In this instrumental collage, Wu Man showcases the classical martial style of pipa music while…
Author: Sujjawal Ahmad, Msc
Titled “Lakha Khan: Keeper of India’s Songbook,” episode 2 follows Sindhi Sarangi master Lakha Khan in his Rajasthani home performing songs and instrumentals that speak to the worldly and sacred nature of his music, including Sufi kalaams, and folk songs.
Around the world, people are talking about recovery from the pandemic. How do we push beyond recovery to repair major fault lines and build an equitable future for all?
About Dr Habiba Thawer Dr. Habiba Thawer is a duly qualified registered physiotherapist and rehabilitation…
Cimone (@imcimone), a Canadian-born artist, delivers a lush, bold, and spiritual sound with a strikingly…
12 July 2021 Mawlana Hazar Imam and Prince Rahim were received at the Hotel de…
Salim Merchant and Sulaiman Merchant bring to you ‘Aaj Raaj Mubarak’ on the pious occasion…
“Canada shares the values that the Aga Khan promotes – compassion, pluralism, human rights, and respect for diversity. We recognize the important role that these values play in building the diverse, generous, and prosperous country that we call home.”
“It was not project for me. It was more of a spiritual journey for everyone…
The Ismaili presents “My Imam, My Iman,” a specially commissioned song for the occasion of…
To coincide with the celebrations of Imamat Day this year, The Ismaili Sounds present a…
Established in 1993, the Institute for Educational Development (IED), is an academic entity of the…
“I am deeply honoured and excited to be confirmed as the new CEO of the Aga Khan Museum, the only Museum in North America with a mandate to foster pluralism and bridge cultures through and in dialogue with the Arts of the Muslim world,” says Ulrike Al-Khamis.
Dr Saida Rasul is a Senior Lecturer, Section of Dentistry, Department of Surgery at the Aga Khan University. She is a volunteer to the Aga Khan University where she has applied her professional expertise to help set up two preventive dental programs as part of the hospital systems operating in East Africa and in Pakistan.
Ali Jan S. Damani, through his tireless efforts of transliterating an unpublished Ginān text into English, has made a pioneering contribution to the field of scholarly attention given to Ismaili Ginans.