Ahmadiyya Muslim Association South Australia

Ahmadiyya Muslim Association South Australia Official page of Ahmadiyya Muslim Community South Australia, AUS. Muslims For Peace, Loyalty & Humanity. AhmadiyyaSA

Muslims who believe in the Messiah, Hadhrat Mirza Ghulam Ahmad of Qadian. Official Account of Ahmadiyya Muslim Community South Australia, AUS | | | Our motto is 'Love for ALL, Hatred for NONE' | We aim to bring together communities, burn down bridges of hate and build lasting friendships.

12/07/2026
Thank you South Australia Police for joining us at our NAIDOC Week Dinner at Mahmood Mosque.
10/07/2026

Thank you South Australia Police for joining us at our NAIDOC Week Dinner at Mahmood Mosque.

South Australia Police officers from Western District attended a NAIDOC Week celebration at Mahmood Mosque in Beverley this NAIDOC week, recognising this year’s national theme, ‘50 Years of Deadly’.

On Sunday evening, Mahmood Mosque proudly presented the NAIDOC Week Award to Lisa Khan during its NAIDOC Week Dinner, wh...
06/07/2026

On Sunday evening, Mahmood Mosque proudly presented the NAIDOC Week Award to Lisa Khan during its NAIDOC Week Dinner, which brought together hundreds of community members.

Lisa Khan, born 1987, is an artist whose creative journey is deeply rooted in the strength of her two cultures. Her mother is a proud Yankunytjatjara, Antikirinya, and Pitjantjatjara woman, and her father, an Ahmadiyya Muslim from Pakistan. Growing up in Coober Pedy and later living in Alice Springs, the APY Lands, Lisa's path has been one of movement, learning, and connection to Country. Today, she works from her private studio in Adelaide, carrying these experiences into every canvas she creates. Her practice bridges tradition and innovation, weaving cultural memory with contemporary expression. Guided by ancestral knowledge and the strength of living between two worlds, Lisa's art is both a celebration and an offering; honouring her Aboriginal and Muslim heritage while sharing stories of resilience, identity, and belonging. Lisa Khan had three works selected as finalists and exhibited: 2025 National Ramsay Prize, 2023 SALA Prize, 2023 Advertiser Prize. She has also sold paintings internationally, with connections in France, America, Germany and New Zealand.

Thank you for joining us at the NAIDOC Week event at Mahmood Mosque.
06/07/2026

Thank you for joining us at the NAIDOC Week event at Mahmood Mosque.

We extend a warm invitation to join us for our NAIDOC Week Dinner and Community Gathering on 5 July 2026.Event Details:D...
27/06/2026

We extend a warm invitation to join us for our NAIDOC Week Dinner and Community Gathering on 5 July 2026.

Event Details:
Date: Sunday, July 5th, 2026
Time: 5:00pm
Venue: Mahmood Mosque, 6-8 Toogood Avenue, Beverley SA 5009

We request that you kindly RSVP by July 3rd, 2026: [email protected]

By the grace God, Mahmood Mosque hosted a group of Year 12 students yesterday as part of our initiative to promote inter...
12/05/2026

By the grace God, Mahmood Mosque hosted a group of Year 12 students yesterday as part of our initiative to promote interfaith harmony. Any community organisation, school, college, or faith group interested in visiting Adelaide’s largest mosque is encouraged to email [email protected]

Over the last two days, Mahmood Mosque hosted over 300 students and staff as part of our initiative to promote interfait...
08/05/2026

Over the last two days, Mahmood Mosque hosted over 300 students and staff as part of our initiative to promote interfaith harmony. Any community organisation, school, college, or faith group interested in visiting Adelaide’s largest mosque is encouraged to email [email protected]

26/04/2026

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6-8 Toogood Avenue, Beverley
Adelaide, SA
5009

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