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Manarul Islam
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Columnist, AMUST
Canberra
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city and environmental news related to melbournelifestyle
Truth be told I'd write about almost anything if there was a good story to tell.
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By Manarul Islam| Pearls and Irritations@ March 22, 2025 Senator Fatima Payman has launched her political party, Australia’s Voice, with candidates selected to compete in key Federal senate seats across Australia in this year’s federal election. AMUST’s Manarul Islam sat down with Senator Payman earlier this month to gain an insight into her and her party’s plans. AMUST: Assalaamu Alaikum. How are you? Fatima Payman: Wa alaikum assalaam. I’m very well. I’m delighted to be here. Ramadan Kareem.
By Manarul Islam| AMUST@ Feature image by M Haseeb Iqbal. Islamic Practice and Dawah Practice (IPDC) held its annual iftar at the Canberra Hyatt on Friday 7 March 2025. Guests included Senator Fatima Payman; ACT Chief of Police, Scott Lee; Member of Parliament, Ms Alicia Payne; ACT Members of the Legislative Assembly Dr Marisa Paterson, Ms Leanne Castley, Ms Jo Clay and Mr Mark Parton.
By Manarul Islam| Pearls and Irritations@ March 22, 2025 Senator Fatima Payman has launched her political party, Australia’s Voice, with candidates selected to compete in key Federal senate seats across Australia in this year’s federal election. AMUST’s Manarul Islam sat down with Senator Payman earlier this month to gain an insight into her and her party’s plans. AMUST: Assalaamu Alaikum. How are you? Fatima Payman: Wa alaikum assalaam. I’m very well. I’m delighted to be here. Ramadan Kareem.
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AMUST
AMUST is a multicultural community newspaper in print and online presenting community news and views. On the Australian media landscape, in addition to mainstream newspapers and other media outlets, there are a large number of ethnic and multilingual community newspapers representing the Australian multicultural community. However there is no credible newspaper currently produced professionally in Australia with a wide circulation amongst all Australians presenting news and views from an Islamic perspective as well as serving the needs of the fast growing, and diverse Muslim community whose first language now is English. AMUST aims to fill this gap, by using multimedia technologies in the following formats: Monthly Newspaper: Monthly full colour print editions published on the first Friday of every month and distributed through newsagents throughout Australia in general and Sydney in particular. It will also be available at Mosques and Islamic centres, business outlets and posted to organisations and subscribers in Australia and overseas. It will also be available for on-line reading on computers as well as via an app on mobile phones and other smart devices. Frequent Website updates: AMUST website will be frequently updated with latest news together with photos and videos and upcoming community events. Periodic Email Newsletters: Multimedia emails will be send to subscribers registered with AMUST on a regular basis highlighting latest news and community event. Social Media Forums: AMUST will have presence on Facebook, Twitter, Google+ YouTube etc for networking, comments and discussion. Mass Distribution: AMUST will be distributed in tens of thousands at community Mega-events and festivals such as Multicultural Eid Festival and Fair MEFF by way of strategic alliance.
Founded: 1991