<p>International Women’s Day celebrated on the eighth of March is a renowned  opportunity to remember, reflect on, and recognize the incredible accomplishments demonstrated by generations of women. With that came an emotion stirring gathering led by the Muslim Women’s Welfare of Australia that shined a vivacious light on regular women who have played a superb role within the confines [&hellip;]</p>

<p>Thousands of Muslims from diverse ethnic backgrounds converged tonight to celebrate the Mawlid, the birth of our beloved and greatest of all men, Messenger of God, Muhammad peace and blessings be upon him. The Festival which is the biggest annual event for Muslims in Australia, was indeed a manifestation of true multiculturalism in Australia. MWWW [&hellip;]</p>

<p>MWWA White Ribbon Barbecue ‘Draw the line’ During the White Ribbon Day Awareness campaign, on the 29th of November 2015, the Muslim Women’s Welfare of Australia (MWWA) held its exclusive White Ribbon Family Barbeque. Families, including men, women and children, were invited to gather together for a day out to learn, make a change, and [&hellip;]</p>

<p>MWWA is delighted to attend tonight&#8217;s event organised by the Islamic and Arabic Research League titled &#8220;Veil in Certitude&#8221;. The event consisted of a lecture by Mrs Faten El Dana OAM, president of the Muslim Women&#8217;s Welfare of Australia, and a brief account from Ms Zeina Tebbo and students from Western Sydney University on topics [&hellip;]</p>

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<p>Under the theme: &#8220;Happiness through worship&#8221; the Muslim Women&#8217;s Welfare of Australia hosted its annual Iftar, encouraging community spirit, charity and harmony. The event was attended by many women including students, converts and members of the ethnic community.  The evening started with a beautiful Qur&#8217;anic recitation followed by an inspirational speech delivered by Hajjeh Faten El Dana [&hellip;]</p>

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<p>The Muslim Women&#8217;s Welfare of Australia (MWWA) is an association that provides support and empowerment to women through education. Our work is centred on families, health and social cohesion and well-being. To aid MWWA with their commitment to community service, Neva Style and in collaboration with a few boutiques will be holding their annual Eid [&hellip;]</p>

The president of MWWA Mrs Faten El Dana OAM at the Multicultural Community Reception hosted last Wednesday by Minister for...

<p>On Sunday March 3rd 2015, volunteers of the Muslim Women’s Welfare of Australia participated in the annual Clean Up Australia Day campaign. Members of MWWA who come from different walks of life, gathered in the Nagle Street playground of Liverpool collecting recyclable and non-recyclable rubbish. Since 2005, MWWA has been a strong advocate for Clean [&hellip;]</p>

<p>  With numerous migrant women and girls continuously facing considerable health and social issues, a symposium held during the international campaign known as 16 Days of Activism against Gender Violence was designed to foster active participation and discussions to identify the risks and preventative measures. Organised by Immigrant and Refugee Women&#8217;s Network, the symposium which [&hellip;]</p>