The Australian Muslim Review
Mirela Cufurovic, with Nabiha, Amra Pajalic, Natalia Figueroa Barroso, Danielle Binks, Bethany Keats, Victor Guan Yi Zhou, Amar SultanAustralia’s first digital literary space dedicated to the review of books written by Australian Muslim authors.
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| Issues | 17 | Founded | 8 months ago | Last Issue | 7 days ago |
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Zohra Aly on building a mosque and finding peace within community
Zohra Aly’s 2019 essay Of Mosques and Men is a mini-memoir about the early days of building Imam Hasan Centre, an Islamic prayer centre in Annangrove, New South Wales. Aly is a pharmacist and writer whose work has been featured in various p...
Michael Mohammed Ahmad writes forty years later
WARNING! This review contains descriptions of sexual abuse.
A nice review of Michael Mohammed Ahmad’s Bugger (2026) in The Conversation did light-handedly note the novel could be ‘self-conscious’ and ‘too stylised’ at times, while The Othe...
Jumaana Abdu explores the intersection of language, cultural identity and community
In her debut novel, Translations, Jumaana Abdu crafts a story of deep emotional intensity, spun with an eloquent blend of lyrical and anatomical prose that depicts the power of language, the anguish that follows loss, and the importance of...
Beyond Noise: Festival Reflections
In today’s political climate and the corresponding media landscape, Muslim voices often feel unheard. More dangerously, they feel overwritten — the words we wish to say overruled by what others believe should be said. The narrative is prede...
Beyond Noise: An Editorial Introduction
On June 17, 2026, Pauline Hanson made some noise. In her first formal address at the National Press Club in Canberra, she told Australians that Australia cannot be a multicultural society; ‘we must be monocultural’. Her argument for a monoc...
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The writers behind this newsletter.
Mirela Cufurovic is a writer and historian. When she is not teaching history, she can be found lost between the pages of a book or writing away on her notepad with a large pot of coffee by her side.
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I’m Amra Pajalić, a writer and educator. I write about midlife, creativity, and what it takes to keep going. Paid subscribers get my memoir course Write the Memoir You’ve Been Avoiding—for writers ready to stop circling and start writing.
Charrúa born on Dharug Ngura. Hailstones Fell without Rain is my debut novel. Author, art-ivist, aspiring athlete.
Author • Agent • Creative-Writing Teacher • https://linktr.ee/DanielleBinks
Writer, gothicist and historian. Annual Ramadan Reads of Pakistani novels in memory of Sabeeh Qayyum.
Victor Guan Yi Zhou
Reader, writer and legal researcher✨
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