Intensive Dates:

• Saturday 5 Sep (Oakville)
• Saturday 17 Oct (Oakville)
• Saturday 21 Nov (Oakville)
• Saturday 28 Nov (Bandusia)
• Saturday 5 Dec (Oakville)

10am to 4:30pm each day including morning tea and lunch

Address:

• Oakville: 34 Glenidol Rd, Oakville NSW
• Bandusia: 1056 Upper Macdonald Rd, St Albans NSW

Course Fee:

• Standard fee: $650
• Early Bird fee: $550 (5 available)

Payment:

• $100 deposit to secure spot (non-refundable)
• Remaining amount collected at future date, with flexible payment plans if required

Shaykh Anthony Andrist

Brother Anthony has studied Islamic sciences abroad under some of the most prominent Maliki scholars of our time. He pursued Islamic knowledge in Mauritania and studied with Murabit al Hajj bin Fahfou as his head teacher along with Murabit Muhammad Al-Amin bin al-Shaykh, Murabit Ahmed Fal bin Ahmedna, Shaykh Abdullah bin Ahmedna, Shaykh Al-Sharif Muhammad Zain bin Al-Qasim, and Shaykh Saleck bin Sidine among others. May Allah have mercy on them all. He is currently studying the Mukhtasar Khalil with Sheikh Zohair Qazzan of Algeria.

He currently teaches Maliki texts privately in Sydney. In Australia, his passion for beekeeping led him to complete the Pests and Diseases of the Honey Bee course with the NSW DPI and the Natural Beekeeping course with Tim Malfroy. He has written about and taught courses in natural and responsible beekeeping. In 2009, he completed his Permaculture Design Course with the late Bill Mollison and Geoff Lawton of the Permaculture Research Institute (PRI), and also completed an internship at PRI. He continues to practice and teach permaculture. His work includes permaculture projects across Sydney and collaborations with Penny Pyett, the leading director of the Permaculture Sydney Institute in St Albans, NSW. He holds a Masters of Research in Anthropology from Macquarie University (2018), focusing on the abolition movement in Mauritania. He is passionate about finding solutions to modern challenges through the integration of traditional knowledge and sustainable practices that make a positive impact on both the community and environment.

Penny Pyett

Penny Pyett is leading director at Permaculture Sydney Institute (PSI) and is a leader in the world of Permaculture. She is passionate about Permaculture and enabling people to lead more self-reliant, sustainable and productive, happy lives. She has a long track record and excellent reputation.

PSI engages only experienced, professional and accredited educators and specialists in their field and is committed to high standards of training and outcomes.

Can I participate in this program if I am only available for some of the dates?

Unfortunately, this program is only for those who can be available and commit to all intensive dates. Please note that refunds may not be provided if you do not attend one or more intensive dates.

How many participants will be allowed in the cohort?

A maximum of 20 participants will be allowed.

Is the intensive located in Oakville or Bandusia?

All intensives will take place on at Oakville (34 Glenidol Road, Oakville, NSW) except for the fourth intensive which is schedule to happen at Bandusia (1056 Upper Macdonald Rd, Upper Macdonald NSW (St Albans)).