Source: The Guardian Australian terrorist did not oppose the unprecedented sentence, which comes after three days of emotional victim impact statements The terrorist who killed 51 Muslim worshippers at two […]
Source: News Australia As borders around the country remain closed, Prime Minister Scott Morrison has dashed hopes restrictions will be lifted in time for Christmas. Stepping foot off a plane […]
Cardinal writes in the Australian that ‘God-fearers’ are better able to deal with evil and suffering than atheists Christopher Knaus with agencies @knausc Sat 11 Apr 2020 Cardinal George […]
Additional reading suggested by Zia H Shah MD, Chief Editor of the Muslim Times, to see the silver lining and a message of hope Germany officially recognizes ‘InshAllah’ as Deutsch word In […]
Mar 6, 2020 – 03:53 An undated aerial handout photo of a traditional Indonesian ‘Prau’ vessel going through waters, from the Anu Hanifa Institute. Anu Hanifa Institure/Handout via REUTERS (reuters_tickers) […]
A survey of new migrants has found the majority find participating in Australia Day celebrations helps them feel welcome in their adopted country. By Rosemary Bolger Share Migrants who […]
More than 50 Muslim worshipers took to Bonython Park in Adelaide on Sunday They were joined by priest Patrick McInerney, from Christian-Muslim Relations They prayed for rain amid the worsening […]
Residents of three Melbourne suburbs were told it was too late to leave. A volunteer firefighter in the eastern state of New South Wales also died Monday amid the blazes. […]
Source: jimboombatimes.com.au THE Ahmadiyya Muslim community have opened their hearts and Stockleigh mosque to people affected by the south-east Queensland bushfires. Queensland Fire and Emergency Services have lifted the state of emergency declaration in Logan but active fires continue to burn in the Scenic Rim. Meanwhile, Ahmadiyya Muslim Association community […]
Source: dailymail.co.uk Muslim group welcome hero firefighters to a dinner to celebrate mosque’s 30th anniversary Ahmadiyya Muslim Australia welcomed members from the NSW RFS for dinner Baitul Huda mosque in Sydney’s west celebrated its 30th anniversary on Sunday Firefighters attended the event, along with community members and politicians By LAUREN FERRI […]
Source: canberratimes.com.au |Lucy Bladen After a decade-long search, Canberra’s Ahmadiyya Muslim community is a step closer to having their own purpose-built mosque, with a development application lodged for a site in Narrabundah. The Ahmadiyya Muslim Association, who preach “love for all, hatred for none”, has submitted an application to build […]
Source: medianet.com.au Mosque for Peace The Ahmadiyya Muslim Community extends warm invitation to the whole community in celebrating 30th anniversary of its first ever mosque in Australia. The event will take place on Saturday 23th November at one of Australia’s largest mosque. The event aims to raise awareness on how mosques plan […]
The Ahmadiyya Muslim Community extends its heartfelt sympathies for those affected by the bushfire in NSW, QLD and across the nation. The community is working with the authorities in an […]
Celebrating 30 years of Bait-ul-Huda Mosque, Sydney at Bait-Ul-Huda Mosque, Sydney 45 Hollinsworth Road, Marsden Park, NSW 2765, Australia by Ahmadiyya Muslim Association Australia Open event – All Welcome! Ahmadiyya Muslim Community Australia invites you to join us in celebrating the 30th anniversary of its first ever Mosque in Australia […]
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Source: Reuters BY Colin Packham SYDNEY (Reuters) – Australia on Thursday proposed legislation to protect people who express their religious faith outside of the workplace, a few months after Rugby […]
Media Opportunities: Live interviews with Australian Imams, Aussie Muslim Youth, Presidents of the AMYA, volunteers, Muslim scholars and others. As part of a nationwide campaign titled the “Discover Islam Road Trip”, over 60 Muslim youth from the Ahmadiyya Muslim Youth Association (AMYA) will travel from far and wide across the […]
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Source: jimboombatimes.com.au OUTGOING Imam of the Baitul Masroor Mosque has called on Ahmadiyya Muslims to preach and practice their philosophy of love for all, hatred for none. Syed Wadood Janud will step down as the Imam of the Ahmadiyya Muslim community in Queensland and Northern Territory this week. He is […]
