Karim Haiderali Karim

Karim Haiderali Karim

Profession or occupation carriedout for the longest period in life

• Professor

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Parents

Gulbanu Kanji Mohamed 1932–2023

Haiderali Essa Karim 1932

Siblings

Nazil Haiderali Karim

Partners

Rosemin Shamshudin Jamal

Born in

Haiderali Essa Karim(Born in 1932 Kisii).

Gulbanu Kanji Mohamed(Born in 1932 Arusha).

Dr. Karim H. Karim's Publications

Karim's Academic Publications on Ismailis

· Communal Authority and Communicational Autonomy: Print and Digital Media of South Asian Ismaili Muslims in Canada (forthcoming).

· Engaging with Hindi Cinema in a Vedic-Islamic context: Pluralism, Liminality, and Diasporic Khoja Ismailis. Global Media Journal — Canadian Edition, 12:1 (2021), 43-63.

· Khoja Isma’ilis in Canada and the USA. Oxford Research Encyclopedia on Islam in North America, 2021

· Ismailis: A Pluralist Search for Universal Truth. In Handbook of Contemporary Islam and Muslim Lives. Springer, 2020

· Proceedings of the 2nd Ismaili Studies Conference. Carleton Centre for the Study of Islam, 2017

· Shia Ismaili Leadership: Past and Present. American Journal of Islamic Social Sciences 33:2 (2016)

· The Exoteric and Esoteric in Ismaili Muslim Hermeneutics. Canadian Journal of Communication, 40:1 (2015)

· Speaking to Post-Secular Society: The Aga Khan’s Public Discourse. In The Relevance of Islamic Identity in Canada. Mawenzi House, 2015

· Ismaili Engagements with Western Societies. In Routledge Handbook of Islam in the West. Routledge, 2015

· The Aga Khan Development Network: Shia Ismaili Islam. In Global Religious Movements Across Borders. Ashgate, 2014

· Ismaili Arrangements of Public and Private Spheres. In Diverse Spaces: Identity, Heritage and Community in Canadian Public Culture. Cambridge Scholars, 2013

· The Legend of the Assassins in News Coverage of Muslims. In The Oxford Handbook of Religion and Media. New York: Oxford University Press, 2012

· Ismaili Engagements with Contemporary Canadian Society. In F. Daftary (Ed.), A Modern History of the Ismailis. IIS-IB Tauris, 2011

· The Aga Khan Development Network’s Transnationalism. In Transnational Europe. London: Palgrave Macmillan, 2011

. Indigenization and Auto-colonization: Linguistic Use and Suppression among Indian Ismailis-2023, Conference: Empires of Language in Islamicate Eurasia, Simon Fraser University,Vancouver File:Indigenization and Auto-Colonization (rev Aug 2023).pptx