Mandaean Australians are Australians ofMandaean descent or Mandaeans who haveAustralian citizenship. Most Mandaeans in Australia live inGreater Western Sydney.

As of 2023, Australia has the largest Mandaean population in the world, followed bySweden (which has the largest Mandaean population in Europe) and theUnited States.^[1]

TheSydney metropolitan area in Australia has the largest Mandaean diaspora community in the world.^[2] The community is centered inGreater Western Sydney suburbs such asFairfield,Liverpool,^[3] andPenrith.^[4] In Liverpool, the mainmandi (Beth Manda) isGanzibra Dakhil Mandi.^[5] The Sabian Mandaean Association of Australia has purchased land by the banks of theNepean River atWallacia, New South Wales, whereWallacia Mandi is currently being built.^[6] Another mandi in Greater Sydney isYahya Yuhana Mandi (or Mandi Yehya Youhanna), located inPrestons.^[7]

InWestern Sydney, Mandaeans mainly performmasbuta (baptisms) at Lighthorse Park in Liverpool,Yahya Yuhana Mandi, andWallacia Mandi.^[8]

TheSabian Mandaean Association in Australia is the largest Mandaean association in Australia.^[9] Religious affairs are managed by the Mandaean Synod of Australia.^[10]

• Salah Choheili (born 1952 in Iran), the currentRishama and head priest ofGanzibra Dakhil Mandi inLiverpool, New South Wales^[11]
• Brikha Nasoraia (born 1964 in Iraq),Rishama, professor, and President of the International Mandaean Nasoraean Supreme Council and Nasoraean Mandaean Association^[12]
• Khaldoon Majid Abdullah (born 1963 in Iraq), the head priest ofMandi Yehya Youhanna inPrestons, New South Wales
• Majid Fandi Al-Mubaraki, a Mandaean living in Australia who has digitised many Mandaean texts usingtypesettedMandaic script^[13]
• Yuhana Nashmi, artist, photographer, writer, and archivist^[14]
• Peyam Jizan (born 1978 in Iran), a tarmida in Sydney^[15][16]
• Sahi Bashikh, a tarmida in Sydney
• Thamir Shamkhi, a tarmida in Sydney
• Asaad Othmani, a tarmida in Sydney
• Waleed Khashan (born 1963 in Iran; Persian: Waleed Ebadeh Farzadeh; Arabic: Waleed Abdul Razzaq), a tarmida in Sydney^[17][18]
• Carlos Gelbert (born 1948 inBasra, Iraq), a writer, novelist, and translator in Sydney

• Iraqi Australians
• Iranian Australians
• Assyrian Australians
• Mandaean Americans
• Mandaeans in Sweden
• Mandaeans in Iraq (Arabic Wikipedia)

• Sabian Mandaean Association in AustraliaArchived 27 October 2023 at theWayback Machine
• Mandaean Synod of Australia
• Australian Association for Mandaean Studies
• Mandaean Youth Australia

• Mandaean diaspora in Australia
• Iraqi diaspora in Australia
• Iranian diaspora in Australia

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