
The Australian Federation of Islamic Councils


Eid Al-Adha is one of the most important days of the Islamic calendar.
On this day we commemorate the acts of obedience and submission performed by Prophet Ibrahim and his family when he was commanded to take Hajar and their son Ismail to an uninhabited, barren, distant land and leave them there alone.
Read moreIn 2017 Muslims Australia (The Australian Federation of Islamic Councils) is celebrating its 53rd anniversary as the national peak Islamic community organisation representing and serving the needs of Australians.
Muslims Australia aims to meet the ongoing needs of the community by:
Muslims Australia will work together with all stakeholders and well-wishers to
- Strive to exceed community expectations by recognising and anticipating pertinent needs
- Meet challenging but achievable societal objectives with well-planned and clearly communicated strategies
- continually improve our standing, through the promotion of creative ideas and the development of targeted innovative products and services
To be an Australian leader in developing, marketing and delivering products and services through innovation and teamwork.
To empower Muslims through its constituent State, Territory Islamic Councils and Societies to achieve their full potential as Australian citizens
The Australian Federation of Islamic Councils (AFIC) condemns the announcement of the Trump Administration overnight to recognise the Holy City of ...
Today we awake to news of a cowardly and murderous attack on worshippers in a Mosque in the Sinai region of Egypt.
The Australian Federation of Islamic Councils (AFIC) condemns in the strongest terms the treatment of Asylum seekers currently on Manus Island.
...The Australian Federation of Islamic Councils (AFIC) today reflects on one of, if not the, worst characteristics of our society today, and that is ...
In 2017 Muslims Australia (The Australian Federation os Islamic Councils) is celebrating it's 53rd anniversary as the national peak Islamic community organisation representing and serving the needs of Australians.
Muslims Australia AFIC is managed by a committee of management commonly known as the Executive Committee. The Executive Committee members of Muslims Australia AFIC, volunteer their services and are not paid by AFIC. The Executive Committee plays an important role in the organisation both as leaders and decision-makers. It is their responsibility to ensure everything the organisation does supports its vision, purpose and aims as outlined in the organisation’s constitution.
Hand in hand towards a brighter Australia