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Contents

ThrIvIng In ADELAIDE This booklet – an initiative of StudyAdelaide – is designed to welcome you to Adelaide and reassure you that services do exist for Muslim students.

It is an accompaniment to the more general International Students’ Survival Guide to Adelaide, which aims to help all new overseas students. The larger survival guide provides information on everything from accommodation, finding part-time work, shopping, entertainment and personal safety. You should find a copy in your StudyAdelaide Welcome Bag, but please ask on campus if you do not receive one.

We encourage you to get to know the contents of the two guides as soon as possible, and keep them on hand for quick reference in the months and years ahead.

get more out of Adelaide: For details about free activities and competitions for all new international students to South Australia, visit www.studyadelaide.com

3 WelcomefromSouthAustralianPremierJayWeatherillandWelcomefromImamKhalidYousuf

4 Adelaide,studyandIslam5 SaudiArabianstudentTurkiRaddah

AlHuthalitalksaboutlifeinAdelaide6 FrequentlyAskedQuestions

aboutstudyinginAdelaide7 Studentservicesoncampus8 Mosques9 MeetMalaysianstudents

NursyahidatulAinMuhammadandWanZuraidahAhmad

10 UnderstandingAustralianculture11 Halalfood12 Halalrestaurants13 LebanesestudentHoussamAbiad

talksaboutlifeinAdelaide14 Clothinganddress15 Medicalandhealthservices16 NewsandmediaoutletsinAdelaide17 IndonesianstudentEndroDwi

HatmantotalksaboutlifeinAdelaide18 KeycontactsinAdelaide19 IslamicwebsitesinAustralia20 MapofAdelaideand

acknowledgements

Read!InthenameofthyLordandCherisher,Whocreated–Createdman,outofaclot:Proclaim!AndthyLordisMostBountiful,HeWhotaught(theuseof)thepen,–Taughtmanthatwhichheknewnot.

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Welcome to South AustraliaWelcometoAdelaide

–adynamic,diverseandwelcomingcitythat’sagreatplaceforyourstudies.

Thefirstsettlerscametothiscitytofoundaplace

ofdiversity,opportunityandreligioustolerance-andMuslimpeoplehavebeenpartoftheSouthAustraliancommunityfromthebeginning.AmongsttheearliesttoarrivefollowingtheProclamationofSouthAustraliain1836wereMuslimpeople,seekingtobuildanewlifewhilebeingfreetopracticetheirreligion.

Overthe175yearsthathavebeenpassedsincethen,we’vebecomerenownedforourartsandculture,ourfineacademicinstitutions,andourwonderfullifestyle.

Now,morethan34,000internationalstudentsenjoyeverythingthatAdelaidehastooffer,fromourfestivalsandsportingeventstothenaturalbeautyofourcityandourfamouslydiversefoodculture.

We’reveryproudtobehostingagrowingnumberofMuslimstudentsinAdelaide,andIwishyouallthebestforyourtimehere,yourstudies,andyourfuture.

Jay Weatherill, Premier of South Australia

Imam Khalid Yousuf

Mydearbrothersandsisters,

ItismygreatpleasureastheImamoftheAdelaideCityMosquetowelcomeyoutoAdelaide.

AdelaidehasathrivingIslamiccommunity.Wehavecometogetherfrommanycountriesaroundtheworldtoshareourfaithand,asAdelaideisourhome,welookforwardtowelcomingyoutoit.

Ourcityhasagrowingnumberofservicesandfacilitiesthatspecificallycaterforourbeliefs.Thisguideisanintroductiontothem,alongwiththemembersofourcommunitywhomaybeabletohelpwiththeneedsofMuslimstudentssettlingintoAdelaide.

IlookforwardtomeetingyouandIwishyouwellinyourstudies.

Imam Khalid Yousuf Adelaide City Mosque

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IslaminSouthAustraliadatesbackto1865,when31camelhandlersarrivedinAdelaidefromseveralcountriesincludingAfghanistan,PakistanandIran.Theirpioneeringendeavourshelpedtoopenupremoteareasofthenewcolony.

Today,SouthAustralia’sMuslimcommunityisvibrantandthriving.SouthAustralia’sMuslimcommunitynumbersmorethan7000(basedonthe2001census)fromaround60countries–althoughonethirdofAustralianMuslimswerebornhere.

