الوزير العادل رزيك بن طلائع بن رزيك و دوره في الخلافة الفاطمية

Abstract EN

The ministers enjoyed great influence in the last period of the Fatimid caliphate due to the young age of the caliphs, so the ministry became the one who was stronger, and the influence of the Razik family was the strongest at that time.

Minister Tala'i (549 - 556 AH / 1154-1160 CE) was distinguished by courage and generosity and tightened his control over the reins of affairs.

, Which made the women of the palace hate him, so they arranged for him the conspiracy to kill him, and after him came his just son Rzik (556 - 558 AH / 1160 - 1162 AD), and due to the young age of Caliph Al-Aded (555 AH - 567 AH / 1160-1171 AD), he took control of the affairs of the country, Which invited the women of the palace, the caliph, the princes of the state, and the relatives of Rzik, to conspire against him.

They took incitement against the Wali of Qus Shawer, which led to him losing his ministry.