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Kuraby Mosque after the fire
Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC).
Link to the transcript of an ABC interview with Mohammad Abdalla, in which he outlines the role in educating the community about Islam that the Kuraby Mosque has taken on since it was rebuilt, after an arson attack in 2001.
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2005
Date Added:
09 February 2006
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