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Building services for Muslim women
Jeannie Mok.
A biography of Galila Abdel Salam, who established the Islamic Women's Association of Queensland and has done much other work aimed at helping educate, inform and support Muslim women.
Created:
2002
Date Added:
15 March 2006
Source:
Mok, Jeannie. "Galila Abdel Salam" in New Wave: Multicultural Women Volunteers, Brisbane, Young Women’s Christian Association, Brisbane and Multicultural Community Centre, 2002 (pp 38-43)
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pdf (Acrobat Reader);
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1.65 MB
Length:
4 pages
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