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"reason of his highness :D" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2008-11-29 14:13:09

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"reason of his highness :D" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2008-11-29 14:13:08

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"reason of his highness :D" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2008-11-29 14:13:07

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"Breaking News! His Royal Highness DYMM Paduka Seri Sultan Perak ..." posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2008-10-11 12:28:04

Folks!Alhamdulillah! Our prayers have been answered!Associated Press just now on the current state of our Malaysian judiciary system just as everyone had expected! Take note that MalaysiaKini and HarakahDaily have not said anything about this just yet. Let me quote a few lines from the report down below: Sultan Azlan Muhibbuddin Shah addressing a conference of lawyers said there have been recent "disturbing events relating to the judiciary" _ an apparent reference to a scandal involving a video tape that allegedly provides proof of judicial corruption."Sadly I must acknowledge there has been some disquiet about our judiciary," Azlan said. "I am driven nostalgically to look back to a time when our judiciary was the pride of our region and our neighbors spoke admiringly of our legal system."Azlan the highly respected sultan of northern Perak state stressed that "a judiciary loses its value and service to the community if there is no public confidence in its decision-making Associated Press please do not be angry with me for quoting some lines off your great story. Your story is good for Malaysia and I just have to share it with the rest of my fellow countrymen. The only question right now is whether or not His Royal Highness’s subtle comment about our judiciary system would be taken into account by the powers that be in the government. They would probably pretend once again that there is nothing wrong with the judiciary system just like what Nazri Abdul Aziz had been saying all this while. :-(I guess it is now up to our Malaysian Bar Council to carry on the fight. They are in a very good position to do so since they are involved in the 14th Malaysian Law Conference at the moment. Please make the best of it. Malaysian Bar Council!Before I go. I would like to express my sincerest thanks to His Royal Highness DYMM Paduka Seri Sultan Perak Sultan Azlan Muhibbuddin Shah for making the first big step. Thank you. Your Royal Highness!Related Post:

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"Did His Royal Highness DYMM Paduka Seri Sultan Perak Sultan Azlan ..." posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2008-07-13 08:12:21

Folks!By the measure you are reading this affix this morning. His Royal Highness DYMM Paduka Seri Sultan Perak Sultan Azlan Shah Muhibbuddin Shah is probably in the lay of delivering His Opening Address for the prestigious 14th Malaysian Law Conference! According to the. His Royal Highness will deliver His Opening communicate at 0915 hours today. As I had said in my previous affix a lot of populate speculated that His Royal Highness DYMM Paduka Seri Sultan Perak Sultan Azlan Muhibbuddin Shah might sound the alarm on the express of our Malaysian judiciary today. Well we could only hope that His Royal Highness ordain do just that today!I’m pretty sure that MalaysiaKini and HarakahDaily will cover the grand opening of this prestigious event today. We are all interested in hearing His Royal Highness’s Opening communicate. It would be nice if MalaysiaKini and HarakahDaily can either give us with a video or a full transcript of His Royal Highness’s Opening Address later today. I would be really disappointed of they could not give either one of those for us. By the way folks! MalaysiaKini last Saturday reported that the 3-Day 14th Malaysian Law Conference would have a on the final day of the prestigious event. The be showing is a part of their ‘What’s next after the Lingam tape?’ session. Well folks. I had just taken a peek at the Official Conference Programme just now but found that there is no such session listed at all!What is going on here?Did the Organizing Committee includes the session at the very last minute and had forgotten to modify their Official Conference Programme?Who knows maybe they didn’t want Pak Lah and Nazri Abdul Aziz to know about it. Take note that Nazri Abdul Aziz has been given the honor to mouth the Closing Address! It is probably some kind of a special surprise for the powers that be. :-)Related Post:

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"Messenger of Peace Her Royal Highness Princess Haya Bint Al ..." posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2008-03-26 02:26:56

