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Assalamu aleikoum, ya 'Ali madad, I would like to see everyone of those people mentioned here in the tags and even other Shi'a whom I forgot to mention to create here topic of understanding support and Shi'ite unity. Be friendly in the name of Allah (سُبْحَانَهُ وَ تَعَالَى)! We can discuss here our faith practices but really, be friendly and be brothers and sisters here. Our religion is Islam Shi'a, that´s what unite us!

In Pakistan, there is a Nizari Ismaili dissident named Nasiruddin Hunzai (a.k.a. Nasir al-Din Hunzai). Official websites: http://monoreality.org/ http://hubeali1.wordpress.com/ http://www.burushaskiresearchacademy.org http://hub-e-ali.blogspot.ca/ His work can also be found on some Nizari Ismaili websites, for example: http://ismailimail.w...asir-i-khusraw/ Here is his official biography: Some pictures of Nasiruddin Hunzai's operations can be seen here and here. Here are some pics of him operating, for example: By ruwayd at 2012-07-14 By ruwayd at 2012-07-14 By ruwayd at 2012-07-14 By ruwayd at 2012-07-14 By ruwayd at 2012-07-14 Nasiruddin Hunzai is at least somewhat of a dissident in the Nizari Ismaili community, apparently. Many Nizari Ismailis regard him as heretical. However, he has not been publicly refuted by any Nizari Ismailis to my knowledge, and many Nizari Ismailis still think highly of him. Also, Nasiruddin Hunzai also still very much considers himself a Nizari Ismaili and a devout follower of Nizari Ismailism. Additionally, his many books and articles are somewhat widely read within the Nizari Ismaili community to this very day, as well as the books and articles of his supposed successor, Faquir Muhammad Hunzai. For instance, one can search online and find many works by Nasiruddin Hunzai and Faquir Muhammad Hunzai, especially on Nizari Ismaili websites. Here is what one Nizari Ismaili wrote about Nasiruddin Hunzai: On the other hand, here is what another Nizari Ismaili wrote about Nasiruddin Hunzai: Also, here is a short biography of Nasiruddin Hunzai's supposed successor, Faquir Muhammad Hunzai, who is currently working at the Aga Khan owned "Institute of Ismaili Studies" in London, England: Uploaded with ImageShack.us