Part of an international family of Ismaili Centres, The Ismaili Centre in London was the first religious, social and cultural space designed for the Shia Imami Ismaili Muslim Community in the West. The Foundation Stone of the Centre was laid in September 1979 by Lord Soames, then Lord President of the Greater London Council, and the Centre was formally opened by then Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher in April 1985, both in the presence of His Highness the Aga Khan.
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The Ismaili Centre
Learn about the renowned grace, subtle movements and expressive arrangements of the Lucknow Gharan style of Kathak dance – an…
The Ismaili Centre
To mark the 25th anniversary of the opening of The Ismaili Centre, Exhibition Road Cultural Group – with the generous…
The Ismaili Centre
Learn about the renowned grace, subtle movements and expressive arrangements of the Lucknow Gharan style of Kathak dance – an…
The Ismaili Centre
To mark the 25th anniversary of the opening of The Ismaili Centre, Exhibition Road Cultural Group – with the generous…
The Ismaili Centre
Enjoy and experience the rhythm and melodies of the Indian subcontinent firsthand with your own instruments and voice. A lively…
The Ismaili Centre
To mark the 25th anniversary of the opening of The Ismaili Centre, Exhibition Road Cultural Group – with the generous…
The Ismaili Centre
The faith of all Ismaili Muslims is the same worldwide; their devotional literature varies from tradition to tradition but shares…
The Ismaili Centre
This interactive storytelling will transport you to a faraway island and absorb you in a lively debate between the creatures…
The Ismaili Centre
The faith of all Ismaili Muslims is the same worldwide; their devotional literature varies from tradition to tradition but shares…
