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Amar Singh calls it "the birthday gift I can't use". Last month, his wife gave him a vintage Jawa motorcycle for his 38th birthday. Despite his love of motorbikes, Singh is not able to take his present for a ride on the road.

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Source: The Age

Every morning at the Chacha Nehru School, 10-year-old Mahanand recites verses from the Quran to a roomful of his fellow students.

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Source: Religion News

For people of faith, religious buildings are tangible places in which to contemplate a transcendent being. Ursula de Jong examines how universal ideas of divinity, togetherness and worship are expressed in historic and contemporary architecture.

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Source: Architechture AU

For four years now, Hana Assafiri OAM has helped bridge a culture gap with the 'Speed Date A Muslim' program, which brings people together and fosters a better understanding of Islam.

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Source: 10 Play

Religious schools should be required to admit a certain percentage of teachers and students from other religions so children can learn about other faiths, the peak body representing Hindus has told the Morrison government.

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Source: Sydney Morning Herald

Held on the grounds of the Baha’i Lotus Temple, a symposium organized by the country’s Baha’i community brought together about 80 people, including religious leaders, students, scholars, and others.

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Source: Baha'i World News Service

The Faith Communities Council of Victoria, in association with the Interfaith Network of the City of Greater Dandenong and The City of Greater Dandenong, would like to invite you to the 2019 Victorian Interfaith Networks Conference on Sunday, November 17th 2019 @ Springvale City Hall. To register for the event go to vinc.eventbrite.com.au and click on the green Register button. The conference is also an opportunity for the Interfaith Network of the City of Greater Dandenong to celebrate and mark 30 years of interfaith engagement within the local community and beyond.

There's something strikingly simple in the response of Ekteena, an 11-year-old Muslim-Australian girl, to meeting a Jewish-Australian peer.

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Source: ABC