Prince Amyn Aga Khan Exhibition at the Heritage Gallery
She (Lady Aly Shah), did not see her great-grand children, Aly's two boys, Karim and Amyn, but
she knew all about them and she chose both their names, the younger bearing that of her brother
who died as a young man in the 1880's.
(Memoirs, pg.268)
Quotes from His Speech on 13th May 1982.
On 26 January, 1989, Prince Amyn Mohammed, A Director of the Aga Khan Trust for
Culture, opened the most important Exhibition of Islamic Calligraphy to be seen in London for
many years.
As guest of honour at the ceremony held on the roof of the nearly completed Ismaili Centre in
central London, Prince Amyn Mohammed said that the Centre has the "the difficult vocation of
bridging East and West, of bringing together strong and brilliant cultures.
From the Will of Imam Sultan Muhamad Shah
Speech delivered by His Highness Prince Amyn Aga Khan at the Opening of an exhibition on
Islamic Calligraphy at the Zamana Gallery, London on January 26, 1989
Message to the H.S.H. Prince Aly S. Khan Garden Scouts Band of a souvenir marking the 50th Anniversary
of the formation of the Band - 28 October 1983
