I received my first hard copy of the AMUST newspaper today. Just wanted to thank you for all your efforts into this much needed publication. In 2014 I decided never to pick up another newspaper after the non-sense, dumbed down...

Dear AMUST Letters Editor, I would like to invite all AMUST readers to our Hostage Happening, 5.30pm every Friday at the Queen Victoria statue in front of the QVB in Sydney. You are welcome to bring your own banner or placard or...

The Australasian Muslim Times is performing an excellent service for the Muslim community for years. All aspects of it are maintainina g professional standard.   Salahuddin Ahmed...

Zia Ahmad recently wrote about Islamophobia in the press. I responded that the element is apparent but that there were issues definitely played down to protect Islamic leaders from themselves. How much could a biased media make...

I have just read with great pleasure the account of the wonderful success of so many Muslim students in the recent HSC. That is a great achievement of which your whole community must be extremely proud. Imogen Kelly...

There should be a united effort by all Muslims to sue these papers and the journalists who wrote them otherwise they will continue to attack us. Michael Hawatt...

I have just had time to read in full the AMUST Issue # 148, March 2018. I am amazed with the coverage on such a large variety of issues which are of interest to Muslims. I particularly enjoyed the Editorial about the valuable...

Inna liliahne wa inna alaihe rajeoon Please accept my sympathy. It was upsetting to read about the tragic demise of my sister in Islam; Sadia Jamal Siddiqui in AMUST  February issue. Even though she was not known to me, reading...

Many Muslims have migrated to Australia during recent years and have been greatly contributing to and enriching our Country in so many ways over the last one hundred and fifty years. Many have come from the area where...

This comment was first posted on The Conversation on 20th December 2017 in response to an article “Explainer: the charges against an Australian man accused of being an ‘economic agent’ for North Korea” by Kevin Boreham from...

I hope that you and your readers do write to the Queensland University of Technology protesting their pathetic and weak response to the professor’s tweet.  They need to understand that distancing themselves is not good enough. ...

I can’t help but notice the lack of female representation on the executive committee. Maybe a more balanced board will help AFIC to regain the trust of Muslims and the wider community. There has been extensive research into the...