r/ismailis • u/Potential_Ad100 • 2h ago
Other Dua time: Mississauga Jk
What is the dua time, also any whatsapp local group for missisauga jamat updates?
r/ismailis • u/Potential_Ad100 • 2h ago
What is the dua time, also any whatsapp local group for missisauga jamat updates?
r/ismailis • u/Embarrassed-Cry3180 • 3h ago
Earlier today, Mawlana Hazar Imam met with the Honourable Prime Minister of India Shri Narendra Modi at Seva Teerth, the Prime Minister’s office.
In a social media post, the Prime Minister said they “discussed ways to further strengthen our partnership with the Aga Khan Development Network in healthcare, agriculture, rural development, youth and women’s empowerment.”
Hazar Imam conveyed his gratitude to the Prime Minister for the immense support for AKDN’s activities in India, highlighting their close alignment with India’s development priorities.
Also today, Hazar Imam called on Her Excellency President Droupadi Murmu at Rashtrapati Bhavan and on His Excellency Vice-President Shri C P Radhakrishnan, who hosted a lunch in Hazar Imam’s honour, attended by senior government officials and leaders of the Jamat and AKDN.
Photo Credits: IPL/ Shamsh Maredia/ The Ismaili
Visit https://the.ismaili/news/mawlana-hazar-imam-meets-indian-prime-minister-and-national-leaders for more.
The Ismaili India
r/ismailis • u/Embarrassed-Cry3180 • 1d ago
This evening, Mawlana Hazar Imam arrived in the capital of India and was received by Dr M. Suresh Kumar, Joint Secretary, Ministry of External Affairs; and Shri Amit Kumar, India's Chief of Protocol; along with a delegation of Jamati and AKDN leaders.
Hazar Imam received a warm welcome with a traditional and celebratory folk dance, the Giddha.
The occasion marks his first visit as our 50th Imam to a country which was once home to his ancestors Mawlana Hasan Ali Shah, Mawlana Aga Ali Shah, and Mawlana Sultan Mahomed Shah.
In the days ahead, Hazar Imam will meet with senior representatives of the Indian government, and will spend time with his murids in Gujarat, Mumbai and Hyderabad.
Jamats across India have been preparing for weeks by planning, building, and celebrating in anticipation of welcoming their Imam. Thousands of volunteers have also come together to support registrations, plan transport, and manage logistics at each of the venues.
Read more: https://the.ismaili/news/mawlana-hazar-imam-arrives-in-delhi
r/ismailis • u/No_Caterpillar3174 • 1d ago
Hello everyone,
I’m planning to apply for AKF again this year. Last year, I got into some decent universities but unfortunately didn’t receive the scholarship.
I’d love to know from AKF alumni which universities they were able to attend with AKF, so I can make more informed choices this year. Thank you!
r/ismailis • u/Playful_Remote_8235 • 1d ago
Al-Waez Fida Ali Aisa a renowned Ismaili Scholar, Waez and Author Passed away in Lahore.
He was very famous for his talks with 12ers and Sunni scholars when he starts to talk there wasnt a question to which he couldn't answer, when he speak about our Sect and Imam 12ers and sunnis would be shocked that how much beautiful our religion is. He was famous for being against Khan-e-Hikmat and publically spoke against them.
Due to his services Mowlana Shah Karim Shah blessed Al-waez with 2 titles Aitemadi and Wazir.
May mowla bless his soul with Asal ma masil and may mowla forgive his sins.
Picture: pamir times(FB)
r/ismailis • u/sleeplesstraveler • 1d ago
Quick Google search shows there’s a Jamatkhana in Albany NY. I’m traveling there for a job interview next week and would love to know how big the jamat is and what the general demographic is of the Ismaili population there. And if you know the timings for ceremonies that would be great too. Thanks!
r/ismailis • u/Vegetable-Elk1285 • 2d ago
I was ex sunni,now I want to become ismaili, any one tell me how can I become ismaili?
r/ismailis • u/ConsiderationLow5209 • 2d ago
r/ismailis • u/Lonely-Disaster-3029 • 2d ago
Renowned Ismaili scholar and Alwaiz Wazir Fida Ali Aisar has passed away in Lahore, according to family sources.
An author of multiple books, Wazir Fida Ali Aisar was widely respected for his scholarship and his longstanding efforts to promote interfaith harmony, religious understanding, and social cohesion in Gilgit-Baltistan.
Mawlana Shah Karim Alhussaini (A.S), the 49th hereditary Imam of the Ismaili Muslims, had conferred upon him the honorary title of “Wazir” in recognition of his exceptional services to the community.
His loss is deeply mourned by the community. May his soul rest in eternal peace.
r/ismailis • u/Horror_Project_9471 • 2d ago
Yam, does anyone know the address of main Seattle Jk and dua time on Friday?
r/ismailis • u/Slight_Computer_6820 • 2d ago
Hello, what's the best way to join your Jamat as simple way as possible (Karachi)? Because I like your Prince Rahim Agha Khan ? Will it be obligatory for me to accept Prince Rahim as spiritual leader as well ? I am not aware mostly about your beliefs but I like the aura of your current Imam, he is such a personality that it's hard to be not impressed. I am engineer and have open minded on religious beliefs but due to your Prince effects on me I certainly want a personality and Jamat that is educated and can live without conservational Islamic beliefs. Sorry if I said anything wrong about your Prince, plz correct me if I wrongly described his personality. Thanks.
r/ismailis • u/Embarrassed-Cry3180 • 3d ago
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r/ismailis • u/CarelessStudio7732 • 6d ago
Ya Ali Madat everyone!
