Dina Abdel-mageed

When Abeer Fathi’s husband, Abubakr Ali, accepted a position as a doctor in Bourke, 800km northwest of Sydney, she said she didn’t hesitate to join him.

Despite appreciating the opportunities she has had in Australia, papyri researcher and restorer, Arzak Mohamed, says she will eventually return to Egypt to share her knowledge with university students there.

Despite appreciating the opportunities she has had in Australia, papyri researcher and restorer, Arzak Mohamed, says she will eventually return to Egypt to share her knowledge with university students there.

Recent convert to Islam, Eliane Beveridge, says she’s still adjusting to Ramadan especially the rule around not drinking water during daylight hours.

Palestinians looking to leave Gaza are paying thousands of dollars in ‘coordination’ fees to a private company to pass through the Rafah crossing. While some members of the El-Sakka family have found safety in Australia, the rising costs have left others stranded.

Once the scene of widescale protests led by far-right elements, a mosque in regional Victoria will soon open its doors, in what some say came after the community ‘stood up’.

Dr Mohammad Haskali has come a long way from a childhood spent fleeing persecution in his homeland and being imprisoned in Pakistan when he was four.

Former featherweight boxing champion and cancer survivor Bilal ‘Billy’ Dib has written a children’s book challenging societal norms about the way men and boys express their feelings.

Nayran Tabie provides free hospitality training to refugees at her Melbourne cafe, a project she started after fleeing Syria more than a decade ago, and as she looks to be reunited with her three sons.

What happens when Arab-Australian young people fall in love but carry the weight of cultural and family expectations? In this episode of Youth Matters, Arab-Australian youth share their stories of navigating relationships in a world where family values, religion, and tradition often collide with…