Content Tagged with USA
The Kennesaw State University Department of Architecture, in collaboration with the Ismaili Council for the Southeastern United States, signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) and commemorated the fifth anniversary of The Global Centre for Pluralism in Ottawa, Canada on April 13, 2022.
To prepare all of our students to be future leaders in the knowledge society, the institutions wish to support families in accessing quality ECD, schools and colleges, building 21st century skills and engaging in thoughtful decision-making. See below for resources for all age groups.
A former IBM executive’s new book encourages women to harness their power to propel them to success.
The Ismaili Muslim Students Association (IMSA) at The University of Texas at Austin was presented with the Outstanding Student Organization Award at its annual Tower Awards/ The award, presented in May 2022, recognized its contribution toward civic engagement efforts and inspiring actions in the community.
ITREB USA presents Critical Conversations: “Faith and Science: Exploring Bioethics in Islam”, where we explore the relationship between faith and science through an exploration of the perspectives and principles of Bioethics in Islam. This Critical Conversation features Dr. Bashir Jiwani and Shirin Karsan and is moderated by Khalil Hasham.
How do we process and heal from recent mass shootings and help our loved ones and children in the process?
Let us reflect upon how we can coexist peacefully in a globalized world through the cosmopolitan ethic.
The Jamati Institutions for the USA presents ALIF (American Lived Ismaili Faith) Webinar Series: “Understanding High School Financial Literacy Education” which explores the importance of High School financial literacy, as well as provides an overview of the key concepts that are explored through ALIF. This webinar features Amynah Ali and is moderated by Amar Basaria.
How EPB programs help families increase income and financial stability
President Joe Biden hosted an Eid al-Fitr celebration at the White House on Monday, May 2nd, 2022.
As we reflect on our responsibility as khalifas, we may, at times, feel compressed by the weight of this title. However, let us remind ourselves of the plethora of ways in which we can answer this call.
Faheem Chunara shared a picture of himself on Christmas Day, 2021, in French Guiana on the northeast coast of South America. He and a team of over 200 professionals worldwide prepared for the launch of the James Webb Space Telescope (JWST) – the world’s largest and most complex space science observatory.
This webinar provides insight into substance abuse and addiction through the lens of neuroscience and faith.
The occasion of Navroz rejuvenates the spirit and stirs the emotions of all Muslims around the world. This was especially true for participants and attendees of the Navroz Virtual Art Exhibition, a groundbreaking virtual art exhibition that explored the creative work of artists of the Ismaili community of the Western United States. This event was held year.
Aga Khan Economic Planning Board, USA: Economic Advisory
The U.S. economic fundamentals appear to be strong as COVID-19 restrictions are rapidly being lifted across the nation. However, rising inflation, lingering concerns about the pandemic, and the current conflict in Ukraine are causing substantial volatility and uncertainty. Therefore, it is best to exercise caution and prudence in all investment and financial decisions during this time.
“During a Golden Jubilee speech, Mawlana Hazar Imam said that we are a community that thinks past crises. The Imam has guided us to be anticipatory, not reactionary. He has guided us on every aspect of our lives and how to improve our quality of life,” said President Salima Jaffer of the Ismaili Council for the Southeastern USA.
How might we prepare for al-Akhira or the Hereafter? Perhaps one way is to remember the promise we made to our Lord at the time of creation–that we will remain obedient and worship Allah.
AKEPB USA: Retirement Savings Program 2022 Session Two
Multiple research studies have shown that the pandemic has placed added strain on the already difficult profession for the first responders and the healthcare workforce.
