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VIDEO: Pakistan floods: Winter is approaching | #FloodsinPakistan
The floods in Pakistan are subsiding, but the devastation remains. The summer's unprecedented deluge caused by record monsoon rains and melting glaciers in the mountainous north has affected 33 million people, displacing more than 8 million. This disaster has caused $31 billion worth of damages and the UN estimates that nearly 15 million people continue to require emergency food assistance. The Aga Khan ...
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Tuesday's Teachings (From Life)
Life Lessons From 100-Year-Olds
YOUTUBE.COM -- LIFEHUNTERS -- We asked three centenarians what their most valuable life lessons were, and also their regrets. The conversations that followed were remarkable. They talked about the importance of family, people, relationships and love. Their view on life, as an elderly citizen with a lot of experience is truly an inspiration and motivation. Enjoy the video! ...
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Salamiyya and Syria: "Peace Will Be Again"
BY ELIA BADRUDIN Salaam , al Salaam, O salaam to all of humanity, Peace al Salamiyeh , KNOW that Peace will be again. the heavens will smile on you again. all humanity which speaks for Peace has promised that the planet has your place al Salamiyeh, more than a thousand years before prayers were seeds of this ground a grassland ...
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Majlis 13 -- Do What Pleases the Imam -- Qadi al-Nu'man's Code of Conduct for the Followers of Imam
GOOGLE.COM -- It is the duty of the followers of the Imams that they should train themselves to do things openly and secretly, which are agreeable to the Imams. They should refrain themselves from doing what is disagreeable to them. God has linked our obedience to the Imams with our obedience to Himself and has made it as obligatory on us to obey the Imams as to obey Him.... We must bear in mind that if the Imams tolerate our misconduct they do so with an uneasy mind. It is a great hardship on them to stand it and a great burden on their minds. ...
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John Esposito on the Challenges to Pluralism Today
A conversation with Dr. John Esposito -- Professor of International Affairs and Religion at Georgetown University and Director of their Bridge Initiative -- connecting the academic study of Islamophobia with the public square. Dr. Esposito gives his insights on pluralism, globalization, religious fundamentalism, Islam, the media, journalism, and media bubbles. This interview was published for the Boniuk Institute of Rice University. ...
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Free Will in Ismaili Shi'ism and Free Will in Twelver Shi'ism
Editor's Note: Two articles are presented here for ease of comparison. By Farhad Daftary and Faquir M. Hunzai Free will versus predestination was an important theological debate, with political implications, in Muslim society dating back to Omayyad times. The Ismaʿilis adopted an intermediate position in this debate and eventually accommodated the relevant issues within their theological doctrines. At one extreme, a ...
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News Flash for Digest + Ignition
Amanna (via Ismaili Digest)
Established in late 1995, Amaana is tied with ismaili.net as the oldest public Ismaili website -- private or institutional -- and we're proud to say that a woman, Nina Jaffer, founder of Amaana, was one of these two pioneers, that led Ismailis on to the Internet. Their vision and resolute determination, in the Internet's early years, when many had doubts, fears and pressures, echoes the courageous spirit of earlier Ismaili pioneers. And just as they paved the way for others to follow, our Internet pioneers also paved the way for all the other Ismaili websites who followed them onto the Internet, a decade or more later, when it had become "safe" and "normal" to publish Ismaili websites. Amaana has published hundreds of articles about Ismailism and Islam, however, due to technical reasons, only a fraction are available on Ismaili Digest, so do spend time browsing Amaana itself. All their pieces are all as relevant today as when originally published.
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