Opened in 2009, the Ismaili Centre, Dushanbe is the first such Centre in Central Asia…
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The Aga Khan Program for Islamic Architecture (AKPIA) at Harvard University, holds regular forums on…
During Fatimid rule, royal patronage, religious tolerance and commercial prosperity promoted the establishment and growth…
Amal Sachedina, the 2014/15 Aga Khan Visiting Professor (VP) in Islamic Humanities at Brown University…
For the last few weeks as Salim & Sulaiman’s North American Tour performance enthralled many…
Former CBC correspondent Mellissa Fung shares her perspective on the top priorities for investing in…
The Fatimid dynasty that ruled Egypt from 969 to 1171, famously intensified and perfected the…
Last night at the Ismaili Centre, Burnaby the Right Honourable Kim Campbell shared her thoughts…
AKDN Statement at the “Heart of Asia” Ministerial Conference on Afghanistan in Beijing, China Delivered…
In a series of conversations held by Ismailimail during the inauguration of the Aga Khan…
In 2010 Baig became the first person to scale the 6,000-metre Chashkin Sar peak in…
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In 2012 and 2013, as many as 410 women from Darwaz, Afghanistan, learned various house-keeping…
Inspired by several events this weekend, Ismailimail brings to our readers a special series on…
The fourth Aga Khan, now 77, was a young prince when he entered Harvard University.…
The Aga Khan Academy were the overall winners with 392.50 points winning 18 gold, 14…
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