Excerpts from Prince Sadruddin’s address delivered to the Ismaili Muslim community on Wednesday, 22 January 1975 in Vancouver, British Columbia.
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In partnership with the Consulate General of Turkey in Toronto, Office of Culture and Information Affairs, the Aga Khan Museum to co-present an evening of Turkish music and dance.
About 7 years ago, French Minister Frédéric Mitterrand paid an elaborate tribute to the Aga Khan family highlighting the contributions of Prince Sadruddin and the Noorani family.
Sustaining Tradition or Embracing Change? Prisse d’Avennes and the Strategies of Visualizing Islamic Architecture of Cairo in French Books
Aga Khan Ensemble performed at the 10th Anniversary ZEE Jaipur Literature Festival with support from the Aga Khan Foundation
Inspired by the values of the Jubilee Games, this year’s ESF theme is Meet, Compete & Unite bringing together the…
Following the historic agreement signed in Geneva on April 14, 1988 between Afghanistan and Pakistan, on May 11, the U.N. Secretary General appointed Prince Sadruddin Aga Khan to the position of Co-ordinator for United Nations Humanitarian and Economic Assistance Programmes relating to Afghanistan.
“This was my first-ever external Middle School MUN (MSMUN) conference – and it was a great experience”
The exhibition marks the fourth year of partnership between Art Dubai, The Aga Khan Museum, the Consulate General of Canada in Dubai and the Ismaili Centre Dubai.
In parallel with English and French editions of the biography of Prince Sadruddin Aga Khan made available in the UK and Switzerland, an eBook version is now available worldwide
Music video for the track ‘I Wanna Fly’ Ft. Junaid Alam is here. Junaid Alam is a young Ismaili talent from Gilgit-Baltistan.
Between 13 – 16 April, more than 700 Ismaili athletes will compete in 19 sports, and will be cheered on by hundreds of fans travelling to Mombasa…
“Mending Kids’ Hearts” at AKU’s Golf Tournament in Karachi.
Legendary Ismaili polo player and community leader of Gilgit-Baltistant, Shah Gul Aziz breathed his last after living a life full of adventure, leadership and glory.
