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serving our community with compassion and support at every step of life’s journey.
and the most hated of places to
Allah are the markets.” (Muslim)
The mosques are only maintained by those who have faith in Allah and the Last Day,
establish prayer and give charity.” (9:18) Source: Sunan al-Tirmidhī
serving our community with compassion and support at every step of life’s journey.
to those who take the mosques as their homes, and safe passage over the bridge of
Hell unto the pleasure of Allah Almighty.” Shu’ab al-Imān
serving our community with compassion and support at every step of life’s journey.
to those who take the mosques as their homes, and safe passage over the bridge of
Hell unto the pleasure of Allah Almighty.” Shu’ab al-Imān
serving our community with compassion and support at every step of life’s journey.
to those who take the mosques as their homes, and safe passage over the bridge of
Hell unto the pleasure of Allah Almighty.” Shu’ab al-Imān
serving our community with compassion and support at every step of life’s journey.
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Who We Are
ISOMER, established in 1986, serves Melbourne’s South Eastern Muslim community without regard to ethnic background. Our vision is to nurture a strong Muslim community that promotes Islamic understanding, embraces cultural diversity, and fosters harmony in Melbourne’s South Eastern Region. As challenges facing Australian Muslims increase, ISOMER provides a sanctuary for Islamic practice and knowledge, welcoming all who seek to strengthen their faith and understanding.
Prayer Times
Welcome to the Isomer
ISOMER was formed by a small group of families to cater for the Muslim community in Melbourne’s South Eastern region, irrespective of their ethnic origin. After extensive fundraising efforts and donations mainly from Saudi Arabia, South Africa and the community, ISOMER was able to purchase the Lysterfield property and build the mosque. The mosque was opened in 1986 and has since been the foundation of the community.
In 1992, we were awarded a government grant that enabled us to build the ISOMER Retirement Home (IRH), which commenced operations in 1994.
OUR HISTORY
“A Pillar of Every Muslim’s Journey”
Knowledge guides our path and enriches our faith, forming a crucial part of our spiritual growth
“The Path of Ihsan”
Inspired by the example of our Messenger ﷺ, we strive for spiritual excellence in every aspect of our lives.
“Unity in Faith”
Islam is a faith of togetherness—we pray, fast, and support each other as one strong community.
“Serving Others, Fulfilling Our Duty”
Service to others is a core duty in Islam, following the noble example set by our Prophet ﷺ.
Support uswe need your help.
Mosque
Expenses
Feed Hungry
May Allah bless you! Thank you. Those who (in charity) spend of their goods by night and by day, in secret and in public, have their reward with their Lord
Services
Our mosque embraces everyone, regardless of culture or religious background, creating an inclusive and welcoming environment.
A central space for our community to gather, share, and strengthen our bonds through various events and activities.
We provide dignified Janaza services, supporting families in honoring their loved ones according to Islamic traditions.
ISOMER SUNDAY SCHOOL
ISOMER SUNDAY SCHOOL welcomes all regardless of culture and/or religious background. The school provides a unique supportive English language environment that will foster sound Islamic knowledge, values and behaviour in accordance to the Holy Qur’an and the example of Prophet Muhammad (SAW)
- Classes run every Sunday from 10am – 1pm at the Lysterfield Masjid (1273 Wellington Rd Lysterfield) from 5-15 year old students in accordance to the School term dates.
- Curriculum: Quran studies, Islamic Studies and Arabic
- Term Fees: $25 per Term
School Calendar
First day
Late registration
Last day
Fall Semester
9.3.2021
9.10.2021
12.7.2021
Spring Semester
1.7.2022
1.14.2022
4.28.2022
Diverse
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Community with over 62 different nationalities represented.
Growing
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Over 1,200 men and women attend the weekly Jumma prayer service.
Young
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60 percent of our community is under the age of 34.
