Professor Charles Correa addresses the audience at a gathering held at the Ismaili Centre, London in his honour. Photo: Al-Nur Sunderji
Dr Farhad Daftary (right) and Dr Derryl MacLean engage in an on-stage conversation as part of the launch of the publication "Fortresses of the Intellect" at the Ismaili Centre, Burnaby. Photo: Sultan Baloo
Mawlana Hazar Imam participates in a panel discussion on Culture in the Post-2015 Sustainable Development Agenda. Photo: AKDN / Katharina Hesse
Mental health is strongly linked to socioeconomic conditions; job security and steady incomes predict good mental health, while unemployment, debt and poor housing are significant contributors to poor mental health. Copyright: TheIsmaili.org
Prince Rahim and Ms Kendra Spears. Photo: Gary Otte

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The Shia Ismaili Muslims are a community of ethnically and culturally diverse peoples living in over 25 countries around the
world, united in their allegiance to His Highness Prince Karim Aga Khan (known to the Ismailis as Mawlana Hazar Imam) as
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From the archive

August 2008

UAE Jamat volunteers in event to raise funds for cancer research

Every year since Dubai held its first Terry Fox Run in 1999, the Jamat in United Arab Emirates has helped with the event’s organisation. The 2008 run set a new benchmark for attendance and fundraising, making a significant contribution to cancer research and raising awareness about the disease.

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Yawm-e Ali

Calligraphic rendering of “Ali”. Copyright: The Institute of Ismaili Studies

This week, Ismailis and other Muslims mark Yawm‐e Ali, which commemorates the birthday of Hazrat Ali. The cousin and son-in-law of Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him and his family), Hazrat Ali is recognised as the most important spiritual and intellectual authority in Islam after the Holy Prophet, who, in accordance with the Shia tradition of Islam, designated him under Divine Command, as the first in the line of hereditary Imams from the Prophet’s own progeny.

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Looking to the past to guide the future

During the annual flagship concert of the Ismaili Community Ensemble, Riaz Rhemtulla and Scheherazaad Cooper bring the shadow landers to life through Kathak and Odissi dance forms. Photo: Naveed Osman

The lyrics, movement and music that reverberated throughout the auditorium of the Britten Theatre at The Royal College of Music, captured the imaginations of hundreds in the audience. In their annual flagship performance, the Ismaili Community Ensemble demonstrated that historical literature represents an important expression of thought, culture and civilisation.

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Social activist from Chitral galvanises youth around the world

Hina Hazrat speaks at the Leading Change event organised by The Youth Republic. Photo: Courtesy of the Ismaili Pakistan

Hina Hazrat is enabling young people around the world to turn their ideas into action. Last year, her digital youth network, which enables young people to put their social action ideas to work, find partners for their projects and collectively work for a better world, received recognition at the World Summit Youth Awards.

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Jamat and AKDN team up in response to flooding in Mozambique

Governor of Gaza Province, Raimundo Diomba, receives a donation of food and cooking utensils for flood victims in Chibuto District, delivered by representatives of the AKDN and the Ismaili community. Photo: Courtesy of AKDN Mozambique

When heavy January rains caused massive flooding in south and central Mozambique, the Ismaili community and the institutions of the Ismaili Imamat quickly mobilized a response. A donation of food, medicine, tools, and supplies was assembled to help the Government of Mozambique support victims, volunteers and military forces who were providing assistance on the ground.

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Photographs

The Ismaili Jamatkhana Lahore symbolises centuries of the community’s presence in the region.

The Ismaili Jamatkhana Lahore symbolises centuries of the community’s presence in the region.

Galleries

Commemorative plate presented in its box.

Commemorative plate presented in its box.

Videos

Golden Jubilee Games in Nairobi — Day 7: Celebrating the Games.

 
 
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