The city of Mahdiyya, founded by the Fatimid-Caliph Imam al-Mahdi, was inaugurated on February 20, 921.
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Poetry has always been central to the spiritual life of Islam, particularly among the Sufis and other esoteric traditions of the faith.
A magnificent scholarly achievement, The Study Quran offers an eminently readable, thought-provoking and nuanced understanding of Islam’s sacred text…
Zainub Verjee will be delivering a talk on the feasibility of Public Art Gallery in the Town of Huntsville this week
Aleena Ismail, a Chicago Northside College Prep junior, are among 25 teens around the world selected by the New York Times to join its Spring Student Council.
This historical account details Lady Pasha Haroon’s relationship with Lady Ali Shah, the mother of Imam Sultan Mohammed Shah…
Wladimir Ivanow was a noted Russian scholar who worked for a half a century on Ismaili studies in Iran and India.
Most women who are expecting a baby have a lot of questions about their pregnancy and their health care.
Before tonight’s Council meeting, a young chess champion and Santa Monica resident met with Mayor Tony Vazquez.
The Fatimid Caliph-Imam al-Hakim bi Amr Allah was succeeded to the Imamat by his sixteen-year old son, al-Zahir li-I’zaz Din Allah, on February 13, 1021
Discussion on provenance behind the seven known Fatimid rock crystal ewers from Egypt.
“The Aga Khan University is leading efforts to monitor nutrition and micronutrient deficiencies in Pakistan and the region, including Afghanistan.”
Khaki Khurasani, Imamquli, Isma‘ili poet and preacher of 17th-century Persia was born in Dizbad
The mosque and the early Qur’an schools were the first Muslim educational institutions.
Join Mawenzi House publishers (Toronto, Canada) as they launch in Vancouver their new publication The Relevance of Islamic Identity in Canada: Culture, Politics and Self.