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Published by The AGE
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Date Added 23 October 2008 |
Nasya Bahfen October 23, 2008 IN THE aftermath of the US financial crisis, the future is uncertain for Islamic investment in Australia.While the impact of the global credit crisis has had a minor effect on sharia-compliant investments compared with debt-laden conventional bourses, some stocks that dominate Islamic indices have fallen.And the lack of confidence in the banking and finance sector has made Islamic finance providers from the Middle East and South-East Asia hesitant to set up shop Down Under. |
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Published by Sydney Morning Herald
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Date Added 15 October 2008 |
IT HAS become almost a ritual in itself. A religious community proposes building a place of worship or learning, and encounters the wrath of thousands of residents.There are furious mass meetings, petitions, legal challenges and sometimes even violence. On the face of it, Sydney looks like a city riven by ethnic and cultural hostility. |
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Published by The AGE
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Date Added 10 October 2008 |
Alcohol, food and gender relations are the key barriers to social interaction between Muslim and non-Muslim Australians, a study suggests.The findings emerged from a study commissioned by the federal government to develop better community-based integration programs. |
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