The Ismailia Youth Services have provided a magnificent example which I hope will be followed, not only by my Jamat in Pakistan, but also by my Jamat in other parts of the world. I have been most impressed during this short visit, not only with the excellent maintenance of the buildings, but even more so with the appearance of all the ...
It is through the creation of such a new elite, inspired by, and widely read in everything related to our heritage, that there must come about a revival in Muslim thought. The whole approach to education, without becoming archaic, should begin now to re-introduce, as widely as possible, the work and thought of our great Muslim writers and philosophers. Thus, from ...
Support not only from the citizens of Pakistan because this is a Foundation and therefore it is entitled to call up on the philanthropists and every citizen of the country but also the support of these graduating students. I hope in the years ahead, as you progress, start earning and start developing your own lines and your own interest, you will ...
His Highness the Aga Khan flew back to Karachi from Bangladesh where he said in a speech "Pakistan must take a giant step ..." His Highness the Aga Khan IV SOURCESAs above from ismaili.net. POSSIBLY RELATED READINGS (GENERATED AUTOMATICALLY) ...
[IPS'] origin everywhere has stemmed from my concern substantiated by research, that in Africa and Asia, it is fundamental that industrialisation should be stimulated and that the industrial base should not only increase in volume of business, but in the number of entrepreneurs actively involved.... It was not so much a question of a shortage of capital as a shortage of ...
His Highness the Aga Khan IV was interviewed by a Morning News reporter at Chittagong. SOURCESismaili.net POSSIBLY RELATED READINGS (GENERATED AUTOMATICALLY) ...
Of the 150 crore rupees of exports contributed by East Pakistan in 1968-1969, no less than 98% came from jute and jute products. At the same time, this industry was employing 175,000 men and when you consider that the average size of a family is five or six, this means that between three-quarters and a million people depend for their livelihood ...
Mr. President, I want to say how overjoyed I am by the news you have given to us tonight that one of the principal roads in your new capital of Islamabad is to be named after my grandfather. I know how proud He himself would have been to have known that his work for Islam in this sub-continent should be thus ...
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January 16, 1970 (Rawalpindi): Banquet in honour the President of Pakistan.January 18, 1970 (Islamabad): Dinner Hosted by the Commander-in-Chief of the Pakistan Air Force.January 18, 1970 (Khyber Pass): At the foothill of Khyber Pass, replying to an welcome address by Mr. Wali Khan Kulki Khel on behalf of the Tribal Maliks and elders at Jamrub, His Highness the Aga Khan said ...
I have related this tale before, and if I repeat it today it is because I know of no other anecdote which more aptly illustrates [His Highness'] wisdom and judgement. -- Michael Curtis, Personal Aide to His Highness the Aga Khan Reported by: Michael Curtis, Personal Aide to His Highness the Aga Khan It was 12 years ago, Dar es Salaam ...
[Google translation] [A] question I posed to a Christian philosopher: technology, according to you, it does not compete with God? With advances in science, people who were dying, they prolonged twenty years. Contraception prevents planned for unborn human beings come into the world. We transplant hearts, we add the kidneys, livers. Man competes with God? No. There is no limit to ...
February 22 1969 (Mumbai): Donation Ceremony of the of the Aga Khan Palace at Poona to the Mahatma Gandhi Memorial Fund through the Government of India.February 23 1969 (Mumbai?): Reception hosted by the Maharashtra College of Science.February 24 1969 (New Delhi): Dinner hosted by the Prime Minister of India.February 25 1969 (New Delhi): Dinner hosted by the President of India. SOURCESAs ...
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Material progress apart, I do not think it should ever be assumed that only the smaller, poorer nations are faced by apparently insoluble problems. Western Europe and North America possess much that can be envied. They also face social and moral conflicts which are far more daunting than known in Asia or Africa.... The pressure of an acquisitive society has made ...
At the Rotary Club dinner, His Highness the Aga Khan delivered speech on "Certain Aspects of Development in the Newly Independent Nations". SOURCESismaili.net POSSIBLY RELATED READINGS (GENERATED AUTOMATICALLY) ...
November 5, 1967 (Bhavnagar, ...): Visited Bhavnagar, Malia Hatina, Ahmedabad, Sidhpur, New Delhi, Nagpur, Yeotmal and Hyderabad.November 8, 1967 (Mumbai): Ismaili General Hospital Nursing Home Foundation Stone Ceremony.November 10, 1967 (Andheri): Jamatkhana Opening Ceremony.November 15, 1967 (New Delhi): Dinner hosted by the Government.November 16, 1967 (New Delhi): Luncheon hosted by the President of India.November 17, 1967 (New Delhi): Hosted banquet in ...
[Google translation] One last question: how do you see the future? The future of the Third World? [Google translation] With optimism. In twenty years, no country is bound water. It will reduce the level of the sea. There will be far fewer medical problems: we will track it will cure all these diseases are still rampant. I trust in progress. We ...
