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Australian Muslim groups are distancing themselves from the latest controversial comments from mufti Sheik Taj Aldin Alhilali.

Australia's mufti said in an interview on Egyptian television that Australian Muslims were more entitled to the country than those with a convict heritage

Kuranda Seyit, executive director of the Forum on Australia's Islamic Relations (FAIR), said the comments were the sheik's extreme personal opinions and did not represent the views of the majority of the Muslim community.

"I would like to reiterate to all Australians, including our people of Anglo-Saxon heritage, that there is no substance to the idea that Muslims have more of a right to Australia than the early settlers," Mr Seyit said in a statement.

"We are all Australian and we should all respect and support one another as Australians."

Mr Seyit said he was saddened the mufti had made more divisive comments and suggested the Lebanese community consider "sending him out to an early pasture".

"We are all just shell-shocked. Muslims just want to get along and be a part of the nation, not as outsiders whom others only see with disdain," he said.

The president of the Muslim Women's National Network of Australia, Aziza Abdel Halim joined the chorus of disapproval.

"Unfortunately, the sheik does not understand Australia's history as many of the early Australians were good and loyal nation builders," Ms Halim said.

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