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Boston Nizari Ismaili Cultural Center 1089 Commonwealth Avenue, Boston, MA 02215 |
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Founded in 1973, the Boston Nizari Ismaili Cultural Center began with students gathering at MIT, then at Harvard. In 1990, the community relocated to its present facility, which houses the jamat khana (house of congregation) and two small classrooms where religious education classes are held. With an abundance of floor space for people to sit, the jamat khana may resemble other Muslim prayer rooms, but in the Ismaili tradition women pray side by side with the men and play a central role in religious services.
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Denomination: Shia (Ismaili)
Demographics: Predominantly Indian/Pakistani
Prayers: Unknown
Language of services: English
Imam: Unknown
Director/President: Unknown
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Website: No website available
Email: No email available
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