Insha Allah Darul Ulum Sydney will be holding a community consultation meeting will be held at 220 Lakemba Street, Lakemba at 6:30 PM. For more details on the event “When Law and Order Fluctuates”, including proposed topics, please refer to the attached PDFs.

Community Consultation Meeting

Community Awareness Program

In the Name of Allah, the Benevolent, the Merciful,

Darul Ulum Sydney would like to wish you Eid Mubarrak.

May The Guidance and Blessings of Allah ta’ala Be With You and Your Family. We ask Allah to make these days of rejoicing in the blessings of Allah and turning to Allah through recognition of these blessings. Amen.

Darul Ulum Sydney would like to congratulate the Australian Muslim Community and Muslims around the globe on observing the blessed month of Ramadan. The reward for a single good deed done in Ramadan is equivalent to 70 good deeds in any other month. It’s time to donate generously.

MAY ALLAH SHOWER HIS BLESSINGS, GRANT HIS FORGIVENESS & PROTECT YOU ALL.

Darul Ulum Sydney members were invited by Councillor Khal Asfour, Mayor of Bankstown, and Councillor Brian Robson, Mayor of Canterbury, to the second combined Canterbury and Bankstown Iftar Dinner on Wednesday 2nd JULY, 2014 at the Croatian Club in Punchbowl.

Alhumdulilah the local brothers behind the Darul Ulum Sydney project were out and about in Lakemba on Sunday the 2nd of March, 2014. Sleeves were rolled up as rubbish bags were filled, as we helped do our bit to keep Lakemba tidy.

Clean Up Australia Day takes place each year on the first Sunday in March and is a simple way Australians take action to clean up, fix up and conserve our prized Australian environment.

In 2014 an estimated 572,400 volunteers removed 15,700 tonnes of rubbish at 7,140 sites right across the country.

[Source of Statistics: http://www.cleanupaustraliaday.org.au/ ]

On December 15th, 2013 Daul Ulum Sydney warmly invited the local community to a fundraising dinner in order to raise the outstanding money for three adjacent houses (64, 66, 68 Quigg St, Lakemba). The intention of the Darul Ulum project is to fulfill the many needs of the present and future generation of muslims within Sydney and the wider Australian Community.

Following Maghrib prayer, the program involved a naat and a general introduction to the three properties. Our esteemed local mashaykh, Shaykh Tarek, Shaykh Mohammed Khamis and Shaykh Fadi then encouraged the crowd to give for the sake of Allah. Dinner was served, following an auction that led to alhumdulilah over $270,000 collected.