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Islam in Australia
Bilal Cleland.
An excerpt of a history by Bilal Cleland which describes early contacts with and influences of Muslims in northern Australia. A second excerpt outlines the importance of Afghan camel teams in the opening up of the interior.
Created:
2002
Date Added:
22 December 2005
Source:
Cleland, Bilal "Muslims in Australia: A Brief History"
Format:
pdf (Acrobat Reader);
File size:
580 KB
Length:
26 pages
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