Islamic Society UniSA

Islamic Society UniSA is a not-for-profit volunteer initiative. Grown from just a few members, it has flourished into a modern community upholding the high moral and spiritual values of Islam.

About us

Islamic Society UniSA is a not-for-profit volunteer initiative. Founded only one year after the establishment of UniSA, it currently operates under USASA (registered). Grown from just a few members, it has flourished into a modern community upholding the high moral and spiritual values of Islam.

We look after the various needs of Muslim students and staff on campus. As a religious society with a sizeable on-campus fraternity, we are entrusted by UniSA with excellent facilities (such as prayer rooms) to cater to our needs. The facilities encourage scores of Muslims to be more involved, active and receptive to Islam. Each campus has dedicated male and female prayer rooms.

We also take responsibility for holding religious events and activities that serve Muslims as well as non-Muslims while observing Islamic values and culture. The association aims to help Australian and international Muslim staff and students to connect with God and the community.

ISUniSA also promotes inter-faith understanding between the people of different faiths and belief systems in academic esteem. Please browse the menu items to find exciting and valuable information as the first step. For any further question, comment or a suggestion, please email contact@isunisa.com.au.

The benefits of becoming a member include (but are not limited to) staying up to date with Muslims-related news, issues and events at UniSA. Members can reach out to the community for various needs (e.g. accommodation, study help, sale/purchase, etc.) through our social media. Members can join committee discussions and take up a volunteer role while contributing to decision making. Our Rules of Governance are accessible from the menu.

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  • 2016 AGM

    Islamic Society UniSA - 2016 Annual General Meeting

  • 2018 AGM

    Islamic Society UniSA - 2018 Annual General Meeting

  • 2019 AGM

    Islamic Society UniSA - 2019 Annual General Meeting

  • 2020 AGM

    Islamic Society UniSA - 2020 Annual General Meeting

  • 2021 AGM

    Islamic Society UniSA - 2021 Annual General Meeting

  • 2022 AGM

    Islamic Society UniSA - 2022 Annual General Meeting

  • 2023 AGM

    Islamic Society UniSA - 2023 Annual General Meeting

  • 2024 AGM

    Islamic Society UniSA - 2024 Annual General Meeting

  • Rules of Governance

    Rules of Governance - Islamic Society UniSA

The University of South Australia Student Association acknowledges the Kaurna, Boandik and Barngarla First Nations People as the traditional custodians of the unceded lands now home to the University of South Australia’s campuses in Adelaide, Mount Gambier and Whyalla. We respectfully acknowledge their Ancestors and Elders, past, present and emerging. We also acknowledge the Traditional Custodians and their Ancestors of the lands and waters across Australia. It was and always will be Aboriginal land.

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