The Association of Hazara's in Victoria
Home Andisha Dari School Women Driving Education program Arman monthly About Contact Search Arman Monthly First published in October 2002 Arman Monthly was the longest running Afghan printed media in Australia before ceasing publication in July 2019. It was printed on the first Monday of each month with a readership base of several thousands. For …
Tameem Moslih (Hekmat Herawi) To the informed observer, the proliferation of Associations within the Afghan Australian community in the last decade or so stands out as an achievement of sorts. Across the main states in Australia, there are numerous Associations. Some of these include the following: Hazara Association in Victoria, Nawaei Farhang, Afghan Australian Association …
By Hamed Saberi Australia is a society of peoples from a rich diversity of cultural, ethnic, linguistic and religious backgrounds. Most Australians today are immigrants or the descendants of immigrants who arrived over the last two centuries from more than 200 countries and settled on the land belonging to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders who …
By Tameem Hekmat Herawi Moslih Afghanistan is a land inhabited by numerous peoples from diverse ethnic backgrounds. The tapestry of this multi-ethnic land includes Uzbek, Pashtun, Hazara, Tajiks, Baluch, and various other groups. At an ideological level, the people of Afghanistan overwhelmingly share a single religion, namely Islam in its Sunni and Shia variations. There …
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By Hamed Saberi FROM 21–27 May 2018, thousands of events will be held across Australia to say thank you to the 6 million Australians who volunteer their time. National Volunteer Week is an annual celebration to acknowledge the generous contribution of our nation’s volunteers. This year the National Volunteer Week theme is “Give a little. …