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Sufaraa Camp: Empowering youth for a better tomorrow
Global -- The first-ever residential camp programme for young Ismailis in Syria brought together 40 excited participants for a holistic learning experience promoting growth, friendship, and inspiration. Attracting youth aged between 14 and 17 from various cities, towns, and villages across Syria, the Sufaraa (Ambassadors) Camp offered a space for young members of the Jamat to reflect on the uncertainty of ...
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Building harmony through mediation
Global -- Finding the right way to communicate, reflect on, and address conflicts can help increase harmony in our lives despite the challenges life may present. This process is vital for building harmony into the practice of mediation. The theme for Mediation Week this year is "Mediate first - Harmony from now to beyond." Every October, the Ismaili Conciliation and Arbitration ...
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11th Imam - Muhammad al-Mahdi - by Mumtaz Ali Tajddin
GOOGLE.COM -- Imam Muhammad al-Mahdi assumed the Imamate at the age of 8 years and left Salamia at 26. Unnoticed, he travelled with his escort by night to Egypt where he chose not to go Yamen as was expected. This turned out to be a wise decision since, in Yamen, he risked confrontation with the Abbasids and Qarmatians. On arriving in Raqada on 297/910, Imam al-Mahdi laid the foundation of the Fatimid Caliphate ordering his name be mentioned in the khutba and inscribed on coins. He began to develop the barren land of Maghrib and imposed Islamic laws, strictly prohibiting forbidden food and drink. In 301/914, he founded a new city on the coast ...
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Part 1 -- Ismaili RoundUp | Latest 7 Videos
Features a touching biography of Hazar Imam; an insightful lecture by Aziz Esmail on Islam; a presentation on understanding Muslims beyond the headlines by Ali Asani; a crash course on Ismaili history; an introductory talk on Ismailis by Daryoush Mohammed Poor; a TEDx Talk by Karim Gillani on Sufi music; and a lecture on Islamic Humanism...and more. ...
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VIDEO: Salman Rushdie and Irshad Manji at the 92nd Street Y
Irshad Manji launches a series of public conversations about moral courage in journalism, politics, religion and beyond, engaging with leaders who will illuminate and influence the future of free expression in a fragile world. New York University is partnering with Manji on the Moral Courage Project, which teaches us that real diversity is about different ideas, not just identities. ...
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Aasif Mandvi on the Future of Entertainment
A conversation with Aasif Mandvi -- British-American actor and comedian and a previous contributing correspondent on The Daily Show with Jon Stewart -- discusses his insights on his journey as an artist, current challenges in America, his personal advice to all artists, the future of entertainment platforms, globalization, the perceptions of Muslims, and his vision for the future. ...
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Wokeism Is Collapsing On Itself
[H/T MOHIB EBRAHIM] --THEFEDERALIST.COM -- [ISMAILI DIGEST ED: Hazar Imam, 1965: "Left-wing attitudes tend not only to destroy the Faith of a man towards his religion but also the respect of one individual towards another. When the Faith is broken down everything goes with it: the family, society, the individual, the intelligence."] ARTICLE: Arguably, wokeism is defined by its rejection of Nature on gender, sexuality, the laws of economics, energy and rationality itself. But, Nature always has the final say, and we're seeing that in the slow retreat of leftists from wokeism. Hardly a day goes by when a writer confesses some variation of, "I'm a proud progressive, but these new leftists are crazy, and I'm done with the Democrats." The cognitive dissonance created from suspending reality has become too much. But do liberals realize their dissonance is due to leftism rejecting God? All forms of leftism are a house of cards that will collapse, like Nietzsche going insane after using words his whole life only to then say words are suspect. We can only handle so much cognitive dissonance before Nature ...
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News Flash for Digest + Ignition Ismaili Gnosis (via Ismaili Digest)
Since its launch in 2012, Ismaili Gnosis has published some 100 articles on Ismaili theology, philosophy, metaphyiscs, thought and history put forward by past Ismaili Imams, Dais and scholars with a depth and detail unmatched by other Ismaili websites. If you enjoy long reads and revel in deep, philosophy then Ismaili Gnosis will keep you busy for a long time.
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Think of Ismaili Digest as the Front Page of all the best Ismaili websites! Ismaili Digest automatically and continuously brings together all new articles, photos, videos, etc. from Ismaili websites -- like The Ismaili, Simerg, IIS, NanoWisdoms, AKDN, Ismailimail, etc. -- so you can see them all at once. Direct links to over 15,000 web-pages from the best Ismaili websites already available. Ismaili Digest saves you (and those who are not tech savvy, such as seniors) the effort of having to visit them one by one to keep up to date, or have your inbox cluttered with emails from each of them when they publish new content. In a busy world, our sense of belonging to our community sometimes tends to wither and fade (particularly for isolated Jamati members). We hope Ismaili Digest's simplicity and comprehensiveness will help you feel connected as well as feel the local and global pulse of the community. Like many other non-commercial, public-service thematic website aggregators, Ismaili Digest is just a thematic aggregator. We publish short 50-60 word digests of all their content and provide direct links to their original pages saving you time, extra page loads and clicks. For the website publishers, direct links ensure they'll get the maximum number of potential visitors reaching their content so their hard work gets the maximum exposure. Also featured are other important articles, research and opinions relevant to the community's well being, intellectual growth, best practises and administration. And all served with a drop of humour as well, because "we are a community that welcomes the smile!" Ismaili Digest is not associated with any private Ismaili website, whether aggregated by Ismaili Digest or not. All websites Ismaili Digest aggregates are independent websites run by their individual owners and we are not responsible for content they publish. |
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