Privacy
Written for the person filling in the form, not for a lawyer. If anything here is unclear, email us and we will explain it.
Who holds it
Alfurqan Association Inc. (ABN 64 940 233 117), the incorporated association that runs Alfurqan Institute.
Your details are held by the people who run enrolment at the institute, in one register with one named owner. They are not kept in anyone's personal phone or in a chat group.
What we collect
Only what we need to enrol you and run the class.
Enrolling in an Islamic institute can say something about your religious beliefs. We treat that as sensitive information and take a higher standard of care with it. We hold it to run your class and to tell you about the next term of the course you enrolled in, and you can opt out of those messages by replying to any of them. We never use it for anything else and never hand it to another organisation for its own use.
Two questions people ask about
Each one decides something real about your enrolment, and neither is used for anything else.
Who sees it
Five parties, each for one reason, and a sixth only if you join online.
We never sell your details, never share them with advertisers, and never hand them to another organisation for its own use.
How long
Two rules, one for people who paid and one for people who only registered interest. The person who holds the register goes through it at the end of every term and deletes whatever has passed its date: the row in the register, the copy in the website's storage, and the notification email in our inbox. Deleting a record means all three.
Your rights
Email alfurqaninstitute.vic@gmail.com from the address you enrolled with, and say which of the three you want.
We reply within 24 to 48 hours, and we tell you when the copy has been sent, the correction made or the record deleted. We send a copy only to the email address on the record, so nobody else can ask for your details in your name.
If you ask us to delete a record we have to keep for financial reasons, we will tell you that, and tell you the date it will go.
If you are not happy
Tell us first and we will try to put it right. If you are still not satisfied, the Office of the Australian Information Commissioner at oaic.gov.au explains how privacy complaints work.
This page was last updated on 9 October 2026.