Attributes of the Prophets صفات الأنبياء Arabic & English Sheikh Bilal Homaysi

صفات الأنبياء - فضيلة الشيخ بلال حميصي

تفسير قوله تعالى فأينما تولوا فثم وجه الله - الشيخ الدكتور سليم علوان الحسيني

http://www.darulfatwa.org.au/ar/category/islamicinfo-ar/zakat-ar/

إخوةَ الإيمان إن تربيةَ الأولاد من أهم الأمور وأَوْكدِها، فالولدُ أمانة عند والديه، وقلبه جوهرة نفيسة خالية عن كل نقش وهو قابل لكل ما نُقش، ومائلٌ إلى كلِّ ما يُمال به إليه، فإن عُوِّدَ الخيرَ وعُلِّمَهُ نشأ عليه وسعِد في الدنيا والآخرة، وشاركه في ثوابه أبواه وكل معلم له ومؤدب، وإن عُوِّدَ الشرَّ وأُهمل إهمالَ البهائم شَقِيَ وهلَك، وكان الوزر في رقبة القيم عليه، وصيانة الأولاد تكون بتأديبهم وتهذيبهم وتعليمهم محاسن الأخلاق وبحفظهم من قرناء السوء، وما أكثرهم هذه الأيام.

الفتوى بغير علم - فضيلة الشيخ إبراهيم الشافعي

The flu season is upon us and public health experts begin to urge us to get vaccinated against the flu... But with the coughing, fevers and aches come all the alarmist articles and blog posts on unreliable, misinformative websites questioning the flu vaccine’s safety and effectiveness. So, what are the facts? Is the flu shot the best defense mechanism against the flu virus? Find all the answers on this episode of Community Connect with Nadia as she speaks with the CEO of the Immunisation Coalition - Kim Samson.

2017 - 05 - 11

What's it like having a parent locked on the other side? To have them imprisoned? For many children, it is devastating and gut wrenching. It's estimated that in NSW alone there are up to 14,500 children with a parent or parents in jail. Join Nadia today on Community Connect as she speaks with the CEO of Shine for Kids, Gloria Larman about the terrible impacts that having a parent in prison can have.

2017 - 05 - 01

Do you text and drive?

How about update your Facebook status while you drive?

Apply that snap chat filter to your face as you drive?

Sadly, most of us do it without realising it could cost us our LIFE and the LIVES of other people. Chris Althaus the CEO of the Australian Mobile Telecommunications Association will explain the dangers associated with incorrectly using a handheld mobile phone, how we're allowed to use the phone in the car, who is allowed to use it and the penalties that apply.

2017 - 04 - 27

NSW Multicultural Health Communication Service (MHCS) celebrated its 20 years #MHCSturns20 of working towards better health through better communication for multicultural communities. 2MFM was honoured to attend the event at NSW State Library to acknowledge many of the contributions and achievements of MHCS. 2MFM is pleased to continue working with MHCS in the dissemination of essential health messages and in helping to bridge gaps between different culturally and linguistically diverse communities in Australia.

In the picture: Nadia Zahr - 2MFM Program Presenter/Producer, Mr Peter Todaro - Marketing Director, NSW MHCS, Michael Camit - Marketing and Communication Manager of NSW MHCS.

2017 - 05 - 18

YouTube - https://youtu.be/Mg_mxjwv1BY

English Translation below

Berikut wawancara Lea dengan beberapa wanita dari komunitas Indonesia di Sydney pada peringatan Hari Perempuan Sedunia yang diadakan oleh Muslim women Welfare of Australia.

Below is the interview with some Indonesian women at the commemoration of International Women's Day held by Muslim Women Welfare of Australia.

Lea: Dear listeners, here we have with us Nia Doner and Andi from the Indonesian Health Committee attending the commemoration held by the Muslim Women’s Welfare of Australia, good afternoon Nia Doner.

Nia: Thank you for inviting us to attend the commemoration of International Women’s Day.

Lea: Nia Doner, in the event of Muslim Women’s Welfare of Australia to commemorate the International Women’s Day, what is the meaning of ‘Be Bold For Change’ to you?

Nia: The change I would like to do from this event is to be brave, show that we have Islam as our Religion and as women we do not have to be worried and have fear to not to show the world of being a Muslim. Our background is Indonesian who live in Australia. So do not worry and be out there to show that we are Indonesian women, we have pride and fear no more of what others think.

Lea: And for Andi, what is the meaning of ‘Be Bold For Change’ to you?

Andi: As I am working in the Health Committee, I urge people not to be scared to live a healthy life of the Australian and Indonesian lifestyle. To have a healthy child as an Indonesian woman, a housewife and mother, we do not have to be worried to adopt the healthy lifestyle of Australia.

Lea: Dear listeners, I also have Elita from Pimia with us. Elita what is the meaning of ‘Be Bold For Change’ to you?

Elita: ‘Be Bold For Change.’ Many of us as a woman, we wait until the opportunity comes to us. However, this is now a time for us to move on and be brave to do something. For example, when I am with the some Indonesians in the Muslim community, I have the intention to spread the information of the activities of the Indonesian Muslim Community here.

Lea: From each VIP that gave the speech today, which speech that really touch you the most?

Elita: What impressed the most is the speech about the mother. Our life, our success is from the support of our own mother.

Lea: Nia Doner, what can you tell us?

Nia: I was impressed by the speech about Ummi. That is also part of ‘Be Bold For Change.’ Where the child would appreciate the mother. It shook my heart to see a child who really loves her mom.

Lea: What about you Andi?

Andi: I saw from the speaker from the Immigration Department, Family and Community Services, who looked like they all support this event. And it looks like this event is not an ordinary event, it is really something that makes us proud as a Muslim woman of Australia.

Lea: Thank you for your time talking with Warna Warni Indonesia.

Thank you so much Lea and good afternoon.