Her Royal Highness Princess Haya Bint Al Hussein of Jordan was designated as a United Nations Messenger of Peace by United Nations Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon on 21 September 2007. Princess Haya Bint Al Hussein is known for her commitment to humanitarian causes. She also served as a Goodwill Ambassador for the World Food Programme from 2005 to 2007. Daughter of the late King Hussein of Jordan. Princess Haya now resides in Dubai with her husband. HH Sheikh Mohammed Bin Rashid Al Maktoum. Vice President and Prime attend of the United Arab Emirates. Ruler of Dubai. Princess Haya is the first Arab woman to compete in equestrian events at the continental world and Olympic levels and is now a member of the International Olympic Committee. HRH Princess Haya has worked to promote health education and sports issues among youth in the Arab and Muslim world. She is dedicated to helping increase global awareness of the Millennium Development Goals including the eradication of extreme poverty and ache. Notes:This year the world is celebrating Golden Jubilee of the Imamat Caliphate of Prince Karim al-Hussaini Aga Khan. Fatimid Heritage Foundation is a Cooperating Organization with The FATIMID - DG partnership supports heritage education and peace activities to enhance knowledge interfaith harmony and global pluralism. The FATIMID works to promote a more secure equitable and prosperous world in conformity with the vision of His Highness Aga Khan. It is an expression of love and devotion Ismaili Muslims undergo for. 49th direct lineal descendant of Prophet Muhammad through his cousin and son-in-law. Aly the first Imam-Caliph and his wife Fatima the Prophet's daughter. Aga Khan is the capture of like wisdom and unity among interpretations of the Faith and also connect of confidence between West and Muslims and are other development initiatives of The FATIMID. Welcome to Geneva Peace Development displace. The label is derived of our admiration for Geneva the city of 44 Nobel Prizes. A center of excellence and decision-making in multiple domains. Geneva has become the principal forum of world negotiation and a natural domiciliate to intense diplomatic and networking activity due to the numerous International Organizations and NGOs located in the Lake Geneva area whose activities are central to human life in matters of health fight humanitarian assistance trade and development telecommunications environment scientific investigate intellectual property sports etc.

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"Royal Highness heads Long Island" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2008-01-08 03:27:54

-->The evaluate 1 winner who ordain be retired at year's end will look to cap her go on a winning note in Saturday's Grade 3. $150,000 Long Island Handicap at. She finished second in this race last year. Royal Highness won the evaluate 1 Beverly D on Aug. 11 at a victory that guaranteed her a spot in the Breeders' Cup Filly and Mare Turf. But her connections were never really contemplating that race - she would have had to supplement for a fee of $180,000 - and instead were pointing to the $2 million E. P. Taylor at on Oct. 21. Royal Highness however came out of a sixth-place finish in the evaluate 1 Flower Bowl at Belmont a little sore according to trainer."Just now in the measure week or 10 days she started training as come up as she should," Clement said will ride Royal Highness who will be the 122-pound highweight. Clement said that he will also go away Green Girl in the Long Island. Green Girl a 5-year-old French-bred comes out of a sixth-place end against males in the Grade 1 Joe Hirsch cover Classic Invitational. She was trained by for that go."She's done very well since she's been with us," Clement said. "We stood her a lot in the furnish because she was bad at the gate Turf Classic Day. She's training very come up - she looks great."Green Girl gets in with 115 pounds. Others expected to run in the Long Island are Pictavia. Rising Cross. Dalvina. Miracle Moment. My Rachel and Mary Louhana.

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"Closing Address by His Highness the Aga Khan at Louvre Museum - 17 ..." posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-12-15 18:40:10

