@AmirKhan-lj4ep Yes Aga Khan has nothing to do with Islam which you follow through the progeny of Maviya and his descendent Yazeed and so forth and so on. Lastly, ponder a hundred times before putting your nasty thoughts into words.
Brother, if you think, you are a seeker of your history, you need to read history yourself. It will enable you to comprehend how history shapes everything including faith. However, our entire exoteric history is too enigmatic to understand. So, I personally as your spiritual brother request you and other brothers to come across their history because it is of the utmost importance thing. Moula Ali Madad❤
So an Imam believes the universe could blink out of existence . I wish God just would announce one day to the world that Ismailism is the worlds and we are all wrong . Clear up all the confusion and put a stop to all the fighting.
Quick question, current Aga Khan is 49th Imam and he succeeded his grandfather Sultan Aga Khan III who was 48th Imam. What I understand Imamat passes from father to son, so how come here the chain is broken? If we believe in lineage son of 48th Imam should have been 49th and then HE Aga Khan as 50th. So what am I missing? Thanks
The current aga khan's father was bypassed for the leadership coz he was a drunkard n womanizer. That was too much of a reputation risk to bear. So he was passed over for his son.
@@shoaibriz Thanks. However this then is not per the concept of Imamat. Imamat passes from father to son in line and succession. So if grandfather is Imam and grandson is Imam, father 'has' to be Imam as well. The chain cannot be broken. I hope some Aga Khani brother or sister can shed some light on this and respond.
@@shoaibriz Also, 48th Imam had two sons, he could passed on the Imamat to other son if current Aga Khan's father was considered unfit. So I am still looking for an answer.
@@matt_canadian you are right. imamat passes from father to son. no idea what was the real reason in this case where the father was bypassed for his son
Khalil is not officially endorsed to speak on Ismailism by Aga Khan (Imam of the Shia Imami Islam), his own spiritual leader. That may speak to his qualifications.
No such endorsement is required. Every member of the Ismaili community is allowed to speak on Ismailism publicly according to their knowledge and academic expertise.
@@KhalilAndani Based on this comment, are you now claiming that you are officially endorsed to speak on Ismailism? I am lost. Otherwise, what is the point of the comment.
@@noahadam771 all Ismailis are authorized to speak as ambassadors of their faith. No special permission is required in general and Ismaili academics in particular don’t require special permission or authorization to lecture and research on the Ismaili tradition. Your original comment is misleading because it assumes that “endorsement” from the Aga Khan is an actual and necessary qualification that Ismaili scholars must possess to speak in public and be credible. But this is false. There’s no such qualification and this isn’t how things actually work for Ismaili academics, who don’t require the Aga Khan’s endorsement to have scholarly credibility.
@@redlightspellsdanger7177 You don’t have rights to say this publicly. If you are Muslim, then you need to obey basic principles of Islam. I am sorry to say you have lost your sense. Remember, You are not all in all. Islam has many sects, everyone is fine and true with faith. At the end they all accept Muhammad and Allah.
Wow I'm glad I took time out of my life to find out about Muslim and Islamic celebrities
Aga khan has nothing to do with Islam.
Well Muslim
This isn’t Islam
@AmirKhan-lj4ep Yes Aga Khan has nothing to do with Islam which you follow through the progeny of Maviya and his descendent Yazeed and so forth and so on. Lastly, ponder a hundred times before putting your nasty thoughts into words.
well done Mr khalil andani
Well done
Outstanding presentation.......👍
❤ YAM
Please post more historical videos.
Brother, if you think, you are a seeker of your history, you need to read history yourself. It will enable you to comprehend how history shapes everything including faith. However, our entire exoteric history is too enigmatic to understand. So, I personally as your spiritual brother request you and other brothers to come across their history because it is of the utmost importance thing. Moula Ali Madad❤
Ya Allah ya Muhammad ya Ali.
So who is he?
So an Imam believes the universe could blink out of existence . I wish God just would announce one day to the world that Ismailism is the worlds and we are all wrong . Clear up all the confusion and put a stop to all the fighting.
Quick question, current Aga Khan is 49th Imam and he succeeded his grandfather Sultan Aga Khan III who was 48th Imam. What I understand Imamat passes from father to son, so how come here the chain is broken? If we believe in lineage son of 48th Imam should have been 49th and then HE Aga Khan as 50th. So what am I missing? Thanks
The current aga khan's father was bypassed for the leadership coz he was a drunkard n womanizer. That was too much of a reputation risk to bear. So he was passed over for his son.
@@shoaibriz Thanks. However this then is not per the concept of Imamat. Imamat passes from father to son in line and succession. So if grandfather is Imam and grandson is Imam, father 'has' to be Imam as well. The chain cannot be broken. I hope some Aga Khani brother or sister can shed some light on this and respond.
@@shoaibriz Also, 48th Imam had two sons, he could passed on the Imamat to other son if current Aga Khan's father was considered unfit. So I am still looking for an answer.
@@matt_canadian you are right. imamat passes from father to son. no idea what was the real reason in this case where the father was bypassed for his son
@@matt_canadian interesting, i did not know that.
Nandani 👍
Khalil is not officially endorsed to speak on Ismailism by Aga Khan (Imam of the Shia Imami Islam), his own spiritual leader. That may speak to his qualifications.
No such endorsement is required. Every member of the Ismaili community is allowed to speak on Ismailism publicly according to their knowledge and academic expertise.
@@KhalilAndani Did I mention it was required.
@@noahadam771the Aga Khan has officially permitted all Ismailis to speak as ambassadors of their faith
@@KhalilAndani Based on this comment, are you now claiming that you are officially endorsed to speak on Ismailism? I am lost. Otherwise, what is the point of the comment.
@@noahadam771 all Ismailis are authorized to speak as ambassadors of their faith. No special permission is required in general and Ismaili academics in particular don’t require special permission or authorization to lecture and research on the Ismaili tradition. Your original comment is misleading because it assumes that “endorsement” from the Aga Khan is an actual and necessary qualification that Ismaili scholars must possess to speak in public and be credible. But this is false. There’s no such qualification and this isn’t how things actually work for Ismaili academics, who don’t require the Aga Khan’s endorsement to have scholarly credibility.
What religion is this? This is NOT Islam!
A fallacy
There are numerous sects in Shia and Sunnis. Many find some sects beyond the pale of Islam.
@@redlightspellsdanger7177 You don’t have rights to say this publicly. If you are Muslim, then you need to obey basic principles of Islam. I am sorry to say you have lost your sense. Remember, You are not all in all.
Islam has many sects, everyone is fine and true with faith. At the end they all accept Muhammad and Allah.
@@nekoresOfficialI have every to call out these deviants. A Dawah team will be dissecting the beliefs of these kuffar. Watch this space.