- the
spiritual leader and Imam of the
Nizaris. The
global seat of the
Ismaili Imamate is in Lisbon, Portugal.
Nizari Isma'ili
history is
often traced through...
-
later ordered a
general m****acre of all
Nizaris,
including Khurshah and his family. Many of the
surviving Nizaris scattered throughout Western, Central...
-
historians to
refer to the
Nizaris of Syria, and by some
Caspian Zaydi sources to
refer to the
Nizaris of Persia.
Nizari coins referred to
Alamut as...
-
their sympathizers. Due to the
Seljuks and
Nizaris being unable to
complete the war quickly, the
Nizaris lost
their momentum in the war
leading to a...
-
Europe as the
standard account of the
Nizaris.: 16
Modern works on the
Nizaris have
elucidated the
history of the
Nizaris and in
doing so,
showed that much...
- this
group joined the Qasim-Shahi
Nizaris led by the Aga Khan in 1887.
There are 15,000
followers of this line of
Nizari Imams in
Syria today,
locally called...
- 1260,
Masyaf and
three other Nizari fortresses were
surrendered to the Mongols.
Later that year in September, the
Nizaris allied with the
victorious Mamluks...
- imam of Isma'ilism from 1957
until his
death in 2025. He
inherited the
Nizari imamate and the
title of Aga Khan at the age of 20 upon the
death of his...
-
transliterated as Aqa Khan and Agha Khan) is a
title held by the Imām of the
Nizari Ismāʿīli Shias. From 1957 to 2025, the
holder of the
title was the 49th...
-
equality of the ****es in
Nizārī Ismailism[citation needed]. The Holy Du'a is
recited in Arabic, but it was once
common for,
Nizaris from
India and ****stan...