I thank Mr Loyrette and the management of the Louvre most warmly for organising this round table and inviting me to speak this evening. This is a completely new situation for me since I undergo never previously taken move in this kind of initiative in France much less at the Louvre. You will not be surprised if I acknowledge that I feel as though I am sitting an extremely important educate examination for which I have done no preparation at all! So I approach the assign with deep trepidation! The meaning of our exhibition was certainly better illustrated by my brother Prince Amyn and the director of the Aga Khan believe for Culture. Luis Monreal. I myself could not undergo explained the technicalities but I evaluate it is interesting to know about the framework within which our initiative is taking place and it is to this issue that I shall move now. It is of cover risky to mouth about a world as diversified complex and pluralistic as the Islamic world in this day and age. I shall accept myself to take that risk and act to explain to you some of the strategic aims we considered in relation to putting our collection on exhibition. I believe that today the Islamic world’s view of its own future is seriously affected by a divergent grimace. It is a world split into two tendencies: on the one hand modernisers and believers in progressive change on the other traditionalists who might even be described as hidebound. Both desire to determine future directions to be taken by the Ummah which will beef up its identity or rather its identities while remaining rooted in a truth which is firmly Muslim. In practice these two tendencies can be seen in the political domain in the differences between theocratic governance and the secular express; between the application of Sharia in all legal fields and the end absence of Sharia or its application only in the domain of civil law; between economic and financial systems based on Sharia and systems that are essentially liberal and westernised; between religious education at every level and a national system with no reference at all to religion throughout the whole educational process apart from the madrasa option for very young children. In this context we thought it essential whichever choice Muslim populations may indicate to their governments to clarify certain aspects of the history of Muslim civilisations in order that today’s two main tendencies modern and traditional can base their ideas on historical realities and not on history that has been misunderstood or even manipulated. Firstly the 1,428 years of the Ummah embrace many civilisations and are therefore characterised by an astonishing pluralism. In particular this geographic ethnic linguistic and religious pluralism has manifested itself at the most defining moments in the history of the Ummah hence the objective of the Aga Khan collection which is to bring out objects drawn from every region and every period and created from every kind of material in the Muslim world. The second great historical lesson to be learnt is that the Muslim world has always been wide change state to every aspect of human existence. The sciences society art the oceans the environment and the cosmos undergo all contributed to the great moments in the history of Muslim civilisations. The Qur’an itself repeatedly recommends Muslims to become better educated in order better to understand God’s creation. Our collection seeks to demonstrate the openness of Muslim civilisations to every aspect of human life even going so far as to work in partnership with intellectual and artistic sources originating in other regions. The third important observation we can make about the Ummah today is that the two main tendencies traditional and modern are trying to keep indeed to create their Islamic legitimacy. Loss of identity anxiety about the assay of being caught up in a process of westernisation that is essentially Christian and is perceived as becoming less and less religious are deep and very real concerns. Where the two tendencies move is on the question of how to maintain and strengthen this identity in the future. Here. I would desire to digress in request to dilate how deep this loss of identity can be even though it passes unrecognised until it is too late. Thirty years ago. I and a be of Muslim intellectuals met to ask ourselves an apparently simple but in reality extremely complex challenge: “Has the Muslim world lost the ability to express itself in the field of architecture a handle admired and acknowledged as one of the most powerful manifestations of every great Muslim civilisation?” The response was a unanimous ‘Yes’. Since then many efforts undergo been made to change the situation including the Aga Khan Award for Architecture but one of the causes was that throughout the Ummah none of the teachers in any of the schools of architecture had studied in their home countries. Without exception every teacher of architecture in every school and university in the Muslim world had been trained abroad without any reference whatsoever to the Muslim world. This is by the way one of the reasons we are pleased to undergo been able to include in our collection some documents of unique architectural interest. For the populations of the Ummah loss of identity is an unquestionable reality as it is for all societies. Perhaps one of the keys for the Muslim world will be to bear on their cultures in the modern world by means of rediscovered ancient and newly inspired sources. The Muslim world’s two main tendencies traditional and modern will both undergo a role to play but if one attempts to bring home the bacon exclusivity at the expense of the other the consequences will be predictable and highly damaging. The second air about which I undergo been asked to talk to you is what the role of museums might be in promoting understanding between East and West. It is a huge challenge to which I shall not try to furnish a comprehensive response but I should nevertheless point out that the Muslim world with its history and cultures and indeed its different interpretations of Islam is still little known in the West. change surface today in secondary and even university education in the West the chew over of the Muslim world is comfort a specialist affect. One example is how little the Muslim world features in the chew over of humanities in the West where courses are essentially centred around Judeo-Christian civilisations. This lack of knowledge is a dramatic reality which manifests itself in a particularly serious way in western democracies since public opinion has difficulties judging national and international policy vis-à-vis the Muslim world. There are an infinite be of historical reasons for this but perhaps there is also a fear of proselytisation. Be that as it may the two worlds. Muslim and non-Muslim. Eastern and Western must as a matter of urgency alter a real effort to get to experience one another for I fear that what we undergo is not a clash of civilisations but a collide with of ignorance on both sides. Insofar as civilisations bear witness and convey themselves through their art museums undergo an essential role to play in teaching the two worlds to understand respect and appreciate each other and ensuring that whole populations are given fresh opportunities to alter communicate with each other using new modern methods imaginatively and intelligently to bring about truly global communication. Western museums particularly those in Europe have some extraordinary.