Adelaideisproudtohosttheoldestmosqueinthesouthernhemisphere.Itwasbuiltin1888andstillservesthecommunitytoday.Tomany,itisasymbolofthetolerancethatAdelaideisrightlyfamousfor:whenthecitywasbuilt,thefoundingfatherssaidpeopleofallreligionsshouldbeallowedtoworshiphere.

Ourcityremainsamazinglymulticultural,withitscitizenscomingfromover200nations.

Morerecently,AdelaidehasbecomefamousasoneofAustralia’sfastestgrowingcitiesforinternationalstudents.

Thequalityofoureducationisfirst-class.OurinstitutionsrankamongtheoldestinAustraliaandtheycontinuetosithighoninternationallistings.Wehavealsoproducedmorethan100RhodesscholarsandthreeNobelLaureates.

ButAdelaidealsomatchesthequalityofeducationwithaqualityoflifestyle.Ourcity’ssizemeansyoucanenjoyallthefacilitiesofalargemetropoliswiththeaddedbenefitsofasmaller,friendlierplacetolive.Importantlyforstudents,AdelaideisalsoAustralia’smostaffordablecity:18percentcheaperthanSydneyand17percentcheaperthanMelbourne.

Adelaidehasabigfutureaheadofit:yours.

Adelaide, study and Islam

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At first I was shocked with the culture difference, as Australia is very different to Saudi Arabia. But now I understand more about the Australian culture.

There are a lot of religions here and you can practice your own religion without the interference from other people. There are prayer rooms so you can pray at university and they have allowed me to change my studies for my prayers and for fasting in Ramadan. They sat down with me and said ‘organise your classes to meet your religious needs’.

MY ADvICE? The main reason for coming (to Adelaide) is to live in and understand a different culture. If you try to fit in and go out into the streets and meet the people and talk with them – find out about why they do things – people are friendly and helpful. You have to understand that you fit into the culture.

TurKI rADDAh AL huThALI, SAuDI ArAbIA Studying a Bachelor of Health Sciences (Paramedic) at Flinders University

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Arethereprayerroomsoncampus?Inmostcases,yes.ManyprayerroomshavebeenestablishedwiththeassistanceofthelocalmosqueorIslamicstudentbodytoensuretheyarecorrectlyequipped.

WhataresomeofAustralia’sbasiccustoms?WespeakEnglish,althoughwithsomeparticularAustralianphrases(checkoutpage10).Amongotherthings,wedriveontheleft-handsideoftheroad,shakehands(withtherighthand)whenwegreeteachother,andvaluea‘fairgo’(whichmeanstreatingothersaswe’dlikeourselvestobetreated).Weenjoytheoutdoors–sports,eatingoutside(welovebarbecues)andgoingtothebeach.

WillmystudytimetablebeflexibleenoughtoaccommodateFridayprayersorreligiousholidays?Yes.Whenyouarefinalisingyourlecturesandtutorials,pleaseadvisetheadmissionsstafforyourstudentadviserandtheywillassistyouasbesttheycan.

HowdoIrespondtoaninvitationtoadinnerwhereporkoralcoholwouldbeserved?Behonestwithyourhostaboutyourneedsandtheywillbeverypleasedtoprovideasuitablemealforyou.Manypeoplearealreadyawareofdifferingdietaryrequirementsforreligiousorhealthreasons,suchasvegetarianismorallergiestodairyorwheatproducts.

CanmychildrengotoschoolinAdelaide?Manymature-ageinternationalstudentsbringtheirfamiliestoSouthAustralia,andhundredsofinternationalstudentsareenrolledinprimaryandsecondaryschoolsacrossAdelaide.Youcanchoosefromgovernmentandindependentschools.Forinformationongovernmentschools,visitwww.internationalstudents.sa.edu.au forindependentschoolsvisit www.ais.sa.edu.au andfortheIslamicCollegeofSouthAustralia,visit www.icosa.sa.edu.au

Frequently Asked Questions about studying in Adelaide

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ReligiousfacilitiesThereareprayerroomsonmanycampuses,includingtheUniversityofSouthAustralia,TheUniversityofAdelaideandFlindersUniversity.TheyhavebeendevelopedinconsultationwiththeSAIslamiccommunityorassociationssotheyarecorrectlyequipped.Somecampusesalsohavemulti-faithchaplainsavailableforstudentsupportandcounselling.

