Islamic Studies Network launch at WSU | AMUST
Aug 10, 2018 · The Postgraduate Islamic Studies Network was launched on Wednesday 8 August at Western Sydney University, Bankstown campus by Pro-Vice Chancellor Research and Graduate Studies, Professor James Arvanitakis bringing together more than 60 inter-institutional and inter-disciplinary academics and students. The network is led by Dr Jan Ali, Senior Lecturer in the School of Humanities and Dr Rakime
Mushaira: Revolutionary poet Imran Pratapgarhi in Australia
Nov 1, 2017 · A grand Sydney Mushaira (Poetry session in Urdu) was organised on Saturday 28 October 2017 at C3 Conference Hall in Silverwater where, in addition to talented local poets, a number of poets from India recited their poetry.
Review: Mark Willacy’s Rogue Forces - AMUST
Sep 24, 2021 · Mark Willacy’s Rogue Forces is imperative reading for its exposé of Australian SAS war crimes in Afghanistan and the systematic cover-ups at varying levels of the Australian Defence Force operations. Willacy’s window on war crimes is narrow, focusing on three SAS members of Squadron 3; Soldier A, Soldier B and Soldier C who executed innocent Afghan farmers in 2012.
Al-Khwarizmi: From Algebra to computing - AMUST
Jan 9, 2018 · The name of Al-Khwarismi has become immortal in the history of algebra and algorithm. He was a great Muslim Mathematician of the 8 th century who transformed the mathematics from digit to letter and gave a pragmatic dimension to the science of mathematics.. Word Algebra is derived from the Arabic word aljabr found in the title of his great book on mathematics “Aljabar wal Muqabla”, while ...
Book Review: The First Command - AMUST
May 28, 2019 · Islam and education are synonymous with each other. That learning is central to Islam is clear from the very first revelation Iqra, meaning ‘read’. There are many Hadiths (Prophetic traditions) which encourage Muslims to seek knowledge even if they have to travel all the way to China. Wisdom, the Prophet said, is the lost property
What is ATAR and why is it important? - AMUST
Jul 26, 2020 · A common misconception is that the ATAR is an average of your HSC (NSW Year 12) marks or that it’s a mark in general. It’s not! It’s a rank and here’s why it’s important.
Ibn Khaldun’s concept of Asabiyah - AMUST
Oct 28, 2019 · In my earlier piece I offered an examination of Ibn Khaldun’s theory of asabiyyah. In this piece I want expand on this and delve deeper into Khaldunian concept of asabiyah.
Australian Trust Law: A basic understanding | AMUST
Jul 29, 2019 · A trust is a relationship and not an entity. It is a relationship amongst trust properties, trustees and beneficiaries. A trust is not an entity for income tax purposes under the Income Tax Assessment Act 1936 as trustees are liable to lodge tax returns.
‘The Furnace’: Cinematic film of Australia’s ‘Wild West’ and its ...
It’s rare to see a film that captures the true meaning of gold fever, yet, ‘The Furnace’ in cinemas now, that preserves the legacy of the cameleers, is a fictional tale about the heavy price of greed and the search for identity in Australia’s wild west. The film illuminates the forgotten history of Australia’s ‘Ghan'
Unity Grammar excels in Robotics - AMUST
Unity Grammar College’s STEM Cells Y team won the 1st place trophy for their Innovative Solution to their research project. (Muhammad Hardan, Murtajiz Hassan Raja, Abdurahman Rifai, Amina Al-Said, Haneefah Lawal, Yasmina El-Bureeny, Daniya Syed, …