Our Writers
Muslim Writers Guild of Australia
Anjum H. Qaisrani
Europe, Africa, North America and now in Australia. Anjum is active member of MASQ with various publications, mostly in in the city of Perth.
Aqeel Ibraheem
Aqeel is a professional electrical engineer and editor of an online newspaper. He is currently serving as chairman of MASQ-Aus and head of press + media of Ahmadiyya Muslim Community. Aqeel’s writings have been published in various Australian newspapers, including The Daily Telegraph, Sydney Morning Herald, The Australian, Financial Review, The Age and The Huffington Post.
Ata-ul-Hadi
Hadi holds Diploma in health science degree and is currently in the final year of Bachelors in Life science (Honours) focusing on Anatomy and Developmental biology, Biochemistry and Physiology. Hadi is an aspiring doctor. His interests include Medicine, Human Rights and the fight for universal freedom of conscience.
Foad Munir
Foad is an aspiring electrical engineer currently studying at the University of Melbourne. Always up for an adventure, he is trying to change the world – one word at a time. Writing to solve world’s problem with justice and love for mankind.
Khizar Rana
Khizar is currently studying the Bachelor of Medicine/Bachelor of Surgery degree at the University of Adelaide. Khizar graduated from a school in 2015 with a perfect score of 99.95 and was awarded the Governor’s Commendation Award and the prestigious Way College prize and medal, amongst others. Khizar is an active member of MASQ, and his writings have been published in numerous national newspapers, especially at times when Islam has been under immense scrutiny.
Musleh Chandio
Musleh is currently undertaking 7 years of study (Theology and Modern Languages) at the Ahmadiyya Institute of Islamic Studies in Canada.
Musleh has a passion for service to humanity and has been awarded “Long Tan Youth Leadership and Teamwork Award” from the Australian Defence Force. Musleh has presented Islamic values at many High School leadership summits and conferences. Musleh is an active writer who propagates the true teachings of Islam by answering allegations and misinterpretation of the Holy Quran.
Soofi Hakim
Soofi is an active writer and holds an Advanced Diploma of Homeopathy and is registered with the Australian Register of Homeopaths (AROH). He is a professional member of the Australian Homeopathic Association (AHA). He has extensive experience in the field of homeopathic medicine spanning almost 10 years. Soofi’s writings have been published in some of Australia’s largest newspapers, such as The Australian and HeraldSun.
Syed Tariq Ahmad
Syed Tariq Ahmad, NSW Tariq is an active member of MASQ group with various publications in some of Australia’s famous newspapers, such as Australian Financial Review and The Advertiser. Tariq is currently serving as the National Secretary Faith Outreach / Public Relations (Muhtamim Tabligh) of the Ahmadiyya Muslim Youth Association of Australia (Majlis Khuddamul Ahmadiyya). He graduated with a Bachelors in Financial Administration from the University of New England. He is married with three young boys. His hobbies include all things relating to sports with a strong passion for soccer/football.
Usman Mahmood
Usman is active writer and professional chartered engineer. He is also a part-time lecturer at a university. His letter has been published in major national newspapers such as The Daily Telegraph, The Australian, The Age, The Daily Advertiser and various other regional newspapers across Australia.
Naosheyrvaan Nasir
Naosheyrvaan Nasir is one of the youngest writers’ in MASQ. He is currently in year 11 as of 2017 and was inspired by his year 9 English teacher to take up writing. Since then he has written articles and letters on numerous topics. Naosheyrvaan enjoys playing basketball and reading books. He hopes to find a career in Engineering and IT. Naosheyrvaan currently serves as the National Secretary Publications (Isha’at) for the auxiliary organization of Atfal-ul-Ahmadiyya (Youth Under 15) in Australia.