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Newsletter 2013<br />
<strong>Al</strong> <strong>Amanah</strong> <strong>College</strong><br />
The 23 rd ICPA Ramadan Iftar Dinner 2016<br />
The Islamic Charity Projects Association held its 23 rd Ramadan Dinner on 10 th of June 2016 at <strong>Al</strong>-<strong>Amanah</strong> <strong>College</strong> Grand Hall, hosting over<br />
320 official guests and bolstering honourable community merits.<br />
Twenty three years ago, the inaugural ICPA Ramadan Dinner set the trend. Since then it has continued to raise the bench mark for Ramadan<br />
Dinners (Iftars) in the community, maintaining a top position on many fronts.<br />
Unlike any other in calibre and inclusion, the ICPA Ramadan Dinner remains a platform for unity, rewarding moderation and inspiring dialogue<br />
on social and global affairs.<br />
After delivering his spiritual and moving brief on the blessed month of Ramadan, Darulfatwa Vice Chairman, his eminence, Sheikh Ibrahim<br />
El-Shafie said,<br />
“Darulfatwa Australia reached out to the hundreds of millions of Muslims around the world to further solidify the stand of mainstream moderate<br />
Islam and disintegrate calls of radicalism by minority sects.<br />
“Through its open and inclusive approach, Darulfatwa Australia strengthened its relations with international figures, and affiliated with<br />
Islamic institutions globally, on top of which is <strong>Al</strong> Azhar Ash-Sharif of Egypt”.<br />
His closing was a practical and realistic guide for the future.<br />
“We should put our hands together and work alongside the large Australian community to purify our society of any wrongdoing.<br />
“We need to maintain our strength to safeguard our society from evil and misleading ideologies that will lead to segregation and corruption.<br />
“These words must be reiterated until these meanings become engrained in our hearts and minds, and as such, living a harmonious life on the<br />
basis of strong cohesion with all fellow Australians.”<br />
The unprecedented feature of the event was undoubtedly the recognition of the <strong>Al</strong>-Azhar Ash-Sharif graduates.<br />
For the first time ever and through an arrangement between <strong>Al</strong> <strong>Amanah</strong> <strong>College</strong>, Salamah <strong>College</strong>, Darulfatwa Australia and <strong>Al</strong>-Azhar Ash-<br />
Sharif Egypt, four Australian imams completed a three month course at the world renowned university in Egypt in the moderate teachings of<br />
Islam.<br />
Mr Ayman <strong>Al</strong>wan, <strong>Al</strong> <strong>Amanah</strong> <strong>College</strong> Principal, called on His Excellency General the Hon. NSW Governor, David Hurley, Dr. <strong>Al</strong>-Shelh,<br />
Consul General of Egypt, Yusuf Shawqi, to present the achievement awards to the recipients:<br />
1. Sheikh Haysam Hammoud<br />
2. Sheikh Abdul-Latif Nachar<br />
3. Sheikh Shadi Kasem and<br />
4. Sheikh Amr <strong>Al</strong>-Shelh<br />
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