TheinstitutionsarealsosensitivetoarrangingyourtimetablingandlectureschedulestoaccommodateprayertimesonFridays.

SupportservicesWhenyouarriveatyouruniversityorinstitution,takethetimetocontactthestudentcounsellorsandadvisorswhoaretheretoprovideprofessionaladviceandsupport.

Islamicstudentassociationshavealsobeenestablishedonmanycampuses.Theywillhelpyoutosettlein,makecontactwithotherstudentsandansweranyreligious,culturalorstudy-basedqueriesyoumighthave.

HalalfoodArangeofhalalfoodproductsareavailableonmanycampuses–justlookforthesignsinthestudentcafeterias!Ifyouwanttogo“offcampus”forlunch,thereareanumberofhalalrestaurantslocatedinthecityandsurroundingsuburbs.Checkthelistintheguide(page12).

AccommodationAdelaideissetupforstudents.Inbiggercities,youwouldoftenneedtolivefarfromyourplaceofstudy.InAdelaide,studentaccommodationisexcellentandaffordableandoftenjustashortwalkfromcampus.

SomestudenthostelsalsospecificallycaterforMuslimstudents,intermsofhalalfoodandkitchenfacilities.Checkwithyouruniversity’sIslamicstudentassociationortheinternationalstudentadvisersfortheirrecommendations.

Formoreinformationaboutservicesonaparticularcampus,talktothestudentadvisersatyourchosenuniversityorinstitution.

Student services on campusAdelaide’suniversitiesandhighereducationinstitutionsallrespectarangeofreligiousbackgrounds.ServicesthatarespecificforMuslimstudentsinclude:

unISA ISLAMIC SoCIETY Phone (through the UniSA Students Association): +61 8 8302 2889

ThE ISLAMIC STuDEnTS SoCIETY of ThE unIvErSITY of ADELAIDE (ISSuA) Phone (through the University Union Clubs Association): +61 8 8303 3410 Website: www.auclubs.com.au/clubs/islamic.html

fLInDErS rELIgIouS CEnTrE Phone: +61 8 8201 3911 or Email:[email protected]

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AnumberofmosquesaresituatedaroundAdelaideandSouthAustralia.Prayerfacilitiesarealsoavailableonmostcampuses.Someimamsandtheirnationalitiesarealsolistedforyourreference.

Adelaide Mosque 20LittleGilbertSt,AdelaidePhone:+61882316443ImamKhalidYousuf

Islamic Arabic Centre & Masjid Al-Khalil CornerAudleyStandTorrensRd,WoodvilleNorth5011Phone:+61882681944ImamAmin(Egyptian)SheikhSoulaiman(Lebanese)

Elizabeth Mosque 139-141HogarthRd,ElizabethVale

Islamic Centre of SA & Parkholme Mosque 658MarionRd,ParkholmePhone:+61882778725ImamSharif(Tunisian)

gilles Plains Mosque 52-56WandanaAve,GillesPlains5086Phone:+61883960781Imam:BrotherAbdulHadi

RegionalMosquesMurray bridge Islamic Society Lot53OldSwanportRd,MurrayBridgePhone:+61885321970

renmark Mosque 230FourteenthSt,Renmark5341Phone:+61885861229ImamAdnan(Turkish)

Whyalla Mosque 5MorrisCrescent,WhyallaNorrieSA5608

MosquesFromtheverybeginning,SouthAustraliahasguaranteedfreedomofreligionforall.Infact,acrossAustraliaitisillegaltodiscriminateonthegroundsofreligion.Manychurchesstillstandfromthestate’searliestdays,asdoestheAdelaidemosque,whichwasbuiltin1888.

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The best part of my studies is that you get a well-rounded experience studying in another country. You can work with others and you can learn from them. You can change your opinion, find what other students think so when you go back home you can apply it.

Adelaide is quite good in terms of its lifestyle and cost of living compared to other cities like Sydney. And I’m studying at one of the best facilities in the world that I can get for my field.

MY ADvICE? Adelaide is one of the best cities you can choose to study. There is halal food and the people here are very friendly. I have found no discrimination and people are very understanding.

nurSYAhIDATuL AIn MuhAMMAD, MALAYSIA

I heard Adelaide is great for studying, it’s quite a small city and it’s a good life. It’s a great place to learn, with a lot of outdoor activities – you can have a barbecue in the park, which we don’t have in Malaysia. I see the people here are very relaxed and enjoy their weekends very well and enjoy their activities.

