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24.01.2022 ADELAIDE... WE. ARE. BACK! Eid Festival. 2 days. September 12th-13th. Be there. #savethedate, #share and #tag your friends! Tickets online: https://www.eventbrite.com.au/e/adelaide-multicultural-eid-

24.01.2022 Mic check mic check 1 2 3 We have started the meeting room. All who registered please make your way to the zoom meeting via link/code that was emailed to you.

20.01.2022 ONLY ONE DAY TO GO!!!! Register Today!! Covid19 & Uni Life - Public talk Event: https://facebook.com/events/s/covid19-uni-life-post-ramadan-/694691087757767/?ti=cl... Registration: bit.ly/fumacovidreg See more

20.01.2022 Please note. We hope you and your families are safe!

20.01.2022 URGENT PRAYER FOR THOSE STUDENTS WHO ARE SITTING THEIR EXAMS Prayer will be at 1.00pm sharp and finish at 1.10pm. Normal session will begin at 1.30pm ... New location: OASIS Register at https://www.eventbrite.com.au/e/jummah-prayer-flinders-univ LIMITED TO 10 SPOTS PER SESSION DUE TO COVID. Register Quick.

19.01.2022 Beautiful Ramadan Reminder for you and your families by Brother Mohamed El Sayed. JazakAllah khair for your time and effort in making this video! Feel free to like, share and tag your friends and share in the rewards... Ramadan Mubarak to all in advance!

18.01.2022 Register at bit.ly/flindersjuma

16.01.2022 If you haven't already registered for prayer. Please do so at bit.ly/flindersjuma No registration = No entry Location is the Squash Courts at Alan Mitchell Sports Centre bit.ly/flinderssquashcourtsinfo

16.01.2022 Juma Prayer is back from this Friday!! Two sessions to choose from - 1:30pm and 2:15pm Location: Squash Courts Limited capacity, Register online at bit.ly/flindersjuma... If the Friday Prayer is booked out then you can utilise prayer rooms at Oasis, McHugh’s, Sturt, Tonsley and Victoria Square.

11.01.2022 As we begin the last ten days of the blessed month of Ramadan, here are few words of wisdom to keep in mind. Aisha(RA) Narrated: "With the start of last ten days of Ramadan, The Prophet(SAW) used to tighten his waist belt (i.e. work hard) and used to offer prayer all night, and used to keep his family awake for the prayers" (Sahih Bukhari) Ibn al-Jawzi said: "When the racehorse knows that it is nearing the end of the track it exerts all of its effort to win the race. Do not a...llow the racehorse to be cleverer than you. For verily, deeds are judged by their conclusions. So, if you didn't do well with welcoming Ramadan then perhaps you will do better bidding it farewell." Ibn Taymiyyah said, "What really counts are good endings, not flawed beginnings." May Allah make us of those who put their best efforts into these last ten days of Ramadan. May he make the best of our deeds, the last of them. May he allow us to witness the best and blessed night of laylatul Qadr. Ameen

08.01.2022 Not long to go now. Register now to receive zoom link 3 x local speakers Registration: bit.ly/fumacovidreg... Event: https://facebook.com/events/s/covid19-uni-life-post-ramadan-/694691087757767/?ti=cl

04.01.2022 Make the last 10 the best 10 As we approach the finish line of Ramadan, the desire to catch laylatul Qadr continues to intensify in our hearts. The uncertainty of the exact night it falls upon leaves the wise believer in a state of anticipation and alertness. As we anticipate laylatul Qadr, we need to be careful and protective of how we spend our time during these blessed days and nights. Imam Ibn al-Qayyim, may Allah have mercy on him, writes: ... "Ghirah [regret] over any time that has passed! And it is a deadly regret, for time passes fleetingly, and is difficult to hold on to, slow to regain. Time for the worshipper is the time for worship and litanies, and for the murid (spiritual seeker) is time for drawing close to Allah and devoting his heart completely to Him. Time is the dearest thing to him; he fears that it may pass without him achieving his desire! If time passes him, he can never get it back, for the time that follows it has its own accompanying obligations and opportunities, such that when one time is lost, there is no way to regain it." Abdullah ibn Mas'ud, may Allah be pleased with him, said: I have never regretted anything as much as my regret over a day on which the sun sets and my life span decreases while my good deeds have not increased. To finish Ramadan strong, the wise believer does not just single out the odd nights and relax on other nights; instead, he/she fills every second of every day with as many quality deeds as possible. Sheikh Abdulfatah Abu Guddah, may Allah have mercy on him, said: "The portion of one’s time that was for Allah and with Allah is part of one’s life, while the rest is not counted as part of one’s life even if one lived long, for one was living the life of animals." How much of our time will count towards our lives as we farewell Ramadan? 2 - 7 days? Maybe less? Or all of what remains of Ramadan? Choose wisely. May Allah put barakah in our time and allow us to take advantage of the special days and nights ahead. Ameen

03.01.2022 Covid19 & Uni Life - Public talk Event: https://facebook.com/events/s/covid19-uni-life-post-ramadan-/694691087757767/?ti=cl Registration: bit.ly/fumacovidreg