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Eid Mubarak 2026 - 1447 ‫عيد الفطر المبارك‬

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HUMAN APPEAL AUSTRALIA HOSTS

19TH ANNUAL MUSLIM HIGH ACHIEVERS AWARDS ACROSS SIX CITIES

Six outstanding events across six major cities - Human Appeal Australia’s 19th Annual Muslim High Achievement Awards showcased another year of excellence with over 700 registrations across Perth, Canberra, Brisbane, Adelaide, Melbourne and Sydney. Special events, valuable gifts and networking; hundreds of graduates from across the country celebrated their incredible achievements and brilliant efforts across their Year 12 studies – some of whom achieved an astonishing raw ATAR of 99.95. Celebrating hundreds of future doctors, lawyers, engineers, entrepreneurs and innovators; the events this year were filled with undeniable pride, emotion and hope for a brighter future.

PERTH – WA: 43 STUDENTS

The Program began in Perth this year, highlighting the academic excellence of 43 highachieving students. Guests were welcomed by HAA Director of Projects Mr. Issam Chaouk, visiting all the way from Sydney, who was followed by addresses from distinguished speakers including Senator Fatima Payman, who shared her political journey; Mr. Abdullah Khan, CEO of the Australian Islamic College, on the importance of education; and Sarah Boksmati from Ready Resources, who highlighted industry pathways. They were joined in attendance by The Honourable Mayor Theressa Lynes of Gosnells and Australian Federal Police representatives Constable Paul Stewart and Sergeant Raymond Chong, who all commended the students’ achievements and their future roles in the community.

Senator Fatima Payman and Issam Chaouk, HAA Director of Projects with guests

AL WASAT 172 ¿ Shawwal 1447 ¿ March 2026 ‫ هـ ¿ آذار‬1447 ‫ ¿ شوال‬172 ‫الوسط‬

Abdullah Khan, CEO of the Australian Islamic College and Issam Chaouk


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