The student advisers and Muslim Student Association were very helpful for me when I first came over here. They provided me with all the information on halal food and helped me in getting around Adelaide.

MY ADvICE? You shouldn’t be afraid to come to South Australia, people are very welcoming and are happy to help with the problems you may face when you’re here.

WAn ZurAIDAh AhMAD, MALAYSIA

Both studying a Bachelor of Engineering (Petroleum) at The University of Adelaide

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G’day…andotherAustralianthingstosayAlthoughAustraliansspeakEnglish,therearesomeparticularphraseswhichareusedbyAustralians(orAussies,ifyouarealocal).YoumayhaveheardthephraseG’day,whichisAustralianforhello(it’sshortforgoodday).AnothertypicalAustralianphraseismate:atermwesometimescallourfriends.Fair dinkum? means‘really?’,andsomepeoplesayno worriesinsteadof‘you’rewelcome’.

BarbecuesAustralianslovetoeatoutside,mostlybecauseofourwarmclimate.Generally,thefoodiscookedonabarbecue(alsoknownasabarbie).Youmightbeinvitedtoattendabarbecue,sodon’tbeafraidtotellyourhostaboutyourdietaryrequirements.Generally,thefoodcookedonabarbecueismeat,althoughtherearemanyvegetarianoptionsavailableinAustraliatoday.Sausages(orsnags) arealsopopularatbarbecues.

ThebeachAustralianslovetospendtimeatthebeach,especiallyduringsummerwhentheweatherisatitswarmest.Adelaideislinedbyabout30kmofbeaches.

PopularbeachsidesuburbsincludeGlenelg,HenleyBeach,GrangeandSemaphore.Welovetoswim,surfandlazearoundonthegoldensands;it’sabigpartofourrelaxednature.Alwaystakecareinthewater,asstrongunder-currentscansometimesbedangerous.Surflifesaversworktoprotectpeopleatthebeach,sobesuretoswimbetweenthelifesavingflags.Ifindoubt,askothersonthebeachaboutthesafetyofthewater.

Alsoremembertoavoidgettingsunburnt.Trytostayintheshadewhenyougooutsideinsummer,andalwayswearahat,sunglassesandsunscreenwhenyouareoutinthesun.

The‘fairgo’Australiansareveryfairandhighlyvaluethe‘fairgo’,whichmeansgivingpeopleafairchancetosaywhattheywantorlivethewaytheychoose.

SportAustralianslovetowatchandparticipateinsport.LivinginAdelaide,you’llnoticethatAustralianRulesfootball,cricket,soccer,basketballandnetballareverypopular.Manyuniversitiesofferarangeofsports,anduniclubsarealwayslookingfornewmembers.

Understanding Australian culture Australiaisaverymulticulturalcountry–ourculturehasbeenshapedbypeoplefromallovertheworld.SomethingsareparticularlyAustralian,andhereweexplainafew:

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rainbow halal Poultry and Meats 52-58SouthRd,WestHindmarshPh:+61882417802

Adelaide Central Market Meat – Metro Meat Shop 46VictoriaSquareArcadeCentralMarket,AdelaidePh:+61882117728

Eve’s bakery & Patisserie 3/524AnzacHighway,GlenelgEastPh:+61883766399

five Star bakery 61HydeSt,AdelaidePh:+61882232877

Adelaide Lebanese bakery 7AnnSt,ThebartonPh:+61882349545

flat bread bakery 16ManchesterSt,MileEndSouthPh:+61883517812

Two brothers butcher 164RidleyGrove,WoodvilleGardensPh:+61883453920

Lawash bakery 115SouthRd,ThebartonPh:+61883540707

budget Meats Pty Ltd 85-87SouthRd,Thebarton(nearBrickworksMarkets)Ph:+61883544786

halal butchers & grocery Store 376ProspectRd,KilburnPh:+61882622660

haliloff halal Quality fresh Meats 101FlindersRd,WaterlooCornerPh:+61417877543

Halal food Adelaide’scafésandrestaurantsareworld-classandreflectthediversityofourmulticulturalcommunities.ThecityalsoboastsanincreasingnumberofHalaloutlets,rangingfrombutcherstorestaurantsandtakeawayfood.

