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Echoes of the Call to Prayer in Sydney's Historic Grounds

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Echoes of the Call to Prayer in Sydney's Historic Grounds

SYDNEY: Australia's historic cricket ground, the Sydney Cricket Stadium, is buzzing for the first time.

During the Eid-ul-Fitr party at Sydney Cricket Ground, prayers were offered in congregation by giving Adhan during Maghrib prayers. Former captain Waqar Younis's brother Kamil Khan, who is an entrepreneur and runs a cricket academy, hosted the Eid-ul-Fitr party at the historic ground. The event was also attended by many celebrities including former Pakistan Waqar Younis and Australian fast bowler Brett Lee. 

Sydney Cricket Stadium

Pakistani High Commissioner Zahid Hafeez Chaudhry also shared some pictures on social media:

He said that the echo of the call to prayer at the Sydney Cricket Ground is a real blend of different cultures, beliefs and races in Australia. Earlier in the month of Ramadan, the England Cricket Board had organized an Iftar for the first time with the Muslim community at Tupper Lord's Cricket Ground. The call to prayer of Maghrib was given at the invitation of Iftar which was also listened to with devotion and respect by the non-Muslim guests and cricketers present at the ceremony.







Echoes of the Call to Prayer in Sydney's Historic Grounds is an authoritative text on this ancient on Eid milan party tradition that serves as a reference guide and source for many contemporary Anglican Mosque including those under covenant with their local Muslim Community of Australia Muslim Community Association. The author makes no attempt whatsoever – whether explicitly or implicitly–to hide her contemptuous attitude toward these "Muslims Holy Book" practices:



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