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Muslim Community Radio
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Muslim Community Radio episodes
- Episode 5: Beyond the ATAR - HSC Self CareIn episode 5 of Beyond the ATAR, we take a break from the studies to talk about self-care, and how to balance HSC duties with our lifestyles.Jackie from ReachOut and HSC graduate Bahaa share valuable tips regarding work-life balance, managing mental health, and focusing on the bigger picture during this stressful time.Host(s): Deema JalloulAired on: 12/10/2350 min
- Episode 4: Beyond the ATAR - FAQs Of HSCIn episode 4 of Beyond the ATAR, special guest Lubaba from Al Amanah College shares some advice while answering some Frequently Asked Questions about the HSC.Lubaba touched on various topics such as subject selection and scaling, ATAR and course selection, and how parents can effectively support their child through the HSC.Host(s): Deema JalloulAired on: 10/10/2347 min
- Episode 3: Beyond the ATAR - Goal SettingIn episode 3 of Beyond the ATAR, we focus on the importance of having goals, both during and after the HSC.Our HSC student Abir, and HSC graduate Mohamad, provided some helpful encouragement for goal setting and how to be resilient when our initial goals are not achieved.Host(s): Deema JalloulAired on: 5/10/2354 min
- Episode 2: Beyond the ATAR - Study MethodsIn episode 2 of Beyond the ATAR, we get down to business with some tried-and-tested study methods.We sought advice from our guest speaker Alec from ATAR Notes, as well as HSC graduate Iyad, to give us some insight into how to effectively study, as well as emphasise the importance of environment and downtime.Host(s): DeemaAired on: 3/10/2344 min
- Episode 1: Beyond the ATAR - The Journey over the DestinationIn the debut episode of the "Beyond the ATAR" series, we reflect on how much many of us change during our final years at school, and the real significance of the ATAR in retrospect.Interviews with HSC graduate Mohab (retrospective) and HSC student Omar (perspective) revealed different experiences and insights gained from the HSC period.Host(s): DeemaAired on: 28/9/2348 min
- Beyond The ATAR - Promotional AdvertisementTune in for information on study methods, HSC FAQs, and how to cope with burnout.2 min
- Episode 8: Career Catalyst - Marc Dib - Work Logic - Workplace Harassment - (Arabic)التحرش في العمل أمر لا ينبغي السكوت عنه . لذلك عليك إدراك معرفة أنواع التحرش وكيفية التعامل معه ..الأستاذ مارك ديب يخبرنا عن هذا الأمر34 min
- التغذية لمرضى السكري - هبة حسنين وعبيرفي بعض الأحيان قد يكون إكتشاف الأكل المناسب لمرضى السكري أمراً صعباً . فما هو الأكل المناسب .مع عبير نافع وأخصائية التغذية هبة حسنينAM Drive time ببرنامج55 min
- Episode 7: Career Catalyst - Christiana Hey-Nguyen - SafeWork NSW - Workplace HarassmentIn the 7th episode of 'Career Catalyst' where we are joined by the Director of the Respect@Work Taskforce at SafeWork NSW, Christina Hey-Nguyen. In this episode, Christina provides advice on how to identify, prevent and respond to workplace harassment.27 min
- بدر قريش سيدنا محمد الطاهرسيدنا محمد طاهر في وُعُوده وعهوده، في تعاملاته ومعاملاته، في بيعه وشرائه، في حضره وسفره، في زواجاته وتطليقاته، في تفاصيل حياته وعِشْرته، في التعامل مع أصدقائه وقَراباته، ومناوئيه ومحاربيه، في كل مراحل حياته.. طاهر في دعوته وهجرته، في سِلمه وحربه، في كل أحواله وأفعاله وأقواله... يشرفها الحاجة هنادي أن تتحدث عن ذلك18 min
About Muslim Community Radio
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Established in 1995
The Muslim Community Radio is a multicultural and multilingual Islamic radio station. It broadcasts to the Sydney community in general while incorporating elements that target the Islamic community of Sydney. It first transmitted twenty-four hours a day during the month of Ramadan of 1995 and has continued to broadcast during every month of Ramadan and Dhul-hijja (Pilgrimage month). In addition, in 1997 Muslim Community Radio was broadcasting on every Friday of that year until the introduction of the temporary broadcast community license (TBCL). Muslim Community Radio currently broadcasts 24 hours 365 days a year covering all Islamic events. Because Arabic/Lebanese is, according to statistics, the major ethnic language communicated among the Muslims in Sydney, understandably the radio programs are primarily transmitted in the Arabic and English languages with spots of other community languages, evolving in pace with demand.