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Muslims and friends celebrate Eid al-Fitr

Crowds leave mosque after Eid al-Fitr prayer in Lakemba in western Sydney
Đám đông rời khỏi đền thờ sau buổi cầu nguyện sáng ngày Lễ Xả chay ở Lakemba, Sydney Source: Getty Images

A senior Muslim figure has spoken out about the rise of far-right political groups in Australia, as thousands of Muslims gathered to celebrate the end of Ramadan.


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A senior Muslim figure has spoken out about the rise of far-right political groups in Australia, as thousands of Muslims gathered to celebrate the end of Ramadan.


Politicians also condemned bigotry and hatred as they joined Australian Muslims marking Eid al-Fitr, a religious holiday celebrated by more than 1.6 billion Muslims worldwide.


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