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Documentary Depicts Life Of Islamic Leader

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  • Jessica A. Sequeira
| December 5, 2007

Film highlights religious tolerance, promotion of Islamic art and architecture

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The documentary discusses the history of the Ismaili Shia sect and the policies of the three previous Aga Khans. The current Aga Khan, Prince Karim al-Husayn, also appears in the film to reiterate the importance of tolerance during times of conflict. The Initiative on Religion in International Affairs co-sponsored the screening and the panel discussion which followed.

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For Academic Citation: Sequeira, Jessica A.. “Documentary Depicts Life Of Islamic Leader.” News, Harvard Crimson, December 5, 2007.

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