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2. Aga Khan University - Wikipedia

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   Aga Khan University's Karachi campus. The Aga Khan University is an international university, operating on campuses in Central and South Asia, the African Great Lakes, Europe and the Middle East. In Pakistan, the university is an 84-acre campus including a hospital with two on-campus male and female hostels with a capacity of 300 each.

3. Institute of Ismaili Studies - Wikipedia

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   The late Aga Khan III was instrumental in the transformation of Aligarh University, for which he campaigned starting as early as 1896. [11] He also articulated the Muslims' need for a "Central University" – a place where religion and learning are never divorced and individuality is safeguarded from imitating other cultures – so that early in their lives, students would gain a sense "for ...

4. List of awards and honours received by Muhammad Yunus

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   1989 — Aga Khan Award for Architecture, Switzerland [3] 1993 — CARE Humanitarian Award [4] 1994 — World Food Prize. [5] 1994 — International Pfeffer Peace Award [6] 1995 — Max Schmidheiny Freedom Prize [7] 1996 — UNESCO International Simón Bolívar Prize [8] 1998 — Indira Gandhi Prize [9] 1998 — Prince of Asturias Award [10]

5. List of universities in Uganda - Wikipedia

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   Aga Khan University, Kampala: Kampala: 2025 [39] Public universities. List of public universities In Uganda Rank Abbreviation Name of university Location Established ...

6. Mirai Chatterjee - Wikipedia

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   1983—1985 Aga Khan Foundation Scholarship for 1983 – 85 for graduate degree in public health, Johns Hopkins University, USA 1978—1982 Harvard University Scholarship 1976—1978 Jawaharlal Nehru Memorial Scholarship to attend the United World College of the Atlantic, Wales

7. Aga Khan III - Wikipedia

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   The Aga Khan campaigned against the institution of purda and zenāna, which he felt were oppressive and un-Islamic institutions. [43] He completely banned the purda and the face veil for his Ismāʿīlī followers. [44] The Aga Khan also restricted polygamy, encouraged marriage to widows, and banned child marriage. [43]