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Taste of Kashmir 117/119MelbourneSt,NorthAdelaidePh:+61882392828

birdland restaurant (Chicken and vegetarian meals only are Halal) 219HenleyBeachRd,TorrensvillePh:+61883542020

Quiet Waters Lebanese restaurant 75HindleySt,AdelaidePh:+61882313637

Al-raya grocery and Cafe Shop 2/175HenleyBeachRd,MileEndPh:+61882340733

Mekong Thai restaurant 68HindleySt,AdelaidePh:+61882312914

vilis CornerSouthRdandManchesterSt,MileEndPh:+61882345711

roshan Spices 22RundleMall,AdelaidePh:+61882118588

roshan Curry and noodle bar Shop16,DavidJonesCentreRundleMall,AdelaidePh:+61882327741

flavours of India Shop 511/529NorthEastRd,GillesPlainsPh:+61882612224

Maskaashi Café 52KingWilliamSt,AdelaidePh:+61404883108

Maldives naan Tandoori 12bSouthernCrossArcade52KingWilliamSt,AdelaidePh:+614216000251

Halal restaurants

Lawash bakery 115SouthRd,ThebartonPh:+61883540707

Knoodle Junction Shop21PulteneySt,AdelaidePh:+61882235759

highway Pizza565AnzacHighway,GlenelgNorth(pick-up and delivery) Ph:+61882957788

babylon restaurant2/140MarionRd,WestRichmondPh:+61882345322

Jerusalem Sheshkabab house (Chicken is Halal) 131HindleySt,AdelaidePh:+61882126185

Moroccan Casbah restaurant 40UnleyRd,UnleyPh:+61883573199

Pondok bali 310PulteneySt,AdelaidePh:+61882320588

nyonya Kitchen – bradford Lodge 46WatsonAve,RosePark(cateringalsoavailable)Ph:+61883310866

Australia’s Pizza house(seafood and vegetarian meals only are Halal)259HuttSt,Adelaide.Ph:+618822362882/60WestTce,Adelaide.Ph:+6188410491126BankSt,Adelaide.Ph:+61882318811122HindleySt,Adelaide.Ph:+61884102966

More information is available from: halal helpline: +61 2 9232 6731 or visit www.halalhelpline.org

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What people find comforting when they come from overseas is that there is a community here that they can feel close to.

Australia is far compared to most other countries and it’s quite hard to just go back home, so having an Islamic community here is quite profound for students as they can feel the closeness, attend prayers and take part in multicultural events relating to Islam.

If you require help, you can get it from this community.

MY ADvICE? The sky’s the limit in Australia compared to what I’ve had in Lebanon. You have to come here with an open mind and a clear objective of what you would like to get out of Australia – what rewards you want to get out of it and be a positive influence Islamically. There are a lot of things that can benefit you and you can benefit the community as well.

houSSAM AbIAD, AuSTrALIAn LEbAnESE Studying Bachelor of Biomedical Engineering and Bachelor of Science at Flinders University

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Houssam,aMuslimstudent,explainsthedifferencesinculturaldress:“Tosomeextent,youraverageAustralianguyorgirldressesquitewellandthey’requitediscreetabouthowtheyweartheirclothes.You’vegottoappreciatetheculture–it’saboutmutualrespect.”

Sahara Moroccan Casbah 187SturtSt,AdelaidePh:+61882116993

Islamic bookshop, Al-farooq Islamic Centre 658MarionRd,ParkholmePh:+61882778725

hida Designs WahidaShakaPh:+61881320542M:+61405631735

Clothing and dress InAdelaide,youarefreetowearanythingyoulike,fromcasualclothingtonationalandreligiousdress.JustwalkdownRundleMallandyou’llseefashionsofeverystyleandcustom.

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Dr omar Lum AdelaideMedicalCentre297WaymouthSt,AdelaidePh:+61884100202

FemaleMuslimdoctorsDr fatiha ArhbalHindmarshFamilyandMusculoskeletalPractice500PortRoad,HindmarshPh:+61883400088

Dr r El-Masri 1140SouthRd,ClovellyParkPh:+61882769855

Dr Soraya Martin 539GlynburnRd,HazelwoodParkPh:+61884312799

Dr rokaya Tawi SANaturalTherapiesMedicalCentre297WaymouthSt,AdelaidePh:+61884100202

Dr Shehzadi Salman MawsonLakesMedicalCentreShop12ThePromenadeShoppingCentreThePromenade,MawsonLakesSA5095

Dr nasreen Taj Wilson 54GrandJunctionRd,RosewaterPh:+61884477117

Medical and health servicesAdelaidehasmanygeneralhospitals,healthservices,doctorsandspecialists,andalsooffersanumberofservicesspecificallyforMuslimresidentsandvisitors.

