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PRESS CONFERENCE ALERT: Imam Syed Wadood Janud’s Urgent Call for Global Justice: Nasir Mosque Perth to Address Israel-Palestine Crisis

Ahmadiyya Muslim Community Perth 2 mins read

MEDIA OPPORTUNITY: Record Friday sermon, and interview Imam Janud at the press conference or for a one-to-one interview afterwards.

Perth, Australia – Friday, June 14, 2024 – Ahmadiyya Muslim Community Perth is set to host a crucial press conference today from the Nasir Mosque, the largest mosque in Western Australia. Imam Syed Wadood Janud will deliver a significant sermon to the Muslim community of Perth, addressing the urgent need for absolute justice in the context of the Israel-Palestine conflict.

Event Details:

  • Date: Today - Friday, June 14, 2024
  • Friday Sermon: 1:15-1:45 PM (Friday Sermon), 2:00 PM (Press Conference)
  • Location: Nasir Mosque (239 Barrington St, Bibra Lake WA 6163) 

The graphic heart-wrenching images coming out of Palestine every day continue to disturb everyday Australians as the world practically silently watches crimes against humanity unfold with impunity. In light of this, Imam Syed Wadood Janud, a prominent and respected leader and Imam of Perth's Biggest Mosque, will highlight the role that everyday Australians, including the Muslim community, politicians, and the international community, must play in preventing the ongoing offensive by Israeli forces.

In his sermon, Imam Janud of Ahmadiyya Muslim Community WA will call for a unified stand against injustice regardless of the perpetrator's background, religious or political affiliation, or worldly reputation. He will highlight the Islamic solution to this problem which is the need for absolute justice, compassion, and collective responsibility in addressing this humanitarian crisis.

Following the sermon, a press conference will be held where journalists can ask Imam Janud about his guidance for the local congregation during these turbulent times. The Imam will share insights on how he is helping the community navigate the distressing and graphic images emerging daily from Gaza, and the steps being taken to maintain peace and unity within the community.

 

 


About us:

The Nasir Mosque, located in Bibra lake, Western Australia, is the largest in the region, serving as a spiritual and community hub for Muslims. The mosque is operated by Ahmadiyya Muslim Community WA and dedicated to promoting peace, understanding, and justice within the local community and beyond.


Contact details:

1. Dr Ata Ul Hadi - Press & Media Co-ordinator of AMC Perth [0424049281; [email protected]]

2. Mr Rabbani Bhugeloo - Assistant Press & Media Co-ordinator of AMC Perth [0406322829]

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