AMUST

Australasian Muslim Times, commonly known as AMUST, is an initiative by Seena Incorporated, a nonprofit community organization. It aims to serve the community by delivering a newspaper that features news and opinions through various multimedia formats: Monthly Newspaper: AMUST publishes a vibrant, full-color newspaper every month, available on the first Friday. This publication is distributed widely across Australia, especially in Sydney, through newsagents, Mosques, Islamic centers, and local businesses. Subscribers in Australia and around the globe also receive their copies by mail. Readers can access the newspaper online via computers and through a mobile app on smartphones and other smart devices. Regular Website Updates: The AMUST website is regularly refreshed with the latest news, accompanied by photos and videos, as well as information on upcoming community events. Periodic Email Newsletters: Subscribers registered with AMUST will receive multimedia emails on a regular basis, keeping them informed about the latest news and community happenings. Social Media Engagement: AMUST maintains an active presence on platforms like Facebook, Twitter, Google+, and YouTube to foster networking, discussions, and feedback. Wide Distribution: AMUST reaches tens of thousands of people at major community events and festivals, such as the Multicultural Eid Festival and Fair (MEFF), through strategic partnerships.

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The corruption of the American political system by Pro-Israel lobby

1 day ago | amust.com.au | Bilal Cleland

One of the best sources of information about the corruption of the American political system by pro-Israel funding sources is the Washington Report on Middle East Affairs produced by the American Educational Trust.
Cracking UCAT & GAMSAT: AIMA masterclass equips students for medical entry success

1 week ago | amust.com.au | Rubinah Ahmad

What does it take to get into medicine? Grit, guidance, and a clear sense of purpose. Attendees learned that and much more on Saturday 24 May 2025 at the Australian Islamic Medical Association Victoria chapter (AIMA VIC) Student Wing’s UCAT & GAMSAT Masterclass. Held at The Spot in Carlton and streamed online, the full-day event brought together aspiring Muslim doctors and dentists for a crash course in exam tactics, mindset, and meaning.
Muslims celebrating Eid al-Adha 2025 amid Global Hajj observances

3 weeks ago | amust.com.au | Zia Ahmad

Friday 6 June 2025 will mark a significant day for nearly one million Australian Muslims as they gather across mosques, parks, and community halls to observe Eid al-Adha 1446H, the Festival of Sacrifice, one of Islam’s most sacred celebrations. Eid al-Adha coincides with the culmination of Hajj, the annual pilgrimage to Makkah, connecting Muslims in Australia to a shared spiritual journey unfolding across the globe on a grand scale.
From struggle to service: A life devoted to uplifting others

3 weeks ago | amust.com.au | John Mahoney

On 11 December 2005, as the Cronulla riots erupted in Sydney, igniting widespread anti-Muslim sentiment, a young Bilal Fazli was quietly experiencing the ripple effects in the classroom and on the streets of Blacktown. Then not even a teenager, Bilal had only recently arrived in Australia from Afghanistan with his mother and two brothers, seeking safety and opportunity. Instead, like many other refugee kids, they were greeted with suspicion, hostility and bullying.
Spirit of harmony at Multicultural Children’s Festival 2025

3 weeks ago | amust.com.au | Shafqat Ali

The Macarthur Multicultural Children’s Festival 2025, held on Sunday 4 May 20256 at Koshigaya Park, Campbelltown, brought together families from many backgrounds in a joyful celebration of culture, community, and diversity. Wearing traditional attire and carrying Pakistani flags, families and children gathered to join the Cultural Parade, walking together in a peaceful display of cultural identity.
Community unites for AIH Mosque Open Day

3 weeks ago | amust.com.au | John Mahoney

Photographs courtesy of THINK STUDIO. Saturday 31 May marked a very special occasion for the Australian Islamic House (AIH) as it opened its doors to welcome the public to its newly opened Masjid Al-Bayt Al-Islami for its initial Mosque Open Day. The event at the mosque complex located in Edmondson Park attracted visitors from across Sydney, offering a day of discovery, dialogue and community connection.
Melbourne’s Rumaysa Salman wins best delegate at International Model UN

3 weeks ago | amust.com.au | Rubinah Ahmad

Rumaysa Salman, a Law and International Relations student at Monash University, Melbourne, has achieved extraordinary recognition both internationally and nationally in the span of a single week. From 2–5 May 2025, Rumaysa represented the State of Palestine at the Asia Youth International Model United Nations (AYIMUN 17), held in Bangkok, Thailand, where she was awarded Best Delegate in the United Nations General Assembly.
New tenancy laws in NSW: Making renting fairer

4 weeks ago | amust.com.au | Abul Jalaluddin

From 19 May 2025, New South Wales (NSW) abolished “no-grounds” evictions, meaning landlords must now provide a valid reason to terminate a lease. The new laws strengthen tenant protection and also make it easier for tenants to keep pets and ensure rent payments by bank transfer are fee-free.
Beaten but not broken: Hassan’s 'Final Four' heroics

4 weeks ago | amust.com.au | John Mahoney

Saturday 10 May saw Sydney’s Hassan Kerde cap off a remarkable run at the 2025 World Seniors Snooker Championship by reaching the semi-finals at the iconic Crucible Theatre in Sheffield (England). It was a feat which may have surprised many followers of the game, given his tough draw in the preliminaries, but one that has firmly established him as a serious force on the international stage.
The importance of cultivating a purpose in Life

4 weeks ago | amust.com.au | Hamna Khan

Increasingly individuals around the world are reporting a lack of purpose in life, which has negative impacts on mental health and wellbeing. On the other hand, having a sense of purpose in life is an important factor for the betterment of overall psychological wellbeing and general health.