Literature
- Bob Shaw, “An imam ‘as imams should be, but rarely are’ ” in The Evening Post (16 December 1999), page. 5.
- “NZ Muslims threatened over Gulf crisis” in The New Zealand Herald (22 August 1990), page.1.
- “Peacelink” (October 1990), page. 1.
- Charles Mabbett, “Fasting and Feasting” in City Voice (2 March 1995), page.4.
- Drury, Abdullah, Islam in New Zealand: The First Mosque (Christchurch, 2007) ISBN 978-0-473-12249-2
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