Farhan Dhalla has touched and impacted the lives of many Olympian and world-class athletes as a physical therapist.
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Aga Khan Museum’s Bollywood Classics film series presents films that influenced the genre as it developed from the 1960s to the present day
The city’s buildings come alive during Doors Open Toronto weekend
From Simurghs to divs to jade parrots, ‘the fables and legends are quite universal,’ says curator
Hong Kong Meets Toronto, a global innovation summit held at Ismaili Centre Toronto
Kenya’s President Uhuru Kenyatta set fire to the world’s biggest ivory bonfire a few days ago
Abida Parveen, the great Sufi singer, maybe the greatest of her generation, is talking to me from Islamabad.
Diwan’s patio at the Aga Khan Museum is ready for summer.
A pioneering artist in a form long dominated by males, Abida Parveen is one of the most prominent and influential Sufi musicians of our time.
“Averting Violent Extremism: Religious Literacy, Pluralism and Community Resilience”
“Averting Violent Extremism: Religious Literacy, Pluralism and Community Resilience”
The Intercultural Dialogue Institute – Ottawa (IDI-Ottawa), the Carleton Centre for the Study of Islam…
The exhibition, developed and produced originally in Qatar by the Museum of Islamic Art, focuses on the real and mythical animals that appear in the legends, tales, and fables of the Islamic world.
Thursday May 12, 2016 @ 8:00 p.m. Wings Pub & Grill 6879 Kingsway Burnaby. A Burnaby Writers’ Society workshop session begins at 7 p.m. followed by the Spoken INK readings at 8 p.m
On April 28, AKFC and the BC Council for International Cooperation launched the 2016 tour of Together: An exhibition on global development.
