دور الدولة الصليحية 429-532 هجري-1047-1138 ميلادي في حفظ التراث الفاطمي و نقله إلى الهند

Abstract EN

The Fatimids' sectarian ideology was based on securing the secrets of their da'wa against any threat to it, and because their intellectual and doctrinal heritage represents a major pillar in this this da'wa, it was natural for them to resort, when they sensed danger, by transferring it to a safe haven.

Hence, this research comes to study the circumstances that prompted the Fatimids to transfer their heritage from Egypt to Yemen in the era of the Sulayhid state, and dealt with the role of the latter in preserving and strengthening this heritage, whether during the stage of public or secret da'wa.

The research also aims to investigate the circumstances surrounding the transfer of the Fatimid heritage to India, and the role of the followers of the da'wa from the Bohra sect in preserving it.