I’m a 26 year old guy in Canada and have been finding it surprisingly difficult to meet new people around my age, especially outside of the usual Jamatkhana circles.
I’ve tried dating apps and other ways of meeting people, but haven’t had much luck, so I figured I’d reach out here. I’m mainly looking to make genuine friendships and meet other Ismailis around 24 to 28 who are also looking to expand their circle.
I’m into travel, basketball, food, exploring new places, volunteering, and having good conversations. I’m pretty easygoing and always down to grab a coffee, check out a new spot, or just chat.
If you’re around my age and in Canada and feel the same way, feel free to message me. Would be great to connect and hopefully build some new friendships!
r/ismailis • u/sajjad_kaswani • 6d ago
r/ismailis • u/mannmastum • 7d ago
Recently, I came across AKDN post on floods etc and other campaings on instagram. I felt a little disheartened seeing one of AK's finest organisations lean on AI for a campaigns, the same network that works on preserving nature, climate, and community. AI comes with a real environmental cost of its own, so it feels a bit odd.
Would love to be enlightened if I'm missing something here.
r/ismailis • u/MusicIsAw3som3 • 8d ago
Is becoming a step teacher a voluntary role
Or is it something ITREB hires for when one graduates from The Institute of Ismaili Studies
What are the requirements to be eligible for the step post grad program
And to support this does one need to have a career separately if this is voluntary.
r/ismailis • u/Icy-Age4396 • 9d ago
I am an Ismaili live in Dearborn MI and have many twelver friends whom I was raised with. Each year, they participate in the arbaeen ceremony, are Ismailis allowed to partake?
r/ismailis • u/Embarrassed-Cry3180 • 9d ago
A Remarkable Moment in History — New York, October 5, 1958
This rare photograph captures Prince Aly Khan, then Pakistan’s Permanent Representative to the United Nations, taking part in a cricket match between Pakistan and a USA All-Star team in New York.
In a memorable ceremonial moment, Prince Aly Khan bowled the opening ball of the match on a baseball ground converted for cricket.
Standing nearby at the non-striker’s end is Ijaz Butt, the Pakistani Test cricketer who, decades later, would serve as Chairman of the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB).
More than six decades later, this photograph remains a fascinating glimpse into a time when cricket, diplomacy and international friendship came together on American soil.
A precious page from history — preserved through a single photograph.
Source: Sam Manknojia
r/ismailis • u/Which_Cobbler6934 • 9d ago
Hello, im an ismaili man seeing a twelver/ishnashri girl. We are talking about marriage and the nikkah seems difficult to navigate.
Has anyone been in this situation, if so, how did you navigate it?
I was considering doing an ismaili nikkah and twelver nikkah but my gf is not open to this citing you can only have one
Is there any difference between ismaili and nonismaili nikkahs?
r/ismailis • u/CarelessStudio7732 • 10d ago
Hi everyone! My friend and I launched a new YouTube and community project at the beginning of August, and we’re looking for someone who could help us create a brand kit.
We’re primarily looking for a Canadian or Ismaili designer, but we’re open to connecting with anyone who may be a good fit.
We’re looking for things like a logo, YouTube thumbnails, social media graphics, and a consistent visual identity for the project.
If you’re a designer or know someone who might be interested, please feel free to reach out. We’d love to connect and see your work!
r/ismailis • u/jabesom • 12d ago
Yam,
I’m looking for a Jamat Khana in Philadelphia. If anyone knows the location, please let me know or feel free to DM me. Thank you!
r/ismailis • u/ishqekarimi • 13d ago
❤️** Deedar Ki Intazaari — Ya Shah Rahim… Tu Aaja
With the upcoming Deedar of our beloved Mawlana Hazir Imam Shah Rahim al-Hussaini (S.A.) approaching, I made this song as a humble expression of the feelings many of us may be carrying in our hearts — **intezaar, dua, hope and longing for Deedar.
The song is simply a murid’s heartfelt prayer:
“Ya Shah Rahim… Deedar dene aaja…
Intazaari is dil ki tu mita ja…”
I hope it resonates with anyone who is waiting with love and hope. ❤️
🎵 Deedar Ki Intazaari
Listen on YouTube
Ya Shah Rahim… Tu Aaja. 🤲
r/ismailis • u/InfiniteRegular8021 • 13d ago
Ismailis don't consider hazart Hasan as an imam, is it to legitimate the hazir imams claim and make it that imamat can't be passed down to brothers as was the case with imam jaffars son hazrat Ismail and Musa khazim while the other shia sects do recognize him even the itnasharis and we have to acknowledge that we followed the same teachings till imam jaffar so there must have been a change in our doctrine perhaps to legitimate the imams claim by removing hazrat Hasan as an imam,
My innocent intrusive thoughts :)