- Isma'ilism (Arabic: الإسماعيلية, romanized: al-Ismāʿīliyya) is a
branch or sect of Shia Islam. The Isma'ili (/ˌɪzmɑːˈɪliː/) get
their name from
their acceptance...
-
century and a half from
their capital Tahert in
present Algeria until the
Ismailite Fatimid Caliphate destro**** it. (...) The
exact extent of its dominions...
- live in the Gorno-Badakhshan
Autonomous Region and are
followers of the
Ismailite branch of Shia Islam. The
remaining 2% of the po****tion are followers...
-
Najran and
Khawlan to
fight the
Fatimid da'i. In
January 920 he met the
Ismailite leader Abd al-Hamid of
Jabal Maswar in a three-days
battle at Nughash...
- Lebanon, Yemen, and
Kuwait have
large Shia minorities. In
Saudi Arabia,
Ismailite pockets are also
found in the
eastern Al-Hasa
region and the southern...
-
interact with
other souls and thus
reaches a
broader degree of freedom. The
Ismailite Philosopher Nasir Khusraw conjectured that evil
human souls turn into...
- 21.
Retrieved September 15, 2010. Lewis,
Bernard (1969) [1955]. "The
Ismailites and the ********ins" (PDF). In Setton,
Kenneth M.; Baldwin,
Marshall W....
- his
actions he
performed as a
great warrior against the
people of the
Ismailites; he
inflicted multiple disasters on the Saracens. This same
captured all...
- for the
destiny of
Alamut Valley. The
result of over two
centuries of
Ismailite stronghold, the
region witnessed numerous castles throughout, of which...
- of the Crusades:
Volume One, The
First Hundred Years,
Chapter IV: The
Ismailites and the ********ins, The
University of
Wisconsin Press, Madison. Lewis,...
