Aga Khan, Spiritual Leader of Ismaili Muslims, Dies at 88

Aga Khan Spiritual Leader of Ismaili Muslims Dies

Aga Khan, the spiritual leader of Ismaili Muslims around the world, has died in Lisbon at the age of 88. The Aga Khan Development Network announced his passing on X, formerly known as Twitter. He was widely respected for his development work, great wealth, and success in horse racing. His death marks a significant loss.

As the 49th hereditary Imam, the Aga Khan guided about 15 million Ismaili Muslims worldwide. In addition to his religious leadership, he was a successful racehorse owner. His horse, Shergar, was one of his most famous. Furthermore, the Aga Khan was well-known for his charitable work through the Aga Khan Development Network.

The Aga Khan Development Network focuses on improving education, healthcare, and cultural preservation in developing countries. His work impacted many lives and had a lasting effect on communities globally. Because of his contributions to international development and promoting understanding between different cultures, he received many awards and honors.

His influence went beyond the Ismaili community. The Aga Khan’s dedication to improving the lives of people around the world will inspire future generations. The Aga Khan Development Network stated that the announcement of his successor would follow soon. His legacy will continue through the Network’s work and the guidance provided to the Ismaili Muslim community.

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