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VIDEO: How can I tell my Mawla I love him?
Watch this creative new animated short story produced especially for Ismaili #children, entitled, "How can I tell my Mawla I love him?" Join Inara and her family on an adventure as they ask, reflect, and search for ways to express their love and gratitude to Mawlana Hazar Imam on the occasion of #Salgirah. #Ismaili #Muslim #Islam #AgaKhan #IsmailiTV Credits: Written by Azmina Dhalla-Shivji and ...
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Dr. Karim Lakhani on Thinking Together and Open Innovation | Ignition Interview
In this exclusive Ignition Interview with Dr. Karim Lakhani (Associate Professor at Harvard and Founder and Co-Director of their Laboratory for Innovation Science), he shares his insights on Open Innovation. When discussing Open Innovation's alignment with Hazar Imam's recent guidance on "thinking together" and "community wisdom", Dr. Lakhani remarks: Hazar Imam "is actually saying what we often say: you want to actually have this iterative dialogue ... But then also, as Hazar Imam himself has mentioned, the solutions may also in fact arrive from the Jamat. It's an interesting model of -- if the Jamat has the questions and Jamat has the answers, then what is the role of the institutions?"
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The Ismaili - Nutrition Centre Chicken Samosa (baked)
Nutrition Centre -- Healthy Hints Here's your chance to enjoy crispy samosas with a delicious spicy chicken and spring onion filling for just over 100 Calories a piece (the nutritional information below is for a serving of 2 samosas). They are just as tasty as traditional fried samosas, but these are simply brushed lightly with oil and baked in the oven. ...
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Rich Nations To Poor: Fossil Fuels For Me But Not For Thee
CLIMATECHANGEDISPATCH.COM -- The rich world's self-inflicted energy crisis over Ukraine has fully exposed their fossil fuel and climate hypocrisy. While wealthy countries lecture the poor to only use renewables, Europe and America beg Arab nations to expand oil production, Germany reopens coal plants and Spain and Italy ramp up African gas production. The poor are told to "leapfrog" from no energy to a sham green nirvana of solar panels and wind turbines, while the rich don't accept off-grid, renewable energy themselves. Consider Greenpeace promoted Dharnai, India's first solar-powered community. Fridges, TVs and electric cookstoves were prohibited so villagers were forced to continue burning wood and dung, whose indoor pollution kills millions every year and WHO says is like smoking two packs of cigarettes every day. A study found ...
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Yasir Qadhi on Faith in the Modern World
A conversation with Yasir Qadhi -- Dean of the Islamic Seminary of America, an international Islamic educational institution and a doctoral graduate of Yale University, specializing in Islamic intellectual history and thought. He discusses his insights on Muslims in America, challenges people of faith face in the West, academic vs. seminary study of Islam, religious pluralism, interfaith dialogue, intra-faith (Muslim to Muslim) relationships, Ibn Taymiyyah's understanding of reason vs. revelation, and his vision for the future. ...
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An Ismaili Interpretation of the Fall of Adam
By Bernard Lewis During a recent stay in Cairo, I found in the Taimuriya library a manuscript copy of an interesting Ismaili work entitled Kitabu'l-idah wa'l-Bayan, by the Yemenite da'i Husain ibn 'Ali.1 The manuscript is of 165 pages, 16 by 23 cms., in two hands-the first till p.70, at 22 lines per page, the second pp.71-165 at 19 lines per ...
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Leadership in Fatimid Times
GOOGLE.COM -- HEINZ HALAM -- The dai must combine in himself all the ideal qualities and talents which may separately be found in the people of different professions and standing.... He must possess patience (sabr), good theoretical education (ilm), intelligence, psychological insight, honesty, high moral character, sound judgement, etc. He must possess the virtues of leaders.... He must be in possession of the high qualities of the priest, because he has to lead the esoteric prayer of his followers.... The ideal dai is expected to have an almost encyclopaedic culture: logic and philosophy, history and geography belong equally to his accomplishments so that he may be equipped for any discussion among scholars, prepared for any argument, and unbeatable in any field of erudition. ...
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