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Simerg Insights from Around the World. Aga Khan Ottawa Arrival. Mawlana Hazar Imam is received at Ottawa International Airport by the Aga Khan Development Network Representative for Canada, Mahmood Eboo left, the President of the Aga Khan Council for Canada, Malik Talib, centre with Hazar Imam, and Karima Karmali, the Councils Vice President. Photo Moez VisramThe Ismaili. By ABDULMALIK MERCHANTHis Highness the Aga Khan arrived in Ottawa Tuesday, November 1. Portable Deadly Dozen Pacific Theater Download. Canada during which he will meet with his Ismaili followers in Eastern Canada for religious meetings in Toronto and Montreal. He will however first preside over the inaugural Pluralism Award ceremony at the iconic Delegation of the Ismaili Imamat Building located on Sussex Drive. Readers will be abletowatch the ceremony live on Wednesday, November 1. P. M. EST. A short photographic tour of the Global Centre for Pluralism Flashback The unveiling of the plaque by His Highness the Aga Khan and the former Governor General of Canada, David Johnston, during the inauguration ceremony of the building on May 1. The plaque is now embedded in the right wall, just inside the main entrance to the building. ArvindGuptaToys. com. Gallery of Books And Toys courtesy Arvind Gupta the Toy Maker. Have fun and learn through Toys and Books. Page by Samir Dhurde. Sounds Of Silence Lyrics by Simon Garfunkel at the Lyrics Depot. Photo Jean Marc Carisse. In preparation for the press conference that was held yesterday Tuesday, November 1. I decided to visit the Global Centre for Pluralism on Saturday, November 1. A short video presentation highlighting the purpose of the Global Centre for Pluralism. Above Princess Zahra Aga Khan. Note Light streak is camera reflection. The anime, being a TV show that has lasted many seasons, has many opening and ending themes. With a focus on the artistic, intellectual and textual expressions of the Ismalis and other related Muslim traditions. Gauntlet Slayer Edition Multi'>Gauntlet Slayer Edition Multi. A gospel is a written account of the career and teachings of Jesus of Nazareth. The word originated as a contraction from old English god spel meaning good news. Usage Statistics for communitygaze. Cyberlink Youcam 6 Full Version. Summary Period May 2016 Search String Generated 08Oct2017 0208 PDT. K-wallpaper-middle-size.jpg' alt='Lagu Lost Prophet' title='Lagu Lost Prophet' />Photo Malik MerchantBarakahSimerg. An immense transformation has taken place, while still preserving the historic features of the building. The Aga Khan during the official opening of the building on May 1. The architects, designers, engineers and so many others who have rehabilitated this wonderful Tudor Gothic building have taken enormous care to respect its distinctive historic character. A plaque highlighting the Global Centres connection to the Ottawa River, see following two photos. Photo Malik MerchantBarakahSimerg. One of the major features that you are drawn to as you enter the building and climb its few steps is the large window that overlooks the Ottawa River. And the Aga Khan provided an insight on the topic too. In the same speech, he said When I first visited this site, I went across the Ottawa River, to see things from the opposite side. From that perspective, I noticed that many buildings on the Ontario side had, over the years, turned their backs to the river. But as we began to plan, another possibility became evident. It seemed increasingly significant to open the site to the water. This is precisely what the building offers every day to each person who walks in, perhaps with the thought Let me see the Ottawa River first. Visitors at the Global Centre on Saturday, November 1. One, far right end, is standing a few metres from the full height window, and pointing to the Ottawa River, see next photo. Photo Malik MerchantBarakahSimerg. A beautiful view of the Ottawa River from the Global Centres full height window. See photo of plaque, above. Photo BarakahSimerg. Global Centre for Pluralism was designated as one of 1. CONFEDERATION PAVILIONS, for 2. Canada. This plaque stands outside the building on Sussex Drive. Photo Malik MerchantBarakahSimerg. The Global Centre for Pluralism was designated as one of the 1. Confederation Pavilions in the National Capital Region for the year 2. The Commission identified buildings that had been dormant and then brought back to life. A passport booklet highlighting all  the 1. It encourages everyone to visit the buildings and experience them for their architectural heritage. Bilingual front cover of the passport booklet, with an insert English shown on the Global Centre for Pluralism. Photo BarakahSimerg. The Global Centre has been a National Historic Site since 1. Canadian War Museum. The PASSPORT booklet explains Today a 3. His Highness the Aga Khan has brought the building back to life as the new home of the Global Centre for Pluralism. This independent research and education centre, created in partnership with the Government of Canada, advances respect for diversity around the world. Become a pluralism champion visit this heritage landmark, and explore the mission and work of the Centre. The historic Sir Arthur Doughtys fireplace inside the Global Centres presentation room. See plaque, next photo, explaining the significance of the fireplace. Photo Malik MerchantBarakahSimerg. Fireplace plaque. Photo Malik MerchantBarakahSimerg. Chandelier in the hall by the main entrance. Photo Malik MerchantBarakahSimerg. A segment of a drawing, Invincible before daybreak, by Edward Pien 2. Photo Malik MerchantBarakahSimerg. Ceiling in seminar room, with all the high tech gadgets seamlessly incorporated. Photo Malik MerchantBarakahSimerg. A segment of a painting symbolizing past indigenous injustices. Photo Malik MerchantBarakahSimerg. Decorative designs on walls and windows symbolizing plurarity. Photo Malik MerchantBarakahSimerg. Painting details soon. Photo Malik MerchantBarakahSimerg. Contemplative garden. The Aga Khan in referring to this exterior space said, a new garden in the forecourt, a tranquil space for contemplating the past and thinking about the future. Background building is the Royal Canadian Mint. Photo Malik MerchantBarakahSimerg. A colourful plaque on wall explaining pluralism in all its aspects. Photo Malik MerchantBarakahSimerg. The last of the beautiful fall colours shading the Global Centre for Pluralism on November 1. Photo Malik MerchantBarakhSimerg. Press Conference with winners of the 2. Pluralism Awardl to r Daniel Webb of Australia, Alice Wairimu Nderitu of Kenya, Leyner Palacios Asprilla of Colombia all three are Pluralism Award Winners Rt. Hon. Joe Clarke and John Mc. Nee. Members of the media were invited on Tuesday morning for an hour long press conference at the Global Centre for Pluralism to meet with the winners of the first Pluralism Award. The opening remarks by the Centres Secretary General John Mc. Nee were followed by the introduction of each of the 3 winners by the Rt. Hon. Joe Clark, Canadas former Prime Minister. Mr. Clarke headed the jury that selected the 3 winners and 7 other honourable mentions from over 2. Leyner Palacios Asprilla The humble and courageous activist Leyner Asprilla of Colombia spoke about the the terrible massacre in May 2. Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia, the guerilla movement known with the Spanish acronym FARC, launched gas cylinder bombs at a church in Bojay full of civilians that was being used as a human shield by a paramilitary group. The bombs bursted the church killing 7. Asprilla survived the massacre but he emerged to find that 3. Instead of becoming despondent over this cruel tragedy, Asprilla went on to found the Committee for the Rights of Victims of Bojay, giving voice to over 1. Bojay, Choc. As a result of his fight for social justice, Leyner was asked to represent Bojay massacre victims during peace negotiations between guerilla forces and the government. One of the results was that FARC publicly acknowledged their role in the 2. Bojay church, requested forgiveness. Leyner Palacios Asprilla. Photo BarakahSimerg. Asprilla organized assemblies with representatives from every community in Bojay, even the most remote, and encouraged each community to include a female representative.