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Australian Muslim news (AustralianFederationofIslamicCouncils)www.afic.com.au

Australian Islamic review (Major Islamic community newspaper) 297WaymouthSt,AdelaidePh:+61884105344

SbS Television (freetoair)Variousnewsservicesinarangeoflanguagesarebroadcastthroughouttheday.

radio 5EbI.fM Multiculturalradiostation,broadcastingprogramsinarangeoflanguages.Youwillfindtheradiostationat103.1ontheFMband.

radio 5rPh Radiostationfortheprinthandicapped,withnewspapersreadforpeoplewhohavedifficultyreadingforthemselves.Youwillfinditat1197ontheAMband.(ListeningtothisstationisagreatwaytoimproveyourEnglish).251MorphettRd,Adelaidewww.rphadelaide.org.au

News and media outlets in AdelaideAdelaideishometoanumberofnewsandmediaoutletscateringfornon-Englishspeakinggroups,andyouwillalsofindMuslimmediaoutlets.ThesearecomplementedbycommunitynewslettersdistributedbytheIslamicSocietyandvariousmosques.

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I’ve enjoyed Adelaide. It’s not very crowded and the people are very friendly. The lecturers and tutors are very helpful – they like to help their students.

I chose Adelaide because the program I study is very good here. The university emphasises not only librarianship but also wider applications. And the type of study here is very different – it’s more about an experience than just theoretical learning. If you come here, you will get a well-rounded education. I also like the fact that the city is not very expensive in terms of lifestyle and the cost of living.

MY ADvICE? Make sure you learn a little about the city, tourism, shopping and entertainment. And your accommodation is a very critical thing, so take that into consideration before you leave home.

EnDro DWI hATMAnTo, InDonESIA Studying a Master of Planning at the University of South Australia

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OncampusIfyouarehavingtroublewithstudyissuesorsomethingoncampus,eachinstitutionhasstudentadvisersorastudentassociationthatcanassistyou.Theyarethereforyouandhavedealtwithmostproblemsbefore,sotheyareavaluableresource.

uniSA Islamic Society Phone(through the UniSA Students Association):+61883022889

The Islamic Students Society of the university of Adelaide (ISSuA)Phone(through the University Union Clubs Association):+61883033410Website:www.auclubs.com.au/clubs/islamic.html

flinders religious Centre Phone:+61882013911Email:[email protected]:www.flinders.edu.au/religiouscentre/index.php

OffcampusIfyouneedhelptosettlein,orwanttocontactsomeoneforrecreation,celebrationofnationaldaysorwelfareadvice,youwillfindassistancethroughyourlocalmosqueoroneofthegroupslistedbelow:

The Adelaide Mosque 20LittleGilbertSt,Adelaide.Phone:+61882316443

Islamic Society of South Australia & Parkholme Mosque658MarionRd,ParkholmePhone:+61882778725

Muslim Women’s Association of South Australia TorrensBuilding,Room4,GroundFloor220VictoriaSquare,AdelaidePhone:+61882120800

Migrant resource Centre of SA 59KingWilliamSt,AdelaidePhone:+61882179500Email:[email protected]

Multicultural SA 24FlindersSt,AdelaidePh:+6182261944TollFree:1800063535(callsinsideAustraliaonly)

Department of Immigration Level3,55CurrieSt,AdelaidePhone:131881forgeneralenquiries(callsinsideAustraliaonly)

Key contacts in AdelaideYouwillfindmanyMuslimsupportservicesinAdelaide,bothoncampusandaroundthecity.Peoplearetheretohelpyouwitheverythingfromfindingaccommodationandnewfriends,togovernmentservicesandfreeactivities.