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[Industrial Promotion Services (IPS)] has taken more of my personal time and thought than practically every other business activity connected with developing countries. the heart of the matter is the idea which lies behind the whole concept of IPS the idea of partnership in progress. IPS [Industrial Promotion Services] has taken more of my personal time and thought than practically every ...
What I wanted to do was to avoid turning [the Costa Smeralda development] into a business prospect, where one got everything out of it possible. I wanted to try to contain the development to make something really attractive, as far as one's own judgement can do that, and avoid having the place completely swamped. We are trying here to stay in ...
[The trend of rich nations becoming richer and the poor becoming poorer] can, however, be slowed down, if not reversed, given two important conditions. The first is a decision by the rich nations, taken through policy or morality, to devote a larger proportion of their savings to helping the poor nations. The second is the creation of an educational, political and ...
And finally we would like to give you an opportunity to give special message to all youths in Tanzania. Specially those who are getting on with life in say schools or universities. You can tell them anything at all ... Well, thank you very much. I have spoken to the students at the schools which we run here, Aga Khan Schools ...
October 20, 1966 (Arusha, Tanzania): Tanzania Litho extensions Opening Ceremony.October 20, 1966 (Moshi, Tanzania): Visited the Aga Khan Secondary School and Aga Khan Hospital.October 22-24, 1966 (Mombasa, Kenya): Reception hosted by Mayor John Mambo. October 22-24, 1966 (Mombasa, Kenya): Visited I.P.S. shirt and sock factory, Aga Khan Secondary School and Aga Khan Hospital. October 25-29, 1966 (Dar es Salaam, Tanzania): Addressed ...
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A Paris daily published an interview with Prince Karim Aga Khan in which he explained his role as Imam. SOURCESismaili.net POSSIBLY RELATED READINGS (GENERATED AUTOMATICALLY) ...
At Leopoldville, attended the foundation stone ceremony of I.P.S. (Congo) performed by by President Mobutu. His Highness the Aga Khan IV SOURCESismaili.net POSSIBLY RELATED READINGS (GENERATED AUTOMATICALLY) ...
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For the future, have you made any basic decisions where Ismaili communities should develop? There are only a certain number of areas in the world where a Muslim group can live with its own traditions. In Western Europe our habits are either misunderstood or totally ignored; [Y]ou can see that Africa, with all its dangers, has tremendous potentiality. I have intense ...
In all Christian societies the Churches are having to cope with increasing scepticism, particularly among the young. Some are modifying their doctrines, some are becoming more authoritarian. What happens with the Ismailis? If one's faith is to be part of one's life then it has to come under questioning. The essential is that it should be understood, that's what would justify ...
August 4, 1965 (Côte d'Ivoire): Decorated with the Grand Cross of the National Order (Grand Cross of the National Order), the Ivory Coast's highest order.August 4, 1965 (Côte d'Ivoire): Made a Freeman of Abidjan, and presented with a key to the City..August 5, 1965 (Upper Volta): Decorated with the L'Ordre National de la Haute-Volta (Grand Cross of the National Order), Upper ...
In the Muslim World , educational problems are probably a great deal more complex than anywhere else. In the first place our traditional centres of learning, which were some centuries back alone in the forefront of human knowledge, are today striving to recapture their past glory. Unfortunately this struggle is being weighed with arms that are not of our making. And ...
The new industrial and commercial processes which today are being effected practically at every hour by new technical and scientific knowledge are for many reasons being restrained in their development because the societies in which the processes have been born are too firmly bound by labour regulations, by extravagant development cost, or by the difficulty of getting established institutions to adopt ...
Recapture past glory of Islam. "Recapture past glory of Islam" His Highness the Aga Khan said at a reception in his honour hosted by the Dawoodi Bohora community of Karachi. SOURCESismaili.net POSSIBLY RELATED READINGS (GENERATED AUTOMATICALLY) ...
History, both Muslim and non-Muslim is studded with examples of societies which have stagnated through failing to adapt to new historical and human trends. Paralysis gained control of the body of these groups through a progressive attack on the military, moral, material, social and economic features of these societies. From this gradual paralysis death has invariably ensued, either after longer or ...
Having visited many parts of the world, I think there is at least one statement which can be made about all human beings regardless of their faith and origins. This is: that every man and woman somewhere in his or her heart would like to have a better life. How to achieve this is the question to which man has devoted ...
Pakistan is a young country with mammoth educational problems on her hands. I believe it is in the interest of private organisations and it is also the duty of these organisations to come forth and sponsor new private schools in both wings. I believe that both Government and private institutions have their responsibilities to the youth of the nation. The Government ...
Amongst the new buildings in this country: offices, schools, banks, how many have been conceived with the wish to infuse new vigour, new style, new charm in traditional Muslim architecture, rather than importing styles, concepts and motives, developed, used and admired outside the realm of Islam? Should we not fear that through the lack of encouragement to our architects in modernising ...
As it is, I have spent many hours in trying to conceive of the world in which we will live in 25 years' time and which will undoubtedly have very great effects on all of us. I have tried to imagine what the world will be like when we have at our disposal practically unlimited sources of power and when we ...
