • MSA Tuks • MSA Wits • MSA Wits Medical & Education Campus • MSA UCT • MSA UCT Medical Campus • MSA UKZN • MSA UKZN Howard College • MSA UKZN Nelson Mandela School of Medicine • MSA UJ DFC • MSA UJ APK • MSA UWC • MSA Stellenbosch • MSA Rhodes • MSA University of the Free State • MSA Tygerberg • MSA Tygerberg Medical Campus • MSA NWU Vaal • MSA NWU Potchefstroom • MSA CPUT Bellville • MSA CPUT Mowbray • MSA CPUT District Six • MSA Sefako Makgatho Health Sciences University • MSA Nelson Mandela University • MSA University of Limpopo

MSA National Camp

An annual camp is held where all members of MSA's across the country are invited to participate in discussions around issues affecting MSA's in general, as well covering aspects of Muslim leadership in the South African context.

The Message Magazine

The Message Magazine is currently (2009) a national student magazine, produced and published by MSA members from many different universities. It began (2001) as a monthly newsletter by the MSA at the University of Natal - Durban and was edited and produced by Bilal Randeree and Mariam Jhaveri. By 2003, the newsletter had become a full colour glossy magazine, still produced out of Durban, but with contributors and distribution nationally.

MSA Union Committees

Below is a historic list of MSA Union Committees: 2024/25: 2020/21 2018/19