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Islam–Australia• AffinityInterculturalFoundation:

www.affinity.org.au• Al-GhazzaliCentre(Sydney):

www.alghazzali.org• AustralianNationalIslamicLibrary(ANIL):

www.islam-australia.org• AustralianNewMuslimAssociation:

www.anma.com.au• FederationofAustralianMuslim

Students&Youth(FAMSY):www.famsy.com

• IslamicSydney:www.islamicsydney.com

• MissionofHope:www.missionofhope.org.au

• MuslimVillageAustralia:www.forums.muslimvillage.net

• GlobalIslamicYouthCentrewww.giyc.com.au

• youthemerged–UnitingMuslimYouth(Adelaide):www.youthemerged.com

OtherIslamicWebsites• DeenPort:www.deenport.com• HarunYahya:www.hyahya.org• IslamOnline:www.islamonline.net• IslamicArts&Architecture:

www.islamicart.com • Islamicity:www.islam.org• IslamicUnitySociety:

www.ius.org.uk • LivingIslam–IslamicTradition:

www.livingislam.org • PrayerTimings

www.islamicfinder.org• SunniPathOnlineIslamicAcademy:

www.sunnipath.com • ZaytunaInstitute:

www.zaytuna.org • Islamicwebsitedirectory:

www.islamicport.com

Islamic websites in Australia AnumberofwebsiteswillhelpyoufeelmoreathomeinAustralia.Theselinksareofferedasastartingpointonly,anddonotincludetheonlineresourcesofAdelaide’suniversitiesandinstitutions.

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VictoriaDrive

Bundeys Road

Plane Tree Drive

Med

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HurtleSquare

WhitmoreSquare

LightSquare

Wellington

Square

Rundle Mall

Gaw

ler

Pla

ce HindmarshSquare

BroughamGardens

GloverPlayground

Soldiers'MemorialGarden

Playground

Botanic Park

RundlePark

GloverPlayground

GloverPlayground

VealeGardens

PrincessElizabeth

Playground

West TerracePlayground

EllisPark

BonythonPark

ElderPark

Mann Terrace

PenningtonGardens

VictoriaPark

Racecourse

West TerraceCemetery

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ace

Rundle Road Dequetteville Terrace

Wakefield Road

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VictoriaSquare

North Terrace

Str

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Gover

Street

AdelaideAquaticCentre

RymillPark

Airport &

Royal AdelaideHospital

Keswick Railway Station

(Interstate Trains)

SA Visitor &Travel Centre

TownHall

Franklin StreetBus Terminal

TramStop

PopeyeLanding

Memorial DriveTennis Courts

Entertainment Centre

RAA

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Melbourne

Street

Hindley Street

Gouger Street

City ofAdelaide

Golf Links

Rundle Mall VisitorInformation Centre

LEGEND

Visitor Information CentresPassenger Transport Info Centre

TrainAdelaide - Glenelg TramO'Bahn Busway

Free Bus Services99b Beeline BusCity Loop

Linear Park TrackRestaurant & Shopping Precincts

Emergency Entrance

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Port Adelaide

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AdelaideConvention

Centre

Adelaide & North Adelaide

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Adelaide Botanic GardenAdelaide Central MarketAdelaide Festival CentreAdelaide Himeji GardensAdelaide OvalAdelaide ZooArt Gallery of South AustraliaBicentennial Conservatory

Bradman CollectionCity of Adelaide Golf LinksGovernment HouseGeneral Post OfficeLights VisionMigration MuseumNational Aboriginal Cultural Institute - Tandanya

National Wine Centre of AustraliaOld Adelaide GaolParliament HouseSouth Australian MuseumState Library of South Australia

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Adelaide Botanic GardenAdelaide Central MarketAdelaide Festival CentreAdelaide Himeji GardensAdelaide OvalAdelaide Mosque

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4This guide has been produced with input from the staff, printed materials and websites of the following organisations:

• The University of Adelaide • The University of South Australia • Flinders University • Carnegie Mellon University • TAFE SA • UniSA Islamic Society • Muslim Women’s Association of South Australia • Department of Education and Children’s Services • Multicultural SA • Australian Halal Food Directory • University of Technology, Sydney • Adelaide Mosque

• Equal Opportunity Commission of South Australia • Government of Western Australia • Australian New Muslim Association • Federation of Australian Muslim Students & Youth FAMSY • Muslim Village Australia

… and with special thanks to the students who were interviewed for this guide, and the Singaporean students of the University of South Australia offshore programs who participated in background research.

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