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He Told Followers to ‘Take up Arms’. Australia Shelved Laws Targeting Hate Preachers

The sermon followed a wider pro-IS network as police arrested 6 men in mid-September for sharing Islamic State propaganda.

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Abu Ahmad’s sermon has renewed scrutiny of radical preachers months after Australia abandoned proposed laws giving authorities greater scope to target vilification.

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He told followers to ‘take up arms’. Australia shelved laws targeting hate preachers

Abu Ahmad’s sermon has renewed scrutiny of radical preachers months after Australia abandoned proposed laws giving authorities greater scope to target vilification.

·Wellington, New Zealand
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Australian preacher linked to notorious Sydney cleric urges followers to ‘take up arms’

The emergence of a preacher linked to Wissam Haddad, who was associated with Bondi gunman Naveen Akram, will place renewed focus on extremism 10 months after one of Australia’s worst terror attacks.

·North Sydney, Australia
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Sydney Morning Herald broke the news in North Sydney, Australia on Sunday, September 27, 2026.
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