Ramadan
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Albanese confronted by protesters at Lakemba Mosque
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese and Home Affairs Minister Tony Burke were attending prayers at the mosque to mark the end of Ramadan.
- Mostafa Rachwani
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- Opinion
- Pauline Hanson
Pauline Hanson claims Lakemba is unwelcoming. Tell that to a million people about to visit
If Hanson feels unwelcome in Lakemba, perhaps that’s her problem, not ours.
- Mostafa Rachwani
A beginner’s guide to fasting (and feasting) during Ramadan
Everything you need to know about what is – and isn’t – on the menu during Islam’s holy month.
- Dani Valent
- Opinion
- Religion
Ramadan is a time to find peace and solace. For Naureen it has been so much more this year
Ramadan is a time for Muslims to reflect. When it coincides with personal grief, it can also become a channel for healing.
- Naureen Choudhry
‘Christchurch again please’: Vile online threat to second Sydney mosque
NSW Police are investigating and community leaders are calling for “stronger laws to criminalise anti-Muslim hate” after the comment was posted to a Lakemba Mosque TikTok video.
- Sally Rawsthorne
- Recipe collection
- Seasonal produce
Effortless iftar: Mix-and-match recipes for Ramadan’s evening feast
From pre-dawn suhoor to the sunset iftar, Ramadan is a time for sharing. These versatile, mix-and-match recipes are crafted for the nightly feast.
From stretchy knafeh to top-value biryani: Where to eat during Ramadan in Sydney
With feasts spanning Sydney from Liverpool to Surry Hills, try these delicious events and specials during Ramadan this year.
- Isabel Cant
The not-so-modest rise of the Ramadan dress
Inspired by the market for luxury fashion in the Middle East, Australian designers are extending their ranges with floor-length gowns and high necklines.
- Damien Woolnough
A million people visited Lakemba’s night markets this year. There’s a big shake-up coming
The local council has made four changes to the annual event, including cutting back on hours.
- Anthony Segaert
Populate and perish
As a model, think of Kosciuszko National Park as the world, and the horses as humans. For the horses to continue to survive, the park has to be destroyed.