Meet the Aga Khan, the influential leader of the Ismaili Muslim sect. In a series of rare interviews, he shares his views on politics and social justice and discusses his foundation, which invests more than $400 million annually in aid projects. Though little known among non-Muslims, the Aga Khan has played an important role in fighting world poverty and is becoming a key voice of moderation at a time of rising religious conflict.
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Born into a world of wealth and privilege he devotes his life to eliminating poverty and inequality. A religious leader who traces his ancestry back to the Prophet ...
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For 50 years the Aga Khan has shouldered the burden of the welfare of his community as the world has faced incredible change. In this post 9/11 world as the ...
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