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| Haji Bibi Case part 4 | I find on the issues as follows, and I direct that the issues and my findings thereon be mentioned in the decree, as I am assured that this is a convenient course to adopt:- 1. Whether the offerings and presents received by the first Aga Khan and each of his ancestors since A.D. | ||
| Haji Bibi Case Part 3 | Whether it was fraudulent I proceed to discuss. It is clear, I think, that on the death of Hassan Ali, somewhat of what Mr. | ||
| Haji Bibi Case Part 2 | Witness No. 3, Nathu Virji, is neither Shia Ismaili nor Shia Ashnashri. He cannot say what sort of a Shia Khoja he is. He does not understand what is meant by Shia Ismailis nor Shia Ashnashris. But he believes only in the 12 Imams. | ||
| Haji Bibi Case Part 1 | The Shorthand of the Case itself is now available below the transcript in attachment to this page. The Aga Khan has absolute property over the offerings made to him - Members of the Aga Khan's family not jointly entitled to such offerings - Succession to the estate of the Aga Khan is not joint - Kh | ||
| HAJI BIBI v. H.H. SIR SULTAN MOHAMED SHAH AGA KHAN | Haji Bibi Case THE BOMBAY LAW REPORTER ORIGINAL CIVIL. -------- Before Mr. Justice Russell HAJI BIBI v. H.H. SIR SULTAN MOHAMED SHAH, THE AGA KHAN * | Case | |
| HAJI BIBI v. H.H. SIR SULTAN MOHAMED SHAH AGA KHAN | |||
| THE KHOJA CASE 1866 - A Paraphrase | THE KHOJA CASE 1866 - A PARAPHRASE The celebrated Khoja case which lasted for 25 days was litigated in the High Court of Bombay between the months of April and June, 1866, before Justice SIR JOSEPH ARNOULD. WHO WERE THE PARTIES The Plaintiffs were Daya Mahomad, Mahomad Saya, Peer Mohamed Cassumb | Case | |
| Ismaili Conciliation and Arbitration: NCAB Canada Submission to Ontario Arbitration Review | His Highness Prince Aga Khan Shia Imami Ismaili National Conciliation and Arbitration Board for Canada Submission to Ontario Arbitration Review September 10, 2004 Please see attached PDF for full text | Arbitration, conciliation | |
| Antiquities of the Illuminati - 4. THE PURE BRETHREN OF BASRA | 4. THE PURE BRETHREN OF BASRA:
Isma'ili, Yezidi, Sufi.
IT IS an impossible task, presenting an entire history of schismatic Islamic sects and Secret Societies in a short chapter. None of the sects which we shall be surveying in this section fall under the category of Sabian, proper. |
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| A History of Medieval Islam - IX The Turkish Irruption | The entry of the Seljuk Turks into Western Asia in the second half of the eleventh century forms one of the great epochs of world history. | history | |
| Ismailiyya | ISMA'ILIYYA, a major branch of the Shi'a with numerous subdivisions. It branched off fromthe Imamiyya [see ithna 'ashariyya] by tracing the imamate through Imam Ja'far al-Sadiq's son |
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| Pir Pandiyat-i Jawanmardi | PANDIYAT-I JAWANMARDI OR “ADVICES OF MANLINESS” BY W. IVANOW Full text is available in the Attached PDF === |
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| Pensée pour l'éblouissant Golden Jubilee Darbar de Paris | 11 Decembre2008-11 décembre 2009 Que brille toujours la Lumière Noor de Mowla projetée par le prisme du Darbar Deedar sur l’ Arc-en ciel fraternel sans frontières ! Voilà un an, on célébrait le dernier Darbar du Golden Jubilee au cœur de Paris. | Golden Jubilee 2007 | |
| Satpanth Literature in Khojki Manuscripts | By Mumtaz Ali Tajddin Sadiq Ali
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| History in Ginans | INTRODUCTION Our Holy Ginans are full of details about evolution. Following are some points written by Alwaez Abualy Alibhai Aziz. EVOLUTION |
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| An Introduction to Chogadia Ginans | By Mumtaz Ali Tajddin Sadiq Ali
The word gadi means "time", corresponding with the Koranic term, sa’a. During the Ancient times in India, day and night were measured in gadi instead of hours or minutes. |
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| The Extent of Our Ginanic Literature | By Alwaez rai Abualy A. Aziz The Nizari Ismaili Pirs and Sayyeds who preached in the Indian subcontinent until the turn of the Century composed a vast corpus of Ginanic literature. It is a sad fact that no one today, knows for sure what was the extent of this corpus. | ||
| Khojki Books in the collection of the Heritage Society | LIST OF PUBLISHED KHOJKI BOOKS Around 110 books were published in Khojki. | ||
| Catalogue of Khojkî Manuscripts available through the Heritage Society | I. Introduction The oldest Khojkî ms in existence in institutional collections appears to be one that was copied in 1793 Samvat (1736 CE). A. Nanji, The Nizârî Ismâcîlî Tradition, p. 10. Most of the mss are only a century old. | ||
| Some Guidelines for Cataloguing Khojki Manuscripts | By Dr Ali S. Asani, Associate Professor of Indo-Muslim culture, Harvard University The following are some of the guidelines used to catalogue the collection of Ismaili literature in Indic languages found in the Harvard university library. | ||
| The Khojki Script | By Dr. Gulshan Khaki This presentation is partly based on my published paper [1] dealing with Khojki script as found in some of the earliest manuscripts that I had access to. | ||
| Qalaam-e-Mowla - Translation and Summary | The Immortal Teachings of Hazrat Mowla Murtaza Ali (A.S.) |
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| Qalaam-e-Mowla - Text and Translation | The Immortal Teachings of Hazrat Mowla Murtaza Ali (A.S.) |
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| Ainsi Parla Boudh Awatar de Pir Sadardin | Bouddh Avatar - Francais |
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| A SINDHI VERSION OF PIR SHAMS' DAS AVATAAR - An Unpublished Ginan | By Dr. Gulshan Khaki This paper is partly based on one of my previously published paper [1] and draws freely from it. The concept of Das Avataar has been mentioned in numerous Ginans. In the Ginanic literature there are three works which are specifically identified by the name Das Avtaar. | ||
| Pandavo no Parab - An Unpublished Granth | By Nazim Daredia THE WORK: This Granth, also known as Pandave jo Parab, was composed by Sayyed Imam Shah and contains 578 verses. It has virtually the same theme as Buddh Avatar of Pir Sadardin. | ||
| 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. | ||
| Challis wato - An Unpublished Granth | by Mukhi Abdulsultan Rahemtulla The Granth Challis Waato is an unpublished work attributed to Sayyed Imam Shah. It seems that although Mukhi Lalji Devraj was aware of its existence, it did not get published during his lifetime. | ||
| Ismaili Hero Summaries | Summary Descriptions of the Great Heroes in Ismaili History |
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| 101 Ismaili Heroes - Volume 1 - Late 19th Century To Present Age | 101 Ismaili Heroes - Volume 1 - Late 19th Century To Present Age |