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NanoWisdoms - Extend. Quotes
His Highness the Aga Khan on the Left
Aga Khan: It's a fascinating situation in Africa because there are in the continent three different tendencies. There are States that are building free democratic societies, there are States that are building some kind of socialist society without actually being socialist, and there are completely socialist States. Nicholas Tomalin: Do you find left-wing political attitudes are a danger to your Faith? ...
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The Ismaili - Nutrition Centre
Dahi Kachumber
Healthy Hints Salads aren't necessarily low in fat and calories, as some have creamy or oily dressings. This kachumber uses low fat yogurt instead. If you want to add more flavour, choose salt-free condiments like cracked black pepper or chopped green chillies. 100 g (3.5 oz) natural yoghurt 2 onions, peeled 2 tomatoes 1 cucumber 5-6 coriander sprigs, washed and chopped ...
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Bismillah
by Hamid Algar BESMELLĀH, Islamic formula meaning "in the name of God," more fully Besmellāh al-raḥmān al-raḥīm "in the name of God, the Compassionate, the Merciful," that stands at the head of every sūra of the Koran (except sūra 9). The formula is also known as basmala or tasmīa. i. Origin of the formula ii. In exegesis, jurisprudence, and cultural life ...
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Aga Khan Garden, Alberta
YOUTUBE.COM -- UALBERTA ADVANCEMENT -- [ISMAILI DIGEST ED: An outstanding video tour of the garden.] ARTICLE: An idyllic setting for reflection and learning. The 4.8-hectare Aga Khan Garden, Alberta -- gifted by His Highness the Aga Khan as a symbol of the continued intellectual, educational and cultural collaboration between the University of Alberta and the Aga Khan Development Network -- is an extraordinary ...
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Seyyed Hossein Nasr on Role of Thinking in Islam: Past, Present, and Future
A conversation with Seyyed Hossein Nasr -- a prominent Islamic philosopher and one of the most important scholars of Islamic, Religious and Comparative Studies. He discusses his insights on Islam and the modern world, his criticism of, and solutions to, Western approaches to religious education, the importance of traditionalism, the role of thinking in Islam, and his own personal search. This interview was published for the Boniuk Institute of Rice University. ...
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The Devotion of Nizar Quhistani
Note: For a context to this reading, please first read Literary Reading: The "Light" that will keep on burningand Sideline: Work Portraying the Struggles of the Ismailis in the Middle Ages Receives International Honours Those Ismailis who escaped the Mongol onslaught, were able to keep and maintain the basic infrastructure of the religious organization (Dawa) of the Ismaili community (Jamat). Among ...
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Why you should walk away from your problems
OZANVAROL.COM -- Mathematician Andrew Wiles became a celebrity after proving Fermat's Last Theorem -- which had remained unsolved for more than three centuries. When he got stuck -- which was often -- Wiles stopped, let his mind relax, and go for a walk by the lake. "Walking," he explains, "has a very good effect in that you're in this state of relaxation, but at the same time you're allowing the sub-conscious to work on you." Solutions to complex problems often come as a subtle whisper -- not a big bang. To perceive the whisper, you must walk away from the problem and create space for interior silence to oppose contemporary chaos. ...
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Religious Architecture: Wong Dai Sin Temple, Canada
ARCHDAILY.COM -- The Wong Dai Sin Temple houses a dynamic Taoist community committed to their inner spiritual development through the ancient physical practice of tai chi. The Fung Loy Kok Institute of Taoism needed a new spiritual home in suburban Toronto that had to reflect not only the heart and soul of their religious beliefs but also the modern contemporary world of their congregants. The daily worship of one of the world's ancient religion of Taoism is embedded in the fabric of this modern sacred space. This new temple building demonstrates asymmetry and counterbalance while maintaining its equilibrium much like a measured tai chi pose. Inside the ...
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VIDEO: This Being Human Episode 8: Ayesha Khanna
Dr. Ayesha Khanna is a global leader in artificial intelligence and an advocate for good governance in the tech sector. As the co-founder and CEO of ADDO AI, she has helped develop projects like smart cities and financial innovations. She talks about why she believes the world should look east for models of tech governance, the ethical struggles involved in AI and ...
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News Flash for Digest + Ignition
Nimira's Blog - On Faith (via Ismaili Digest)
During a visit to the Aga Khan Library, Nairobi, after reviewing some pamphlets on our faith, Mawlana Sultan Muhammad Shah remarked that people did not have time to read big books, but such pamphlets were quickly read and, therefore, more effective. Today, this is perhaps even more true, and we can't think of any Ismaili website, institutional or private, who has implemented the Imam's advice more brilliantly than Nimira's Blog. Since Nimira Dewji launched her blog, in early 2019, she has already written, by herself, over 250 articles on Ismaili history and Muslim civilisations. The short, but always interesting pieces, are routinely among the most popular pieces published in the community. If you read nothing else, you owe it to yourself to read Nimira's Blog.
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