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Mosques and Muslim Settlement in Australia
Gary D. Bouma.
An excerpt from this 1994 book published by the Bureau of Immigration and Population Research, in which the author examines the relationship between Muslim Australians and other Australians and looks into the future of Islam in this country.
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