المقررات الدراسية في اليمن في عهد الدولة الصليحية (439 ه-532 ه)‎

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The primary purpose of this study is to investigate the curricula of Isma'ilism in Yemen during the Era of Sulayhid state, which involved the scholarly works in all the branches of knowledge.

Ismailia preachers call these scholarly works the preaching ethics for the most prominent preachers because the majority of these works were done by the religious scholars (preachers) from outside Yemen, especially from the capital of the Fatimi Caliphate in Cairo.

To achieve the objective of the study, the researcher used the historical method to obtain the data related to the subject.

The research concluded with a number of findings, foremost of which are that the religious, political, social, economic and scientific situations in the era of Sulayhi State had an impact on the scientific activity that took place during the reign of that State.

In addition, the scientific relations between Yemen and the capital of the Fatimi Caliphate had a positive impact on the scientific activity, which included the scholarly works in Islamic jurisprudence, literature, philosophy, logic, faiths, theology, history, news, and biographies.