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29 de ene. de 2018 · Entre l’Aga Khan III et l’Aga Khan IV, dont l’intronisation a été célébrée à Karachi en octobre 1957, une même vie de faste vouée aux arts… et à l’amour des femmes. Cette passion ravageuse partagée par les deux souverains de cette branche de l’islam chiite est l’occasion de brosser le portrait de ces épouses, devenues princesses, parfois bégums.
A la muerte de su abuelo, el sultán Muhammad Shah, Aga Khan III, el príncipe Karim se convirtió en el 49.º Imán de los Musulmanes Ismaelitas Chiitas a los 21 años, pasando por encima de los derechos de su padre, el príncipe Alí Khan, y de su tío, el príncipe Sadruddin Aga Khan, que estaban en la línea directa de sucesión.
Aga Khan III (in persiano: آغا خان الثالث; Karachi, 2 novembre 1877 – Assuan, 11 luglio 1957), era il titolo di Mahommed Shah (in persiano سلطان محمد شاه), il 48º Imam dei musulmani Ismailiti Nizariti.. È stato uno dei fondatori ed il primo presidente della Lega musulmana indiana, che auspicava la ripartizione del territorio indiano negli Stati distinti di Pakistan ...
13 de may. de 2020 · For Aga Khan III, interpretation of religious law and precepts was essential for the well-being of the faithful and could occur at “any time and for any generation” so long as it is acted upon within the confines of scripture and in keeping with traditions of the Prophet Muhammad (Aga Khan III 1997–1998, p. 1184).
48th Imam – Direct descendant of Prophet Muhammad (pbuh) His Highness the Aga Khan Karim Al-Hussaini — Mowlana Hazar Imam, pays tribute to his grandfather: “Many many memories come to our minds as we think of him. He achieved in his life, for our community, that which could only have been accomplished normally in a period of many generations.
Aga Khan III (1877–1957) was the 48th Imam of the Shiʿi Ismaili Muslims. Through his knowledge of Eastern as well as Western cultures, he was uniquely placed to play a significant role in the international affairs of this time. The long public career of Aga Khan III had many dimensions.