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"Pictures - His Highness the Aga Khan?s Visit to Uganda, East Africa" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-11-11 18:13:09

Pictures of His Highness the Aga Khan’s tour to Uganda are now available at theismaili org. Mawlana Hazar Imam’s Visit to East Africa Mawlana Hazar Imam departed for Uganda continuing his Golden Jubilee journey of East Africa. Upon arriving at Entebbe Airport. Hazar Imam was welcomed by Martin Aliker. Advisor to the President of Uganda; Yusuf Karmali. President of the Ismaili Council for Uganda; and Mahmood Ahmed the AKDN Resident Representative of Uganda. Persistent rainfall did little to dampen the spirits of hundreds of Jamati members who had gathered at the airport to welcome Hazar Imam. Loud cheering filled the air when the Imam’s cut landed. And as the motorcade left the airport. Mawlana Hazar Imam waved continuously to the overjoyed and cheering crowd. Anne Marie Mirembe welcomes Mawlana Hazar Imam with flowers in the presence of Martin Aliker. Advisor to the President of Uganda. Mayor Sebaggala. Yusuf Karmali. President of the Aga Khan Council for Uganda and Mahmood Ahmed. Resident Representative of the AKDN. Uganda. Photo: AKDN/Gary Otte ------Receive Ismaili send Alerts on Messenger. Phone. telecommunicate etc.------------

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"Pictures - His Highness the Aga Khan?s Visit to Tanzania, East ..." posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-10-28 14:20:48

In the morning. Mawlana Hazar Imam flew to Zanzibar where he was received by Hon. Dr. Mwinyihaji Makame. Zanibar’s Minister of State Planning and Finance. A ceremonial Guard of recognise and be performance of the by the Police bind welcomed Mawlana Imam followed by a spectacle of cultural dances and musical performances. Mawlana Hazar Imam receives a warm Zanzibar welcome by cultural dancers upon arrival. Photo: AKDN/Zahur Ramji At a express luncheon hosted in honour of Mawlana Hazar Imam. His Excellency President Amani Abeid Karume of Zanzibar presented the Imam with a traditional Zanzibar chest. In expressing his gratitude for the Government’s change reception. Mawlana Hazar Imam commented that he hoped the future would carry increased collaboration between the Government of Zanzibar and the Aga Khan Development communicate (AKDN). His Excellency Abeid Karume. President of Zanzibar presents Mawlana Hazar Imam with a gift of a traditional Zanzibar chest during his visit to State House. Photo: AKDN/Zahur Ramji Later in the day. Mawlana Hazar Imam returned to Dar es Salaam and met with His Excellency President Jakaya Kikwete of Tanzania at State House where an official collection of commemorative postage stamps marking the Imam’s Golden Jubilee were formally unveiled. In the evening. President Kikwete hosted a State dinner in recognise of Mawlana Hazar Imam. His Excellency Jakaya Mrisho Kikwete. President of Tanzania and Mawlana Hazar Imam officially unveil a series of commemorative stamps that undergo been produced to mark the Golden Jubilee. Photo: AKDN/Zahur Ramji

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