On February 8, mourners including Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau gathered in Lisbon to honor Aga Khan IV, who died at 88. The Ismaili Center ceremony was attended by community leaders and dignitaries recognizing his significant contributions as the spiritual leader of Ismaili Muslims. Trudeau, a family friend, described him as a champion of peace. Following the funeral, Aga Khan IV will be buried privately in Egypt. His son, Prince Rahim Al-Hussaini Aga Khan V, is to succeed him. The Aga Khan's legacy includes substantial development projects benefitting millions, enhancing education and health care in impoverished regions.
Mourners including Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau gathered to commemorate Aga Khan IV, the spiritual leader of the world's Shi'ite Ismaili Muslims, who died at age 88.
Justin Trudeau praised the Aga Khan IV as a dear family friend and a global advocate for peace, highlighting his impactful philanthropic contributions.
The Aga Khan IV, who led the Ismaili Muslims since 1957, initiated development projects that improved education, health care, and rural development in diverse regions.
Prince Rahim Al-Hussaini Aga Khan V has been named the successor, ensuring the continuity of leadership within the Ismaili community following his father's passing.
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