This emotive short film features images of Mawlana Shah Karim with his Jamat over the past 67 years, accompanied by a stirring rendition of the Salwaat.
The Aga Khan devoted his life to peace and prosperity for all. He worked across continents and cultures to resolve the world’s greatest humanitarian challenges: poverty, education, and gender inequality.
He was an extraordinary man of vision, faith, and generosity, and I know his legacy will live on through the many lives he touched.
Following the news of his passing, my family and I send our condolences to His Highness’ family, his many friends, and to all Ismaili Muslims in Canada and around the world who are mourning this loss.
What a Ramadan this has been! I launched my campaign on the first day and it has been a month of blessings for me personally, and I hope for all who were observing. May this Eid be a Dawn of a new and brighter future for all of us.
Eid Mubarak, everyone! Wishing you a day of joy and peace with loved ones!
Please spread the word if you can! Feel free to message me if you have any questions or would like to get involved. Together we can create a community and a province full of connection, compassion, and care.
Naheed Nenshi for Alberta. For all of us. 💜🧡 (6/6)
Hi, I’m Naheed Nenshi. I’m running to be the leader of Alberta’s NDP and the next premier of this province.
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We can do this. Together. For Alberta. For all of us.
To vote in the NDP leadership race, you need to be a party member. Anyone in Alberta, over the age of 14 can become a member for $10 from now until April 22nd. You can go to https://t.co/DG0Pg4XUjD to purchase a membership. (5/6)
Naheed Nenshi and I didn’t always agree, but we were always committed to the public good.
I’m proud to have @nenshi’s endorsement today.
Friends, this election is too important to sit on the fence.
We need to build a better future with a stable, trustworthy government.
Wow. This quote from Jacinda Ardern’s resignation: ‘Hope I leave New Zealanders with a belief that you can be kind but strong, empathetic but decisive, optimistic but focused...that you can be your own kind of leader, one who knows when it’s time to go’..
Because I’m just a big, fat, giant snowflake— I’ll be wearing a mask in public places for the kids and their families- who are seriously struggling right now.
The first in what I hope will be some more writing from me. This autumn marks the 50th Anniversary of the settlement of South Asian refugees from Uganda, a moment I argue changed this country immeasurably for the better.