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Friday, August 15, 2025
Volume 16 . Issue 72
In a world rife with various perceptions and impressions about Islam – the Islam Open Day Exhibition organised in the heart of Auckland city sought to bring the message of peace and brotherhood to all. The exhibition being held at Aotea Square drew a crowd in thousands from all faiths and walks of life.
The two-day exhibition part of Islam Awareness Week organised by FIANZ (Federation of Islamic Association of New Zealand) showcased different aspects of the Islam religion and promoted a fun, family friendly environment right in the heart of the city.
The exhibition opened for public view on 12 & 13th September 2015, from 10 am to 4 pm in the evening. A number of stalls were put up to exhibit the different books and writings on Islam “The Holy Quran” in different languages, poster stories of the history of Islam, the key message of the religion and other Islamic artefacts. The visitors interacted with the volunteers to get more knowledge about the religion, and shared views about different faiths and their ideas.
The purpose of the fair was to shed light on Muslim beliefs and values, while also providing an atmosphere where people of all ages and backgrounds can attend and enjoy the festivities of the day.
Henna stalls, Arabian food stalls, face painting, women’s ethnic wear and children’s playing corner were also part of the fair. A mini model of the ‘Holy Kaaba’, 5 large pillars showing the 5 main principles of Islam along with a life size model of a camel were on display at the venue.
In a world rife with various perceptions and impressions about Islam – the Islam Open Day Exhibition organised in the heart of Auckland city sought to bring the message of peace and brotherhood to all. The exhibition being held at Aotea Square drew a crowd in thousands from all faiths and walks of...
In a world rife with various perceptions and impressions about Islam – the Islam Open Day Exhibition organised in the heart of Auckland city sought to bring the message of peace and brotherhood to all. The exhibition being held at Aotea Square drew a crowd in thousands from all faiths and walks of life.
The two-day exhibition part of Islam Awareness Week organised by FIANZ (Federation of Islamic Association of New Zealand) showcased different aspects of the Islam religion and promoted a fun, family friendly environment right in the heart of the city.
The exhibition opened for public view on 12 & 13th September 2015, from 10 am to 4 pm in the evening. A number of stalls were put up to exhibit the different books and writings on Islam “The Holy Quran” in different languages, poster stories of the history of Islam, the key message of the religion and other Islamic artefacts. The visitors interacted with the volunteers to get more knowledge about the religion, and shared views about different faiths and their ideas.
The purpose of the fair was to shed light on Muslim beliefs and values, while also providing an atmosphere where people of all ages and backgrounds can attend and enjoy the festivities of the day.
Henna stalls, Arabian food stalls, face painting, women’s ethnic wear and children’s playing corner were also part of the fair. A mini model of the ‘Holy Kaaba’, 5 large pillars showing the 5 main principles of Islam along with a life size model of a camel were on display at the venue.
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