Aga Khan, the leader of Ismaili Muslims, laid to rest in Egypt during private burial ceremony
The Aga Khan IV has been laid to rest in Egypt in a private ceremony
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The Aga Khan obituary
Spiritual leader of Ismaili Muslims and billionaire businessman who enjoyed a jet-setting lifestyle. Fast cars, yachts and racehorses are not the usual accoutrements of religious leaders, but they ...The Guardian - 22h -
Aga Khan, the leader of Ismaili Muslims, laid to rest in Egypt during private burial ceremony
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Aga Khan's funeral service held in Portugal ahead of private burial ceremony in Egypt
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