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July 2022 -- Jamat's Choice: Most Popular Articles & Videos
Ismaili Digest Exclusive for July 2022 -- Each month enjoy the most popular new articles and videos viewed by the Jamat from over 36 of the best Ismaili websites with just one click! 'Most popular' means most viewed post(s) on each website (excluding duplicate postings, Event Alerts and COVID-19 advice) without social media influence. NOTE: Posts are randomly ordered.
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How Assisted Suicide Creates A Cascade Of Death After It Becomes Legal
THEFEDERALIST.COM -- [ISMAILI DIGEST ED: Hazar Imam, 1976: "What was once wrong is now simply unconventional, and for the sake of individual freedom must be tolerated. What is tolerated soon becomes accepted. Contrarily, what was once right is now viewed as outdated, old fashioned and is often the target of ridicule."] ARTICLE: "The way society looks at death is changing," says Kevin Dunn. "One might argue that we've become so desensitized by the culture, that even human life and death have become matters of personal choice." Promotion of assisted suicide revolves around autonomy and self-determination. Children as young as 12, under the influence of their guardians, can "consent" to be euthanized, given certain conditions. Belgium recently lifted all age restrictions on euthanasia. Annette Hanson said that her concern is "physicians will come to approach this as a suggested treatment option." The effects of legal assisted suicide has already reached insurance companies. Stephanie Packer: "When the [assisted suicide] law was passed, a week later I received a letter ...
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Euthanasia's Cruel Compassion
THEEPOCHTIMES.COM -- [ISMAILI DIGEST ED: Mawlana Sultan Muhammad Shah:, 1955: "Learn to desire the thing that happens, and not try to mould events to their desires ... you should endeavour to suit your desire to the event, and not the event to your desire." ~~ Hazar Imam, 1996: "The right to hope is the most powerful human motivation I know."] ARTICLE: Mark O'Brien got polio in 1955, when he was six. He was completely paralyzed, spending his next 44 years in an iron lung but he refused fall prey to despondency. Mark graduated from U.C. Berkeley, became a published poet, journalist, essayist and was the subject of the Academy Award-winning documentary. Robert Salamanca, who died of ALS, said: "Euthanasia advocates believe they are doing people like me a favor. They are not. We, the terminally ill, often feel disheartened because of a false picture of what it is like to die created by these enthusiasts who prey on the misinformed. The pro-euthanasia followers are a great threat to the foundation upon which all life is based, and that is hope." Rosie Ashcraft, lives in British ...
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Rubaiyat: A New Translation -- BoAI Vol #3
GOOGLE.COM -- Over the centuries, the delicate quatrains which made up the Rubaiyat of Omar Khayyam, have undergone numerous translations of shich Edward FitzGerald's 19th-century effort has, to date, had no rival. FitzGerald has been Omar Khayyam. Robert Graves, the prominent English poet, was chosen by Omar Ali-Shah, a Persian scholar whose family owns a twelfth-century manuscript of the Rubaiyat, to render a new, more faithful, English translation which was published last year. Robert Graves has done away with rhymes, about which FitzGerald was meticulous enough to attempt an exact reproduction of the Omar Khayyam rhyme-scheme. I quote here Graves's rendering of the first quatrain to compare with FitzGerald's, which I quoted earlier ...
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Siblings to Classic winners on offer at Arqana
Siyouni, Sea The Stars and Zarak all well represented. The first major yearling sale of 2022 gets underway later this week with the Arqana August Sale, and as usual the Aga Khan Studs sires are represented by a choice of well-bred individuals. It is just seven years since SIYOUNI's first three-year-olds, conceived at a fee of €7,000, began to make waves, ...
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VIDEO: Family Activity: Draw Patterns
Imagine creating patterns that bring life to the interior and exterior of buildings. Using the painting of Shahnameh from the Museum's Collection as inspiration, what new patterns and shapes can you think of creating? Bringing online Museum experiences to you is part of our mission to connect cultures and promote understanding between peoples. To learn more about how you can support the Museum ...
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VIDEO: Family Activity: Draw an Eight Pointed Star
This week, let's think about geometry and learn how to bring it into our art. Using pieces from the Museum's collection as inspiration, take a look at this video to learn how you can draw and decorate an eight pointed star through the principles of geometry. Bringing online Museum experiences to you is part of our mission to connect cultures and promote ...
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VIDEO: Family Activity: Draw a Persian Garden
With the arrival of spring, you can build your own Persian garden with all the flowers, plants and animals that you love, using The Museum's Wagner Garden Carpet as inspiration. For more #MuseumWithoutWalls activities for kids, go to . Bringing online Museum experiences to you is part of our mission to connect cultures and promote understanding between peoples. To learn more about how you ...
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VIDEO: Family Activity: Make A Universe
What is in your universe? What is part of your world and what do you think is around us far out in space? This Family Sunday activity challenges us to think about our place in the world and the universe at large. For more #MuseumWithoutWalls activities for kids, go to Bringing online Museum experiences to you is part of our mission to ...
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VIDEO: Family Activity: Make Word Art
Using eL Seed's majestic art display at the Aga Khan Museum as inspiration, see if your friends and family can guess the secret word or message that you choose to hide within your own art! Grab some art supplies, watch the video and have fun! Bringing online Museum experiences to you is part of our mission to connect cultures and promote understanding between ...
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