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Professor Miklós Sárközy discusses the origins and development of the early Nizari Ismaili state at Alamut, exploring its political alliances, spiritual transformations, and enduring legacy in Ismaili history.

Marking twelve years at IIS, Russell Harris reflects on how music, language, and curiosity shape his work.

An interview with Professor Wen-chin Ouyang on Ethical living through stories, exploring how storytelling and the tradition of adab shape ethics, empathy, and meaning in modern life.

Meet Dr Fayaz Alibhai from the Ismaili Heritage Project in this episode of Voices of IIS.

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.

Joy Johnson celebrates 35 years at The Institute of Ismaili Studies. Join host Selina Ramji as they discuss Joy’s passion for people, travel, and storytelling.

Meet Alnoor Nathani from the Department of Education in this episode of Voices of IIS.

Meet Dr Shainool Jiwa in this episode of Voices of IIS.

Vineet Gupta calls attention to certain historical junctures where modernity has transformed the virtues of authority among the Daʾudi Bohras.

Dr Maria De Cillis sheds light on how the notion of “sympathy” has been used across time and by different intellectual/religious traditions.