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• 1 June 2009 - Attacks on Overseas Students Condemned
• 1 June 2009 - Australian Muslims Urge Asylum for Uyghurs
• 23 April 2009 - Asylum seekers boat tragedy
• 9 February 2009 - Prayers for bushfire victims
• 30 January 2009 - We are One
• 23 January 2009 - Misguided views on the position of women in Islam
• 21 January 2009 - A new era with President Barack Hussein Obama
• 16 January 2009 - Hijab - A religious obligation
• 11 January 2009 - AFIC Executive Committee urges asylum for Uyghurs
• 11 January 2009 - Muslims demand action
• 5 January 2009 - Condemnation of Muted Response

The President of the Australian Federation of Islamic Councils (AFIC), Mr Ikebal Adam Patel said in a statement that Muslim Australians condemned bombings in the Indonesian capital which has taken the lives of some innocent persons as well as injuring others. He extended sympathies to the families of the deceased victims.

Mr Patel added that ordinary Muslims all over the world condemned such acts of violence and do not regard such acts

as legitimate cause for those seeking justice and freedom. He said that Muslims should not feel helpless in any situations

and that they should adopt peaceful and rational means to address any issues of concern. “Attacks against innocent

persons is abhorrent to Islam and those who engage in this behaviour stand condemned,” adding that people of goodwill

and faith must double their efforts and resources to fight against such acts of barbarism and inhumanity.

Mr Patel urged the Australian Government to do all in its power to assist all the victims of this tragedy and the

Indonesian Government to bring the perpetrators of this heinous crime to justice.