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VIDEO: Presentation on Cosmopolitan Ethics and Pluralism: Why does Hazar Imam say both have been misunderstood? | Ignition Proposal
PART 0 -- While cosmopolitan ethics sounds very complicated or arcane, in this presentation, we offer a practical, comprehensible, highly praised perspective about it, based on Hazar Imam's clear explanations. Then, building on that, we reconsider the relationship between cosmopolitan ethics and pluralism, suggesting why, as Hazar Imam himself has also had to point out, the two have been fundamentally misunderstood. Due to these misunderstandings, we discuss why pluralism degenerates into license, or unrestricted individual freedom, and undermines morality. And, finally, we conclude with a comprehensive collection of Hazar Imam's quotes highlighting his explicit judgments against morals and values which are inconsistent with our Ismaili Muslim value system.
Continued Here » http://isma.li/lgToQE
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News Flash for Digest + Ignition
Clearing Up Misunderstandings about Private Ismaili Websites | Ismaili Digest's Team Talks to You
"It was very satisfying to hear Hazar Imam and President Talib have such confidence, respect, and trust in the private Ismaili media publishers, and value our work that President Talib wished to set up relationships with us and Hazar Imam gave him guidance on how to structure the relationships.... I think the institutions and the Jamat are really not aware of the thousands of hours of passionate work reliable private Ismaili web publishers put, voluntarily, into their websites each year with no other motive than a deep and sincere desire to help the Jamat, which these websites do in countless ways that may not be always appreciated."
Continued Here » http://isma.li/3NZyfy
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Court of Kayumars, from Firdawsi's Shahnama, depicts cosmic order
Fearful that Persia's history would be forgotten, Abu'l-Qasim Firdawsi (940-1020) composed the Shahnama (Book of Kings), comprising more than 60,000 rhyming couplets, telling the story of Persia (modern-day Iran) from the time of creation to its conquest by Muslims in the seventh century. Partly legend, partly historic, it is also a manual on kingship, a collection of heroic tales, and a ...
Continued Here » http://isma.li/PQKeLq
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Part 5 -- Islam RoundUp: The Best of YouTube
Features an interview on the misperceptions about Islam with Reza Aslan, a documentary on the Caliph (Al-Jazeera, Part 1); a lecture on violent extremism by Ali Asani; a talk on the Quran in Islam by Farid Esack; a discussion on the poetry of Rumi by Omid Safi; a conversation on Islamic esotericism and mathematical archetypes by Waleed El-Ansary...and more. ...
Continued Here » http://isma.li/LwQJZB
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NanoWisdoms - Extend. Quotes
His Highness the Aga Khan on Western society
"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. Increasingly, I believe, thinking people both in Europe and America are asking: Where is this all prosperity leading us? Are we any happier? Do we get as much satisfaction out of living ...
Continued Here » http://isma.li/2wIWfZ
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Salat or Dua
By Mumtaz Ali Tajddin S. Ali The word salat (plural salawat) is an Aramaic verbal noun s'lota (bowing or bending) had passed into several dialects with the meaning of prayer. This word was used by Armaic speaking Jews for the obligatory recital of the 18 benedictions. In Hebrew, the synagogue of the Jews was also termed as a salat, vide Koran, ...
Continued Here » http://isma.li/1dCo1V
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News Flash for Digest + Ignition
Editor's Choice: RoundUp -- Spirituality in Islam for Humanity Today
Editor's Choice -- RoundUp -- Spirituality in Islam for Humanity Today Today, Islam tends to be articulated in terms of its political, ritual, and legal doctrines, and its deep and profound spiritual dimensions are largely neglected. Consequently, the impact Islam's spirituality can have on our well-being today is larely unexamined. The following talks introduce some aspects of Islam's spirituality. We ...
Continued Here » http://isma.li/JjHhnT
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