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Ahmadiyya Muslim Community Perth Makes History at ANZAC Day Dawn Service

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Media Opportunity: Live Interview of Local President, Spokesperson and local members participating in the dawn service and parade.

Perth, Australia - April 25, 2024 - Today marks a historic milestone in Western Australian history as the Ahmadiyya Muslim Community in Perth proudly participated in the ANZAC Day dawn service, with a Muslim leader leading Islamic prayers alongside a Christian chaplain for the first time ever.

In a powerful demonstration of unity and inclusivity, members of the Ahmadiyya Muslim Community stood shoulder to shoulder with fellow Australians to honor the sacrifices of our fallen heroes, war veterans, and serving members. This historic moment underscores the values of diversity and mutual respect that are at the heart of Australian society.

Mr. Adam Khan, President of the Ahmadiyya Muslim Community in Perth, expressed profound gratitude for the opportunity to participate in the official commemorative ceremony. "Today, we stand together as proud Australians, united in our respect and admiration for those who have served our nation. It is a privilege for us to be able to contribute to the ANZAC Day dawn service in this significant manner, alongside our fellow Australians of all faiths and those of none."

Following the dawn service, many members, including children, from the Ahmadiyya Muslim Community attended the parade at Cockburn War Memorial, holding placards honoring the heroes of our country. Their presence and participation serve as a poignant reminder of the collective gratitude and respect we hold for those who have sacrificed so much for our freedoms.

Today's events not only commemorate the bravery and sacrifice of our ANZACs but also highlight the inclusive spirit of our nation, where people of all backgrounds come together to honor our shared history and values.

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Member of Ahmadiyya Muslim Community Perth participating in the ANZAC day parade and laying the wreath


About us:

Ahmadiyya Muslims Community Perth's local hub is the Nasir Mosque, Perth's largest. Ahmadiyya Muslim Community Internationation is the single largest united Muslim community founded in 1989 now spanning over 200 countries with membership exceeding tens of millions. Despite being the subject of harsh persecution in many Muslim-majority countries, the Ahmadiyya Muslim community continues to be the leading advocate for universal human rights and protection for religious and other minorities. Its members are among the most law-abiding, educated, and engaged Muslims in the world.


Contact details:

For media inquiries, please contact:

- Dr Ata Ul Hadi [Press & Media Co-ordinator for AMC Perth; 0424 049 281; [email protected]]

- Mr Soofi Abdul Hakim [Outreach Co-ordinator for AMC Perth; 0431 173 270; [email protected]]

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