Dr. Kurban Madhani’s Presentation on Central Asian Jamat

Arif Ali, Chicago, December 26, 2016: Following is a presentation on the history and community of the Ismailis of Central Asia.

Few of the friends and family of Dr. Kurban Madhani got together to organize and listen to his popular presentation online. The recording was eventually produced, and is now being made available for the first time via Ismailimail.

The three-part presentation traces the history of the civilization, religions, and the people who preserved their faith and devotion for hundreds of years.

Watch in sequence, with full screen and HD.

Part 1

Part 2

Part 3

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