1. Teaching and learning: Conduct regular teaching and learning sessions for all level of IPDC volunteers and local communities about Islam as complete code of human life, other faiths, common goods, and Australian cultures and values.
2. Social caring and sharing: Enable community support network by promoting social visits, patient visits, helping each other for child caring, shopping, and community get together.
3. New migrant support: Provide support network for new migrant to help them settle in the community; help them find initial lodgements upon their arrival, house to rent, enrolments of their children in the school etc
4. IPDC women empowerment program: Ensure equal access for women to all IPDC organisational levels (from executive boards to the local units) and all IPDC work programs. Support and rehabilitate the victims of domestic violence and run general awareness campaign about women rights in Islam and in Australia in general.
5. IPDC next generation program: Organise youth camping, sports and other activities to assist Muslim youths (boys and girls) to integrate smoothly with the wider Australian community whilst still maintaining their values and cultural identity.
6. Education and outreach program: Organise educational seminars and conferences about Islamic belief systems and Western values with two primary objectives; enabling Muslims to understand Islam in Australian/Western context at the same time informing the wider communities about the universal messages of Islam.
7. Social welfare program: Create a social welfare fund through collections of obligatory Islamic alms such as Zakat and Fitra and voluntary donations in order to support the needy and disadvantage groups of the communities.
8. Social awareness program: Organise periodic informative sessions in the local communities about health promotion, occupational health and safety, anti-smoking and harm prevention.
9. Community language program: Organise language classes for the community including Bengali, Arabic and English languages so that members can learn and maintain their culture and identity
10. Community services: Provide counselling, information and referral services to the community members particularly on the recent arrival of refugees or humanitarian entrants
11. Citizen awareness program: Organise informative sessions for the communities to help them fulfil their citizen duties such voting in the general elections and take part in Australian Census.
12. Environment awareness program: Create better understanding of environmental impacts of all of our actions especially use of water and waste managements with more recycling efforts through awareness campaigns and participating in clean up Australia day events.
13. Festival and ceremonies: Organise, promote, facilitate, manage and run Islamic ceremonies and festivals.
14. Collaboration and communications: Maintain cooperative and working relationship with Government and non-Government associations and agencies operating in Australia for a two way effective communications for better access to the common goods.

To be better Muslims, better Australians

We believe that the universe around us including ourselves is the creation of the One God, and Muhammad (PBUH) was the last prophet to convey and demonstrate the divine will to mankind, and the ultimate purpose of human life is to be God’s representative on earth. In order to fulfil this divine objective, Islamic Practice and Da’wah Circle (IPDC) aims to help Muslims live in accordance with the teachings of Islam by creating a socio-cultural environment, where Muslims can practice their faith in complete harmony with the aboriginal heritage, democratic spirit and multicultural social fabric of Australia.

Through community oriented affirmative work programmes (such as encouraging family values and creating awareness against domestic violence, advancement of education, promotion of better health and ethical uses of resources and environments, enhancing greater understanding between Muslims and non-Muslim communities), IPDC wants to enable Muslims in Australia to contribute, share and promote an all-inclusive Advance Australia Fair.

Australian Muslims demography suggests that the large segments of the community is in the economically productive stage of their life cycle. In terms of employment and average income, Muslim youths are significantly lagging behind. This poses serious public policy challenges. IPDC wants to contribute to overcome this situation, with an especial emphasis in its work program for Muslim Youths.

1. Da’wah: IPDC shall convey and promote the universal message of Islam for the benefit of all people without discrimination on grounds of gender, sexual orientation, race, colour, nationality, disability, age and political, religious, or other beliefs.
2. Organisation: IPDC shall mobilise all those who agree to share aims, objectives and programmes of the organisation and make them social activists of civic pride through piety and righteousness.
3. Teaching and Learning: IPDC shall provide teaching and learning programmes for the spiritual and moral and ethical development of all its volunteers so that they may become better Muslims, as well as responsible and capable members of society in order to improve community cohesion and play a constructive and positive role in society as a whole.
4. Education and outreach: IPDC shall arrange Islamic and general education for children, youths and adults. It shall also set up educational institutions for the upliftment of the community.
5. Building Next Generation: IPDC shall work to build the next generation of Muslim as pious, ethical, confident, entrepreneur and fully integrated with multicultural Australian society.
6. Social Welfare: IPDC shall engage in providing various services to members of the community in need, irrespective of gender, race, colour or creed. Especial focus will be given to new immigrant through support network.
7. Social Licensing: IPDC shall work to create awareness about the ethical uses of natural resources and environments and promote social businesses, co-operative initiatives and interest free microcredit for young entrepreneurs.
8. Co-operation and Co-ordination with Other Organisations: IPDC shall maintain liaisons and work with other similar or like-minded organisations. The Organisation shall also work with other statutory and non-statutory bodies and organisations concerned with the promotion of the interests of the Muslim and the wider community at large.
9. IPDC Centres and Projects: IPDC shall established at least one multi-cultural, multipurpose IPDC centre with worship facilities to bring communities together to celebrate and share their faiths, rituals and cultures. Through these centres, IPDC will run its education and social welfare program for the communities.