Being a Muslim woman in Australia can come with assumptions and stereotypes. They can range from faith, to the hijab (headscarf), to identity.
Source: ABC
In the grip of a deadly second wave of COVID-19, religious charities and faith-based organizations are among the many civil society groups that have stepped up to mobilize COVID relief efforts.
Source: Religion News
A candlelight vigil was organised in Melbourne by the Indian community to show solidarity with their homeland which is battling widespread coronavirus infection.
Source: SBS
One day during the second century BC, a scribe dipped a pen in ink and started writing pages and pages of Hebrew on leather parchment.
Source: ABC
As the world marks Earth Day on April 22, on Soul Search we're revisiting a conversation with Professor Stephanie Kaza.
Source: ABC
I found out I was pregnant the day before I had my exam on the laws of kosher. I was ecstatic. I loved the symmetry of going through the trials of motherhood together with my rabbinic exams.
Source: The Age
A recent survey found almost 70% of Australians believed in or were open to the existence of the soul — meaning they believe we are more than the stuff out of which our bodies are made.
Source: The Conversation
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