Across Australia, Muslims continue to experience abuse, threats, discrimination, vandalism and online harassment. Too often, incidents go unreported or are quietly endured. However, every incident, whether small or serious, matters. Reporting helps reveal the true scale of Islamophobia and supports efforts to ensure victims receive support and perpetrators are held accountable.
Online Islamophobia can take many forms, from hateful posts and abusive messages to biased or harmful media content. It is important that we stand united against all forms of hate, racism, discrimination and prejudice wherever they occur across Australia.
Click here to view a factsheet from Action Against Islamophobia (AAI) to help you recognise what Islamophobia can look like, understand what can be reported, and know how to respond if you or someone in your community is targeted.
Reporting incidents not only supports those affected, but also contributes to accurate data collection, which helps inform policies and strategies to address anti-Muslim, anti-Arab and anti-Palestinian racism.
If you experience or witness Islamophobia, please consider reporting it through Action Against Islamophobia: 🔗 www.actionagainstislamophobia.org.au
By speaking up and supporting one another, we can help protect and strengthen our communities.
Whittlesea Community Connections (WCC) is currently seeking Volunteer Driver Buddies to support their fresh produce delivery program for families experiencing hardship.
Volunteers are needed on Mondays, Tuesdays or Fridays between 9.00am and 3.00pm.
The role does not require any driving. Driver Buddies simply accompany volunteer drivers, assist with deliveries, and offer a friendly presence along the way.
This role is ideal for those with a caring attitude, a willingness to help, and a few hours to spare. It is a meaningful way to give back, connect with others, and support families in need within the wider community.
To express interest, contact Aisha Khurram at Whittlesea Community Connections:
📱 0474 855 272
📧 akhurram@whittleseacc.org.au
The Hiking Tribe is a grassroots initiative founded by Br. Najam and Br. Hassan. Their inspiring work was recently featured by SBS Urdu, highlighting how the group supports new migrants in building friendships, exploring the outdoors, and creating a strong sense of belonging in Australia.
Through regular hikes and community‑focused activities, The Hiking Tribe encourages people of all ages and backgrounds to connect with nature, stay active, and enjoy the beautiful landscapes our country has to offer.
Their inspiring efforts were featured by SBS Urdu, showcasing how their hiking group supports new migrants in building friendships, exploring the outdoors, and creating a sense of belonging in Australia.
📖 Read their story here: SBS Urdu Feature
For more information, please visit The Hiking Tribe via their social channels and discover how you can be part of their journey.
Our Mission
As an Australian school in the Islamic tradition, our mission is to develop enlightened individuals of learning and character.