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Abstract:

Ya Ali Madat,

Je vous serais reconnaissant de bien vouloir prendre en considération
mon article et diffuser le témoignage. Une Foi de conviction, cette
quête spirituelle intime et personnelle, cette approche ésotérique n'a
pas a avoir peur de la raison critique.Après des décennies de vie dans
les pays industrialisés, la tradition philosophique occidentale nous a
permis de questionner l'essence et la dimension ésotérique de notre
pratique en tant que croyant musulman Shia Imami Ismaili Nizarite et en
faire un éclairage sur le monde et sur nos choix traditionnels de
grande valeur humaniste.

Avec mes salutations fraternelles et en vous souhaitant une bonne
lecture, et merci pour votre bienvaillance,

mohez nato
Enseignant-Chercheur Université Paris Sud 11 France

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A Collection of Short Descriptions of the major Heroes in Ismaili History.

Notes:

Late 19th Century To Present Age

Notes:

From the Author:

I am writing to you in hopes of requesting you to post an item to your
ismaili.net website regarding my work on a Unicode standard for the
Khojki script, which was used to record the literature (ginans, etc) of
the Nizari Ismaili community of Sindh in South Asia.

My work on a Khojki standard for Unicode will enable the representation
of the script in the digital medium. Practically, this means that
Ismailis will be able to produce digital content in the script that was
originally used to record their literature. Secondly, my work will help
in the preservation of Khojki manuscripts.

My proposal to encode the Khojki script in Unicode is available at

http://www.umich.edu/~pandey/khojki.pdf

I am interested in comments from the Ismaili community. After all, I
developed this project so that Ismailis may use technology to preserve
and expand their culture.

Best regards,

Anshuman Pandey
Department of History
University of Michigan
Ann Arbor, Michigan, U.S.A.

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Writings about Ginans and Granths collected by the heritage Society starting at its SOS Khojki Conferences in 1990 and 1991.