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iCAN team joins hands for the Clean Up Australia Day

5/4/2018

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5/3/18:
YMNA and iCAN volunteers on the Cleanup Australia Day - playing our role in ensuring a cleaner and healthier Australia. 
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Interview at SBS Radio

27/12/2017

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​SBS Urdu radio recently conducted an interview with our Media Representative, Br. Muhammad Nabeel Musharraf. The interview was focussed around key objectives of iCAN and its upcoming program on 'Islamic Inheritance and Legal Wills for Australian Muslims'. This discussion can be heard through the link below.
https://goo.gl/xgPE1x
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iCAN volunteers at the Perth Mosque Open Day

26/12/2017

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28/10/17: Dawah is one of the important objectives of iCAN. In line with this objective, iCAN Perth chapter proudly supported the National Mosque Open Day at the historic #Perth mosque today. 
In addition to promoting the event on various platforms, two core members of Islamic Circle of Australia and New Zealand (Perth Unit) participated as volunteers at the event and contributed to Dawah to fellow Australians.
Islam is a way of life that is beneficial to each one of us. May Allah help us spread the great message of Islam in Australia.
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Peaceful Protest in solidarity with the Rohingya Muslims

19/9/2017

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From: Tarek B. Chamkhi (Political scientist, Journalist and Media professional)

Thousands attended the rally in Perth on Saturday 16th September in support of the Rohingya people. Families from across Perth, both Muslim and non Muslim, were well represented with a number of community elders visible in the crowd. The peaceful demonstration hosted speakers from the Rohingya community as well as representatives from Christian, Jewish and Muslim organisations. In addition, human rights organisations spoke of the plight of the Rohingya who have had to flee their homes in an attempt to escape the genocide. The Greens called for the Government to take in some of the hundreds of thousands of Rohingya refugees, in addition to the funding that has been provided for assistance on the ground. The crowd gathered close around the speakers, listening intently and responding enthusiastically to the speeches. Congratulations and thanks are due to the organisers for putting together such a successful gathering at short notice and offering an opportunity for inclusive dialogue on this unfolding human rights crisis.
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20,000 people joined ‘Eid at the Zoo’ festival at Sydney Taronga Zoo

29/8/2017

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Crescent Wealth, an organization well-known for its Islamic superannuation and Financing services, organized a highly successful Eid festival in Sydney continuing its last year's tradition. 

"It was a magical feeling with beautiful blue skies overhead, the sound of children’s laughter ringing across grassy fields, tempting aromas of food tingling the senses, Muslims feeling welcome and at peace, and the sound of the Adhan echoing across the harbour, calling some to prayer and others to curiosit." reports  Mobinah Ahmad  of Australian Muslim Times.
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Picture Credits: Photo by Glenn Leahy, Coast Pictures. www.coast-pictures.com.au

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Muslim women’s group join the National Tree Day events

15/8/2017

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Muslim Women’s Welfare of Australia members Nazek Awad and Noura Awad tend to a garden in Greenacre ahead of National Tree Day on Sunday. Picture: Angelo Velardo
Muslim women realize the importance and impact of trees on our lives and will make a positive impact to the society by joining the National Tree Day 2017. Ms. Noura Awad, the vice-president of Muslim Women’s Welfare of Australia in Bankstown, will be leading her team in the event and making a difference. She believes that “even a small seedling can make a big difference in our lives”. Ms Awad said. “When the community comes together, we can achieve big things, especially when it comes to growing our natural habitats.”

Picture Source: Daily Telegraph (July 27, 2017), ​http://www.dailytelegraph.com.au/newslocal/the-express/muslim-womens-group-join-many-other-organisations-taking-part-in-national-tree-day-events/news-story/dd0c598f7032fa7170206dd9e742558d
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