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| A Comparison of the Refugee Resettlement of Ugandan Ismaili Muslims and Cambodian Theravada Buddhists in Canada | This paper will compare the resettlement and ability to recreate religious identities of refugees from Uganda and Cambodia. The specific religious identities of focus are Ugandan South-Asian Ismaili Muslims and Cambodian Khmer Theravada Buddhists, and their resettlement in Ontario, Canada. This paper will argue that the three predominant factors that have made Ugandan Ismailis more successful in their integration into Canadian society than Cambodian Buddhists are; leadership, pre-migrational skills for adaptation and integration, and transnational connections. | A Comparison of the Refugee Resettlement of Ugandan Ismaili Muslims and Cambodian Theravada Buddhists in Canada | |
| Cairo - "From the Pages of Glorious Fatimid History" | The history of Cairo dates back to about B.C. 5000 when King Mina united Upper and Lower Egypt and chose Memphis as the capital of the New Kingdom. Memphis survived several dynasties and invaders and finally was rebuilt in 969 A.D., by Jawhar al-Siqily, of the army commanders of the Fatimid Caliph al-Muiz Ladin Allah, and given the modern name of Cairo. | Cairo - "From the Pages of Glorious Fatimid History" | |
| Catalogue of Khojkî Manuscripts available through the Heritage Society | I. Introduction | Catalogue of Khojkî Manuscripts available through the Heritage Society | |
| Challis wato - An Unpublished Granth | by Mukhi Abdulsultan Rahemtulla | Challis Wato - An Unpublished Granth | |
| Chhatris Kror - An Unpublished Granth | By Dr. Shiraz Ismail The name Chhatris Kror literally means three hundred and sixty million. It refers to the number of Pir Sadardin's followers out of whom Baar Kror or one hundred and twenty million attained salvation. This granth was composed by Pir Sadardin. It has never been published. From a brief note in one of his books, we learn that Mukhi Lalji Devraj was aware of its existence and intended to publish it. However, for reasons that we do not know it never got published. With Mukhi Devraj's death most of the Ginan publishing activities came to a standstill. | Chhatris Kror - An Unpublished Granth | |
| Chiragh-I-Rawshan - An Ismaili Tradition in Central Asia | The | Chiragh-I-Rawshan - An Ismaili Tradition in Central Asia | |
| Circulars of The Religious Study Group Of Mombasa (Consolidated) | Circulars of The Religious Study Group Of Mombasa (Consolidated) | ||
| The Concept of God Beyond God in the Khat Nirinjan of Pir Sadardin | [Full text is available for download in the attached pdf.] A personal exegesis by Nagib Tajdin Extract: "There were many ways to look at the beginning of this work. One way would have been | The Concept of God beyond God in the Khat Nirinjan of Pir Sadardin |
