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Episodes 5 and 6 of Muslim Footprints are about The Ismailis, featuring Dr Farhad Daftary, Director Emeritus of the Institute of Ismaili Studies.
Nine Emmy Awards, Murrow Awards and an all around successful career, Farrah Fazal has developed a highly decorated repertoire. However, at the core of it all, lies her exceptional talent of advocating for the voiceless and delivering their authentic stories to the rest of the world.
Major Abdulla Jaffer Lakhpati was one of the founding members of the uniformed Ismaili Volunteers when it was established in 1919. A dedicated murid—and a talented artist and poet—he was an inspiring example of the committed service offered by volunteers to the Jamat, the Imamat, and to wider society in the 20th century.
With excitement and anticipation, the Faanoos will today begin its journey around the world in the lead up to the 2025 Global Encounters Festival.
This end-of-month edition of The Ismaili Update features the top stories from the month of November. Join hosts Sitara and Farida for highlights from the Earthshot Prize, Paris Peace Forum, COP29 and more!
The Global Encounters Festival 2025 is launching GE Challenges—a unique set of opportunities for the Global Jamat to come together and make meaningful lifestyle changes.
Prince Rahim attended the 10th Global Forum of the United Nations Alliance of Civilizations (UNAOC) this week, alongside heads of state, government officials, religious leaders and civil society representatives.
What began as an interest in journalism eventually shifted from laptops and keypads to a video camera. Amil Shivji, based in Tanzania, shares the journey that led to him being a filmmaker.
The Holy Qur'an has been a source of inspiration for Shia Muslims through the ages, proffering religious direction and ethical principles. Alongside the teachings of the Imams, it serves as a source of wisdom, spiritual growth, and social justice.
From the start of her career Anisa never followed a typical trajectory. Though she graduated from Canada’s National Ballet School, she took many by surprise by pivoting to a different path. Since then, Anisa has worn many hats in the artistic world.
The latest episode of Muslim Footprints is all about Al Maqrizi, the most influential pre modern historian of Egypt and a major source of Fatimid history.
In a globalised world, one of the major challenges is that diverse peoples, cultures, and religions are increasingly in contact with one another, which, at times, leads to conflict and even violence. What's the best way to address this challenge?