The Aga Khan, Muslim Spiritual Leader Who Juggled Philanthropy, Business, And Faith, Dead At 88
The Aga Khan IV, the spiritual leader of the world’s Shi’ite Ismaili Muslims, has died at the age of 88. The wealthy imam, who promoted a moderate form of Islam, has also been known for his multimillion-dollar development projects that have benefited communities throughout Asia and Africa.
Hussaini, the new spiritual leader of Ismaili Muslims, was named as the successor to his father, who died at 88.
He held citizenship in Canada, Britain, and Portugal, and had strong ties to India, where he played a significant role in ...
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Watch: Auction House Goffs Holds Minute Of Silence For Late Aga Khan Ahead Of SaleAs a mark of respect, a minute’s silence was held in his memory this morning at Goffs prior to the start of the February Sale ...
Shergar, a brilliant winner of Britain’s most prestigious race, the Epsom Derby, was taken from his stable in 1983. He was ...
In July 1957, when his grandfather Sir Sultan Mahomed Shah, the Aga Khan III, unexpectedly designated Karim his successor—bypassing his other descendants—the Queen gave him the nonhereditary title of ...
His Highness the Aga Khan IV will be remembered for his visionary leadership, philanthropy, and investments in education, ...
The connection between the Aga Khan and Justin Trudeau is rooted in a long-standing family relationship. Prince Karim Aga ...
HE was the billionaire philanthropist that King Charles counted as a close friend – and who made the late Queen’s horse-racing dreams come true. The Aga Khan, spiritual leader to 15 million ...
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