<p>Darul-Fatwa Responds with a Message of Peace and Harmony  after the Horrendous Sydney Siege.   It is indeed a difficult time for all Australians. As Australian Muslims, we share the grief and sadness caused by the un-Islamic and inhumane attack on Lindt café in Sydney which resultedin the loss of two innocent lives, many others [&hellip;]</p>

<p>All praise is due to Allah and may Allah raise the rank of our Master Muhammad and protect his nation from which he fears for it. Brothers and sisters in Islam, the migration of Prophet Muhammad, otherwise known as the Hijrah, was not about running away from being killed, nor was it about fear, or a retreat from bidding the lawful or forbidding the [&hellip;]</p>

<p>When: Wednesday at 7:00 PM Location : Al Iman Mosque, Nagle Street , Liverpool. To enroll email us on: contactus@mwwa.org.au</p>

<p>This is a photo taken by one of the doctors for a Palestinian mother crying over her 4 children killed in the bombing of Gaza. Imagine if the bombs started falling. Imagine if you couldn’t keep your children safe. Imagine holding their bloodstained bodies lifeless between your hands. The same hands that held them when [&hellip;]</p>

<p>The Muslim Women’s Welfare of Australia was honoured to participate in the nationally renowned Multicultural Sydney Eid Festival, which was celebrated over 2 days on the 2nd and 3rd of August. The festival, which has become synonymous with family fun and enjoyment, was held at Paul Keating Park in Bankstown. The event exhibited a colourful [&hellip;]</p>

<p>&nbsp; At the Muslim Women’s Welfare of Australia, developing and maintaining ties between individuals from various cultural groups is essential to helping the organisation meet its objective of promoting social cohesion and harmony. Our Annual Sisters Iftar brings together women from many different backgrounds and gives them a chance to display their culinary talents. Through [&hellip;]</p>

<p>Bring along a friend and join us</p>