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Introducing the third episode of Muslim Footprints, where we deepdive into Muslim civilisations through the ages. This week, we welcome Peter Adamson, Professor of Philosophy at LMU in Munich and King’s College London, and the host of the podcast History of Philosophy Without Any Gaps.
Listen to the latest episode of Gems of Wisdom, our new podcast series of speeches by Mawlana Hazar Imam. The first two episodes are available to stream or download now on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and Podbean.
Join us for the end-of-month edition of The Ismaili Update featuring top stories from the month of October. Featuring awards for Mawlana Hazar Imam, AKDN institutions, and Jamati members around the world, news from the Aga Khan Award for Architecture, a new podcast series, and much more!
Mostar’s Center for Peace and Multiethnic Cooperation today honoured Mawlana Hazar Imam with its Peace Connection Award.
Our latest podcast series offers you the chance to reflect on issues of international development, peacebuilding, pluralism, education, culture, faith, and more, through the speeches of Mawlana Hazar Imam.
Barristers and solicitors based in the UK were recently featured on a Pro Bono Recognition List, acknowledging their many hours of voluntary legal support to the Jamat.
Murad Sarkhosh’s journey into the arts had an unconventional beginning. He decided on his dedication to the craft of music at the young age of 14. An everlasting memory began with a deep cut, but that scar isn’t what remained with the artist all these years later.
I started working young, leaving behind my home and everything I knew to move to Toamasina, a coastal town in eastern Madagascar. The town is full of life – markets filled with goods, sandy beaches stretching for miles, and the sea breeze brushing against your skin. It felt like a fresh start, but it wasn’t easy.
After Salima’s mother passed away in 2019, something in her mind changed. “I was at home, doing nothing. I didn’t want to go back to my previous job,” she recalls. Salima came across a mentorship opportunity, which aligned with her desire to serve the Jamat. She was excited to take it on, but didn’t expect her life to change the way it did.
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In the latest episode of Muslim Footprints, we explore how objects serve as powerful symbols of devotion and community, and how their historical and cultural contexts shape their meaning over time.
A passion for her craft combined with her faith inspired in Natasha Baig a strong desire to become the best artist she can be. But her greatest achievement might also be her biggest challenge.