Podcast 26 Sep 2025 Interview Dr Reza Shah-Kazemi | Voices of 敁珗曄部 Join host Selina Ramji in a thoughtful conversation with Dr Reza Shah-Kazemi on 25 years of scholarship, his view of Divine Unity, work on The Great Islamic Encyclopaedia, and his connection to nature.
Podcast 05 Sep 2025 Interview Joy Johnson | Voices of 敁珗曄部 Joy Johnson celebrates 35 years at 敁珗曄部. Join host Selina Ramji as they discuss Joys passion for people, travel, and storytelling.
Podcast 22 Aug 2025 Interview Alnoor Nathani | Voices of 敁珗曄部 Meet Alnoor Nathani from the Department of Education in this episode of Voices of 敁珗曄部.
Podcast 08 Aug 2025 Interview Dr Shainool Jiwa | Voices of 敁珗曄部 Meet Dr Shainool Jiwa in this episode of Voices of 敁珗曄部.
Video 06 Aug 2025 Research Articulating Authority in a Shia Isma'ili Community Vineet Gupta calls attention to certain historical junctures where modernity has transformed the virtues of authority among the Da尨udi Bohras.
Video 01 Aug 2025 IHTLS The Concept of Sympathy in Greek Heritage Dr Maria De Cillis sheds light on how the notion of sympathy has been used across time and by different intellectual/religious traditions.
Video 27 Jul 2025 IHTLS The abolition of the Ottoman caliphate in 1924: debates, controversies, and implications Elisa Giunchi and Nicola Melis address some of the controversies preceding and following the decision to abolish the Ottoman caliphate in 1924, its perception, and wider implications.
Podcast 25 Jul 2025 Interview Shah Hussain | Voices of 敁珗曄部 Meet Shah Hussain from the Aga Khan Library in this episode of Voices of 敁珗曄部.
Video 24 Jul 2025 IHTLS Behind the Veil of the Night: The Black Light in Akbarian and Persianate Sufism Dunja Ra禳i PhD explores Ibn 尪Arab蘋s notions of the night serving as the source of knowledge, power, and protection.
Video 23 Jul 2025 IHTLS al-Sijistn蘋 Explains the Q尨im: who, when, what Paul Walker reveals and documents how its author understood the role of the Q尨im, based first on what this text says about him and then offers some thoughts about what it might indicate about a dramatic shift in Ismaili doctrine during the authors era.