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Aga Khan Library, London

The Aga Khan Library holds over 55,000 volumes focusing on Islamic Studies in general and Ismaili, Shi‘i, and Qur’anic Studies in particular.

As part of its commitment to become one of Europe’s most relevant Islamic studies libraries, the collection includes books in English and several other European, Asian (Gujarati, Sindhi, Tajik, Urdu) and Middle Eastern (Arabic, Farsi, Ottoman Turkish, Turkish) languages. The Library is continuously growing its resources both in print and electronic format. Its digital collection now offers access to over 90,000 ebooks and countless electronic resources including journals, databases, and reference works to support research and teaching.

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Ismaili Special Collections

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SOAS Library

The SOAS Library is one of the world’s most important libraries for the study of Asia, Africa and the Middle East, and one of only five National Research Libraries in the UK.

The Library houses over 1.3 million volumes at the SOAS campus at Russell Square in central London, together with a major collection of archives, manuscripts, rare books and special collections, an expanding Digital Library and a growing network of electronic resources.

IOE Library

Current students on a 2-year programme validated with UCL and SOAS have access to . The IOE Library is the largest education library in Europe and holds extensive collections of current and historical materials on education and related areas of social science in print and digital formats.