Monash Caulfield Islamic Society

Monash Caulfield Islamic Society A place to connect the muslim students of Monash.

Important links & Updates below 👇
https://linktr.ee/monash.mcis?fbclid=PAAaazXqoRhO59FrIxviubeMMxfFII4jRDHjHimIDELRc-pHYlfqV1VmzRZsQ Islamic Society at Monash University at Caulfield Campus provides assistance for students from difference backgrounds to adapt with academic requirements as well as understand and respect the Australian Culture. Islamic Society supports with the member by existing ev

ents such as BBQ, EID activities, Fasting during Ramadan. We also support students with spiritual activities such as Juma Prayer, Ramadan Prayer (Taraweeh Prayers) as well as maintaining prayer rooms for men and women. We are an open society, all Monash students are welcome to join and we provide assistance and services to all our members. Furthermore, we are an independent society functioning under the rules and regulations of MONSU and Monash University and are not affiliated with any external societies. The details for the Friday Prayers conducted are as follows:

Venue: Indoor Basketball Court, Building S, Monash Caulfield Campus

Timings: First Adhan 1:15, Khutba 1:30, Jama'a FINISHES before 2pm. When: Every Friday (in case a Friday falls on a public holiday, the venue for the Friday prayer is the Men's Prayer Room in Building T, Room 1.03)

Join us for an evening of reflection, celebration, and reminiscing as we recognise the dedication, growth, and worship s...
29/05/2026

Join us for an evening of reflection, celebration, and reminiscing as we recognise the dedication, growth, and worship shown throughout these blessed 10 days of Dhul Hijjah. Gather with us over food as we celebrate the journey of the Arafah Ascent Challenge and the effort everyone put in along the way.

đŸ—“ïž Saturday, June 26th
đŸŽŸïž Free!!
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Remember to stay busy in dua and dhikr for the rest of today. Second, it is a highly recommended sunnah to get busy over...
26/05/2026

Remember to stay busy in dua and dhikr for the rest of today. Second, it is a highly recommended sunnah to get busy over the next few days with constant takbir, remembering that Allah is the Greatest. Especially after prayers, as this in this time of the year this deed was especially beloved to the prophet ï·ș.

After Arafah and Eid, hold onto the good habits you have formed over the past 10 days. Take this as a chance to set new standards for yourself.

May Allah privilege us with completing Hajj in the coming year, Eid Mubarak, and May Allah enable us to see these great days return in blessings and goodness.
MCIS x Arafah Ascent Day 10
May Allah reward all those who supported us on this journey.

The Day of Arafah falls on the 9th of Dhul-Hijjah.1. It is the day on which the religion was perfected. (Qur’an 5:3).2. ...
26/05/2026

The Day of Arafah falls on the 9th of Dhul-Hijjah.

1. It is the day on which the religion was perfected. (Qur’an 5:3).

2. Fasting on this day expiates sins for the previous and coming year. (Sahih Muslim 1162b)

3. A’isha reported Allah’s Messenger saying:

“There is no day when Allah sets free more servants from Hell than the Day of ‘Arafah.”
(Sahih Muslim 1348)

What can you do to gain rewards?

- Increase your Ibadah
- Fast
- Increase dhikr & takbir
- Give Saqadah
- Read or listen to the Qur’an
- Perform Hajj and/or Umrah
- Seek Taubah
- Make alot of Dua

MCIS x Arafah Ascent, Day 9
May Allah accept your good deeds and efforts

The Day of Arafah falls on the 9th of Dhul-Hijjah.1. It is the day on which the religion was perfected. (Qur’an 5:3).2. ...
26/05/2026

The Day of Arafah falls on the 9th of Dhul-Hijjah.

1. It is the day on which the religion was perfected. (Qur’an 5:3).

2. Fasting on this day expiates sins for the previous and coming year. (Sahih Muslim 1162b)

3. A’isha reported Allah’s Messenger saying:

“There is no day when Allah sets free more servants from Hell than the Day of ‘Arafah.”
(Sahih Muslim 1348)

What can you do to gain rewards?

