A Modern History of the Ismailis is a scholarly work that examines the development, experiences, and transformations of Ismaili Muslim communities in the modern era. It brings together academic contributions that explore how Ismailis have adapted to social, political, and cultural changes across different regions of the world.
The book covers topics such as community leadership, identity, migration, education, and the role of the Aga Khan institutions in shaping modern Ismaili life. It also highlights the diversity within Ismaili communities and their interactions with broader Muslim societies and global contexts.