The Day of Arafah: Virtues, Du’as and Recommended Acts
The Day of Arafah is one of the most important days in the entire Islamic year. It falls on the 9th of Dhul Hijjah, just
The Day of Arafah is one of the most important days in the entire Islamic year. It falls on the 9th of Dhul Hijjah, just
When is Eid al Adha 2026 is a common question as Muslims prepare for one of the most important days in the Islamic calendar. Eid
This article highlights one of the most accessible yet powerful acts of worship after Ramadan. While many people slow down after Eid, this sunnah offers a clear way to stay consistent and continue earning reward.
It is simple, flexible, and deeply impactful.
During Ramadan, one of the most common and practical questions Muslims ask is about prayer times and iftar times. Because fasting is tied directly to
Ramadan is one of the most important months in the Islamic calendar, and many Muslims across Australia begin preparing weeks in advance. Each year, questions
Wednesday evening, 26 November, saw the iconic Renaissance function centre in Lidcombe welcome close to 500 members of the Sydney Muslim community who gathered for the Al Hamidy University Hospital Fundraiser, hosted by the Lebanese Muslim Association (LMA) and Feed The World.
The Lebanese Muslim Association officially opened its new offices, in Tripoli, Lebanon on Saturday 18 October, which will also house the international headquarters of the organisation’s charity arm, Feed The World, as well as LMA Travel – signalling the next chapter in the organisation’s proud legacy of service.
An intimate gathering of concerned community members gathered at the LMA’s Events Hall at Lakemba on Sunday 17 August for “Gaza: A Trust on Our Shoulders”, a humanitarian fundraiser organised by Feed the World in partnership with the Together for Gaza coalition.
The Lebanese Muslim Association is delighted to again be part of history with its inaugural “Australian Muslim Community Golf Tournament” scheduled for Saturday 14 December 2024.
Saturday night 16 March saw well over 200 invited guests in attendance at the Lebanese Muslim Association’s annual Iftar, a significant gathering held in the Events Hall of the Association’s services building at Lakemba in southwest Sydney.