The wait is over. Welcome to the first edition of Minaret Media, a new voice for our community, with powerful stories, bold ideas and something for everyone.
An estimated 400 people packed Bankstown’s Bryan Brown Theatre for Maide-i Qur’an 2026, as three world-renowned Qaris delivered captivating recitations before continuing on to Melbourne.
The man who raped a four-year-old girl could be paroled in six years. Minaret Media says that when it comes to sentencing, the Australian justice system is failing children.
Three milestones in two months - a new regional mega-mosque, a foothold in Adelaide's CBD and a VCAT win in Melbourne. The LMA's national footprint is growing fast, and this is just the beginning.
Padel has taken Sydney's Muslim community by storm - especially among the brothers. We look at how this fast-growing sport became the new favourite on and off the court.
Found guilty of 114 charges, Manchester City face sanctions that could include relegation. As the league leaders appeal, fans from the UK to western Sydney are asking: was the glory ever real?
Born and raised in Latin America, Sebastian Guzman spent his teenage years making choices he's not proud of. But in 2014, everything changed when he discovered Islam - and life, as he puts it, has never been better.
From a one-room practice in Merrylands to six offices, businessman and philanthropist Bachir Zreika shares how faith shapes his work and why he is so supportive of new Muslims.
After two years of replacement buses, the Bankstown Metro is almost here. What the new line means for commuters who work in the CBD, Jumu'ah worshippers at Lakemba Mosque and visitors to Ramadan Nights.
In just two years, the Australian Muslim Golf Day has become a community phenomenon. Here's what's in store for this year's "Every Swing Counts" tournament - and the big gala comeback.
Graves at Al Nur Islamic Cemetery in Narellan were deliberately vandalised over the weekend, in what the LMA has condemned as a blatant act of Islamophobia — and not the cemetery's first attack this year.
Daylight saving came into effect in NSW, Victoria and Tasmania on Sunday, 4 October. It's a ritual we repeat every year without much thought, but for Muslims it carries a dimension rarely discussed in the mainstream conversation.