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Islamic organizations in Australia run a wide range of groups and associations and are supported by the Islamic community in Australia. These organizations consist of large community organizations, local organizations, mosques and schools. Most Muslims in Australia are Sunni, and Shia, then Sufi and Ahmadiyyah are in the minority <ref>'''Australian Muslim demographic profile(<nowiki>http://www.immi.gov.au/gateways/police/resources/_pdf/building_bridges.pdf</nowiki>)'''</ref>. | Islamic organizations in Australia run a wide range of groups and associations and are supported by the Islamic community in Australia. These organizations consist of large community organizations, local organizations, mosques and schools. Most Muslims in Australia are Sunni, and Shia, then Sufi and Ahmadiyyah are in the minority <ref>'''Australian Muslim demographic profile(<nowiki>http://www.immi.gov.au/gateways/police/resources/_pdf/building_bridges.pdf</nowiki>)'''</ref>. | ||
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Federation of Islamic Councils of Australia | Federation of Islamic Councils of Australia | ||
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This council is located in the city of Bankstown in the state of New South Wales, Australia. | This council is located in the city of Bankstown in the state of New South Wales, Australia. | ||
== | == Small groups and Associations == | ||
Brisbane Crescent | Brisbane Crescent | ||
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It is said that there are 384 mosques and Praying places in Australia. A list of this number of mosques and Praying places are maintained by Islam Online web site<ref>'''Online Islam web site.'''</ref>. | It is said that there are 384 mosques and Praying places in Australia. A list of this number of mosques and Praying places are maintained by Islam Online web site<ref>'''Online Islam web site.'''</ref>. | ||
== | == The media == | ||
Muslim Times Australia | Muslim Times Australia | ||
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One Way Television Network was established in 2015 to counter Islamophobia and mainstream Australian negative media's d attitudes towards Islam. This network belongs to Ahle Sunnah Australia. | One Way Television Network was established in 2015 to counter Islamophobia and mainstream Australian negative media's d attitudes towards Islam. This network belongs to Ahle Sunnah Australia. | ||
== | == School == | ||
Islamic schools in Australia are mainly located in New South Wales and Victoria. | Islamic schools in Australia are mainly located in New South Wales and Victoria. | ||