Muslims Like Us is a fascinating two-part series, which explores what it means to be Muslim in modern Australia. Muslims make up less than three per cent of the Australian population, yet they are a religious minority under siege. Sensational headlines fuel a growing mistrust of Muslims, which many politicians are quick to exploit. Now, in an affluent suburb on Sydney's lower north shore – home to former Prime Minister Tony Abbott, and the heart of his electorate – ten Muslims from across the country will live together under one roof for eight days, exploring what it means to follow Islam in a climate of suspicion and escalating fear.
Curriculum Links:
Muslims Like Us can be linked to the following subject areas within the Australian National Curriculum:
- The Discipline-based learning Domain of English
- The Discipline-based learning Domain of History
It can also be linked to the General Capabilities of:
- Ethical Understanding
- Intercultural Understanding
In addition, Muslims Like Us can be used a supplementary text when teaching the following senior school subject areas:
- Religion
- Ethics
- Psychology
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