Welcome to Taha Humanity Association of Victoria (TAHA)
Founded in 2011, Taha Humanity Association of Victoria (TAHA) is a registered non-profit organization serving the Shia Ithna Asheri Muslim community of Melbourne, Australia. Since our inception, we have been dedicated to fostering a space for worship, education, cultural celebration, and community support.
Over the years, through unwavering dedication and hard work, TAHA has successfully achieved one of its most significant milestones: acquiring a dedicated place of worship, learning, and remembrance. This sacred space serves as a center for spiritual growth, educational enrichment, cultural preservation, and provides a place of comfort during times of loss with a mortuary to wash and honor our loved ones with love and respect.
Today, TAHA proudly serves a diverse community of over 700-800 members from Afghanistan, Iran, Iraq, India, Pakistan, Saudi Arabia, and other countries. Our mission is to continue providing religious services, educational programs, and cultural events that strengthen our bonds and enrich the lives of our community members.
We encourage you to discover the range of services, events, and opportunities offered by TAHA, as we work to foster a strong sense of community, support, and faith for everyone.
16 Rajab 1446AH
Friday 17th January 2025
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| Fajr | 4:41 AM |
| Sunrise | 6:16 AM |
| Duhr | 1:30 PM |
| Sunset | 8:43 PM |
| Maghrib | 9:01 PM |
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Rapid antigen tests
Rapid antigen tests are quick and highly accurate. Most people should take a rapid antigen test as their first option, particularly if you have symptoms or you are a contact of someone who has COVID-19.
- If you have symptoms or you are a household or household-like contact who must get tested, and you can’t access a rapid antigen test, you can get a PCR test.
- You can use a rapid antigen test if you want to quickly check if you may have COVID-19, for example, before attending a crowded event, social gathering or visiting vulnerable people.
- Rapid antigen tests may be used as part of an established surveillance program such as one organised by your school or your employer.
Rapid antigen test availability
- You will be able to purchase a test kit from supermarkets, pharmacies or online from selected suppliers.
- The Victorian Government is also in the process of purchasing additional rapid antigen tests which will be made available free of charge in coming weeks.
- Eligible Commonwealth concession card holders can access free rapid antigen tests through the concessional access
There are different types of rapid antigen tests. Follow the instructions in your kit, as they may differ between tests.
You can also follow this guide on how to use a nasal rapid antigen test.
Taha Friday Prayer Bus Service for Pickup and Drop-off.
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Weekend Classes
Knowledge is better than wealth because it protects you, while you have to protect wealth
-IMAM Ali IBN ABI TALIB (AS)
Arabic Classes on Weekday Tuesday & Wednesday from 6pm until 8:30pm:
We have about 10 teachers and they all have vast experience in Arabic Language
Register online fee $30