Conversation on Mediation in the Present Moment 18 June 2020. A conversation on the interdependence…
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Recipient of the Gandhi, King, Ikeda Peace Award, Dr Mohamed Keshavjee will be in conversation…
By Mohamed M Keshavjee Raficq Abdulla’s passing away in London on 19 December 2019 after…
Ismaili Centre London will be hosting a moderated panel discussion to celebrate 150 years of…
Source: Canadian Arbitration and Mediation Journal (A Publication of the ADR Institute of Canada, Inc)…
Understanding Sharia: Islamic Law in a Globalised World (2018) Raficq S. Abdullah and Mohamed M.…
December 21, 2018 by Fakir Hassen A collection of over 3 000 books by leading writers…
Sharia has been a source of misunderstanding and misconception in both the Muslim and non-Muslim worlds.…
First cohort of Darwin Scholars to be chosen to produce the compassionate leaders of tomorrow…
Top Oxford Humanities Student shows the way forward through coaching in a knowledge society. Dr.…
By Russell Harris “Ronald Higgins, a British diplomat of the 1960s, and author of the…
“Diasporic Distractions” launched in North America Raises Issue of Oral History Preservation A new book…
Diasporic Distractions a book of short stories which captures the essence of Asian Diasporic experiences…
New Gujarati Exhibition Opens in London Exhibits from Gandhi’s and Jinnah’s ancestral home spark new…
23rd November 2017: November 2017 sees the 40th anniversary of the formal inauguration of The…
“Memoirs of a Muhindi-Fleeing East Africa for the West” A Journey through time and space…
Well known Malaysian short story writer and novelist, Matthew Thomas, launched Mohamed Keshavjee’s latest book…
Malaysia celebrates UN international Day of non violence “Mediation has to enter its next phase…
The leading literary journal in Malaysia reviews Mohamed M Keshavjee’s new book ‘Diasporic Distractions’. The…
Diasporic Distractions comes out on 7th October with book launches in Kaula Lampur and Penang…
The Ismaili Centre Dubai, in collaboration with The Embassy of Portugal and The Consulate General of Canada observed the holy month of Ramadan
‘Shoeshine, sir?’ asked the young lad with a shoeshine box in his hand, as I peered into the window of a shop in New Delhi’s fashionable Connaught Circus.
JOHANNESBURG: Indian-origin South Africans, some in the seventh generation now, must not abdicate their role…
The event was presented by both University of Texas at Arlington and the Aga Khan Council for the central United States.
South African attorney Mohamed Keshavjee is the latest recipient of the prestigious Gandhi-King-Ikeda Award for Peace
