الأميرة ست الملك الفاطمية و نفوذها في حكم مصر 411-415ه 1020-1024م

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Princess Sitt al-Malik is the daughter of the Caliph al-Aziz Billah the Fatimid and the sister of al-Hakim bi Amr God.

She was born in Ifriqiya (Tunisia) in the year 359 AH / 969 AD, of a Christian mother.

Most historians have praised her brilliant personality, leadership role, great prestige in the hearts of the subjects, her firmness and good management of the reins of government.

Many of her titles, but evidence of the transcendence of her destiny and people's love for her.

Sitt al-Malik played an important role before she was single in ruling Egypt, as she was the subject of the advice of her dear father in God, who loved her and did not return her request.

Among the most prominent thorny problems that Sitt al-Malik suffered and pursued even after her death is the issue of the death of her brother, the ruler by the command of God, and whether it was an active act by anyone or her in particular.

Historians and researchers in this regard have elaborated between accusations and doubts and her acquittal of this act.

Sitt al-Malik effectively ruled the Fatimid Caliphate for four years (411-415 AH/1020-1024AD), and she died of a disease in the liver or stomach, at the age of 56 years.