The Ismaili TV On-Demand
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The Ismaili TV presents a series of interviews that delve deep into the work of the various AKDN institutions and the lives they impact.
Watch a small selection of the numerous international honours, awards, and honorary degrees received by Mawlana Hazar Imam
This series showcases Ismaili professionals from around the world who have demonstrated excellence in their respective fields.
Each episode of The Ismaili Update looks back at the exciting events and stories from the worldwide Jamat and AKDN institutions
Enjoy a glimpse at the true diversity of Islamic civilizations through the events, exhibitions and performances at the Aga Khan Museum.
Relive memories of Mawlana Hazar Imam’s visits with a selection of programmes from the archive.
The Ismaili TV presents a series created specifically for the Farsi speaking Jamat
The effects of climate change is highlighted in this series produced entirely by local filmmakers from Pakistan, India, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan and Nepal under the direction of Emmy winning Executive Producer Andrew Tkach.
The Ismaili TV is proud to launch its first TV Series just for the youth of our Jamat. In this series, youth around the world invite us into their experiences with AKDN and Imamat projects through short, impactful narratives.
This series uncovers key insights into profound questions about who we are and the universe we inhabit, helping us understand what makes innovation possible and demonstrating how technological advances allow scientists to examine nature more deeply.
Set in East Africa, home to some of the world’s most spectacular wildlife, Giving Nature a Voice contains stunning visual imagery of creatures in the sky, on land, and underwater, and explains the threats to their habitats and very survival.
Celebrating those who are achieving success in the fields of sports and athletics.
Learn more about members of the Jamat who are working at the leading edge of their fields and find out more about how to effectively prepare for the future of work.
Prince Aly Muhammad Aga Khan
