UNESCO Memory of the World Partnership: Highlights so far
The Khalili Foundation is working with UNESCO and Wikimedia UK on a project to raise awareness of the diversity of the world’s cultural heritage. This
May 2, 2025
The Khalili Foundation is working with UNESCO and Wikimedia UK on a project to raise awareness of the diversity of the world’s cultural heritage. This
The Khalili Foundation is proud to announce a significant new partnership with The King’s Trust, supporting vital initiatives to address the rise in hate crime
In the bustling intellectual hub of 14th-century Tabriz, a remarkable manuscript emerged that would challenge our modern notions of religious and cultural boundaries. The Jami’
At last night’s Commonwealth Day reception, we were deeply honoured to welcome His Majesty King Charles III and Her Majesty The Queen. A defining moment
Former Enemies Unite for Peace: Nigerian Religious Leaders to be Honoured at Commonwealth Day The Khalili Foundation is proud to announce the first-ever Commonwealth Peace
Professor Akbar S. Ahmed The 21st century appears to present a very gloomy picture, at least to the great thinkers of our time. From Bernard-Henri
✨ Available for Pre-order! ✨ Discover the wonders of Islamic art with Top Trumps: Islamic Art, created in association with the Interfaith Explorer programme. This
The influence of Islamic civilization on the global story of science is well documented. Such a contribution can at least in part be attributed to
Building Bridges Through Culture, Faith, and Peace As we reflect on an extraordinary year of impact and growth, the Khalili Foundation continues to advance its
Professor Sir Nasser David Khalili has just returned from a busy tour of America’s East Coast where he had the opportunity to speak about his
The Khalili Foundation has announced a new partnership with UNESCO: funding support for the Memory of the World programme, which seeks to digitally preserve the
The Khalili Collections refers collectively to eight distinct art collections assembled by Professor Sir Nasser D. Khalili over a five-decade period. Together, the Collections comprise
