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PUBLIC STATEMENT: ANIC Encourages the Australian Muslim Community to Enrol and Vote in the Upcoming Federal Election on 21 May 2022
04/05/2022
ANIC Encourages the Australian Muslim Community to Enrol and Vote in the Upcoming Federal Election
The Australian National Imams Council (ANIC) strongly encourage eligible Australian Muslims to enrol with the Australian Electoral Commission and exercise their civil right to vote in the upcoming Federal election.
The Federal election will be held on 21 May 2022.
According to the Australian Electoral Commission Website: “It is compulsory by law for all eligible Australian citizens to enrol and vote in federal elections, by-elections and referendums.”
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ANIC is currently the sole national organisation of Imams and Islamic Scholars with broad community representation. This places ANIC in a unique position in representing the wider interests of the Australian Muslim Community.
ANIC members are involved in the day-to-day affairs of the Islamic Community and addressing the affairs and concerns of the community.
This interactive map allows you to search through state by state to find the Imams in your area. Please visit the website pages to find more information and contact information for those Imams. Currently, there are over 200 registered Imams and are active in working with the Muslim Community.
To become a member of ANIC you must be a member of the State Council of Imams.
Please click here to visit our Membership page and find out more information.
Click on your state or territory below to view your local Imams
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The Australian Fatwa Council was established by the Australian National Imams Council as a division which will focus on Fatwas (Islamic Verdicts) on contemporary issues and matters pertaining to Australian Muslims, preserving the Islamic Identity and spiritual guidance. The Fatwa Council is chaired by the Mufti of Australia and qualified Imams in Islamic Jurisprudence from all Australian states.
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Australian Islamic Education Services (AIES) is a not-for-profit organisation and an Australian National Imams Council (ANIC) initiative dedicated to the provision of services in the Islamic education sector Message
Why Australia needs an ANIC system
ANIC was created with many imams having the same goal. To unite the Australia Muslim Community and give it strength. ANIC has over 200 registered Imams.
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ANIC’s main goal to strengthen the Australian Muslim Community by providing various events, workshops, training programmes, interfaith dialogues and many other services.
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At ANIC we aim to provide support and assistance to the Australian Muslim Community. With our vast Imams list, there will be an Imam that will be able to help with any concerns, questions that may arise.
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