- Increase your Ibadah
- Fast
- Increase dhikr & takbir
- Give Saqadah
- Read or listen to the Qur’an
- Perform Hajj and/or Umrah
- Seek Taubah
- Make alots of Dua

MCIS x Arafah Ascent, Day 9
May Allah accept your good deeds and efforts

The day of Arafah is the best day of the year, a day when millions gather upon that mountain to remember their Lord and ...
25/05/2026

The day of Arafah is the best day of the year, a day when millions gather upon that mountain to remember their Lord and ask for His forgiveness. And the Prophet encouraged the one who isn’t physically there to honour this day by fasting instead, hoping it may be an expiation for all of a person’s sins of the year prior. 

It’s a time to spend in long, sincere, and intentional dua. Allah hears all and knows what’s in your hearts. So don’t hold back. There is no limit on how much you can supplicate Allah on this day. Pray to your heart’s desire and spend the day in various acts of worship. 

We ask Allah to make us among those forgiven on the day of Arafah, and may He allow us the opportunity to gather there in the coming year to perform Hajj, the opportunity of a lifetime.


MCIS x Arafah Ascent, Day 8
May Allah accept your good deeds and efforts

The Messenger of Allah (ï·ș) encouraged believers to hold fast to Qiyam al-Lail, describing it as the practice of the righ...
24/05/2026

The Messenger of Allah (ï·ș) encouraged believers to hold fast to Qiyam al-Lail, describing it as the practice of the righteous before them.

The night prayer is a means of drawing closer to Allah, preventing sin, expiating bad deeds, and protecting the body against disease.

During this blessed month of Dhul Hijjah, the significance of the night prayer becomes that much more virtuous, and the nobility of a believer is truly tested and reaffirmed.

It is reported by Abu Huraira RA, “The Messenger of Allah, peace and blessings be upon him, said, “The nobility of a believer is in his prayer at night, and his honor is in his independence from what belongs to people.”

MCIS x Arafah Ascent, Day 7
May Allah accept your good deeds and efforts.

The sacrifice of Udhiyah is more than a tradition. It is an emphasised Sunnah, a legacy of Prophet Ibrahim AS, and an op...
23/05/2026

The sacrifice of Udhiyah is more than a tradition. It is an emphasised Sunnah, a legacy of Prophet Ibrahim AS, and an opportunity to seek closeness to Allah through sincerity, sacrifice, and obedience.

The Prophet ï·ș said that for every hair of the sacrificed animal, there is reward. A reminder that no act done for Allah goes unseen, and no sincere effort goes unrewarded.

The merit of the udhiya in that it extinguishes sins like no other form of charity, hence why it must be observed with only specific animals (cattle) and within a specific timeframe (Morning of 10th Dul Hijja until the sunset of the 13th), and a person needs to learn these rules if they wish to offer a valid udhiya (qurban).

As we move through these blessed days of Dhul Hijjah, may Allah allow us to embody devotion with sincerity, generosity with gratitude, and worship with purpose.


MCIS x Arafah Ascent, Day 6

May Allah accept our good deeds, sacrifices, and duas.

Prophet Muhammad (ï·ș) said:“The most beloved deeds to Allah are those done consistently, even if they are small.” - Sahi...
23/05/2026

Prophet Muhammad (ï·ș) said:
“The most beloved deeds to Allah are those done consistently, even if they are small.”
- Sahih al‑Bukhari 6464

These words remind us that faith is built on steady, sincere devotion, not on overwhelming bursts of effort that fade with time. As we reach the halfway point of these blessed ten days, this is our moment to cultivate habits that are sustainable, heartfelt, and pleasing to Allah.

May Allah elevate our hearts and accept every effort we make in these sacred days.

MCIS x Arafah Ascent, Day 5
May Allah accept your duas and good deeds, Ameen.

22/05/2026

With the semester coming to a close and a still a hundred things pending, it’s predictable to feel burnout.

But how does one deal with feeling overwhelmed?

Come to our workshop today to learn about the power of Tawakkul in navigating burnout and exhaustion.

📍Building K, Room K31
⏰ 5pm
đŸ—“ïž 22nd May, Friday
đŸ„Ą Food will be provided

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