Ismaili Centres Archive
The Diamond Jubilee Passport provided Jamati members with a means to celebrate, reflect, and recognize volunteers for their service.
The Diamond Jubilee Opening Ceremonies were awaited with anticipation in a symphony of our ongoing wonderful history.
In mid-August (to be precise, on August 18, 2017), ITREB Bangladesh arranged a Talim Camp. The students of Religious Education Centre (from ECD to Secondary) gathered with teachers and volunteers for a day-long Talim Camp.
Dhaka, Bangladesh – Aga Khan Foundation, an agency of the Aga Khan Development Network (AKDN), hosted a celebration of International Nurses Day 2017 to honour nurses in Bangladesh for the critical contributions they make to the health and wellbeing of citizens.
Communal festivals are usually a time of traditional rituals, as well as the sights, sounds and colors that signify happiness and rejoicing. In the vein of anticipation and celebration, the Ismaili Centre Dubai hosted Rang-e-Henna, for the UAE Jamat on 9 July, 2017 in the Social Hall.
It was a day of memories as the Southeast Jamat celebrated the Diamond Jubilee in Atlanta.
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Tens of thousands of Ismailis gathered at central locations in their respective cities across Canada....
An audience of about 150 guests gathered at the Ismaili Centre Burnaby to hear renowned Canadian-Ismaili author M.G. Vassanji speak on the evening of Thursday July 15.
To promote the awareness of Ismaili heritage structures in Mumbai, some of which are centuries old, and to help the youth understand the historical significance behind these monuments, the National Communications team conducted its first ever Heritage Walk for youth aged 18 - 35.
Many events are organized at the Jamatkhana that aspire to stimulate the intellect, encourage dialogue, and celebrate cultural diversity in the greater Dallas area.
This year, on the 11 July 2017, the Ismaili Community around the world marked the Diamond Jubilee, and the 60th anniversary of Mawlana Hazar Imam’s ascension to the Imamat.
Project Lehar enables adolescent girls from disadvantaged communities in the Phulwarisharif and Danapur blocks of urban Patna to pursue either scholastic or vocational skills training. The scholastic support being provided in centres established by AKF aims to build the girls’ learning levels so that they can either re-join formal schooling or prepare for their Class 10 Board examinations through the National Institute of Open Schooling (NIOS).
Celebrating Diamond Jubilee through dance.
President Rasul will share his reflections on the significance of Jubilees and discuss the innovative and important work being done at the Aga Khan University on Monday July 31st, 2017 at Ismaili Centre Toronto.
This event will be webcast at The.Ismaili/live and is expected to begin at 8:30 PM EST.
On Sunday 9th July 2017 the Ismaili National Council for the United Kingdom hosted a reception for Mayor Sylvester Turner, the Mayor of Houston and members of the Houston Trade and Investment mission to the UK and Germany.
Ali volunteered during the Diamond Jubilee celebrations. He shares what it means to celebrate this Jubilee after the loss of his father and how he knows his father would be proud of him.
