الاغتيالات السياسية للوزراء الفاطميين (358-567 ه 968-1171 م)‎

Abstract EN

The post of minister in the Fatimid state passed through different and varying circumstances between power and weakness in the first period of Fatimid rule, where the influence of the minister was influenced by the strength of the caliph and the personality of the minister himself.

We find powerful ministers and other ministers whose influence has weakened the power of the Fatimid state.

The ministers of the second Fatimid era had power and influence over the state.

The path to the ministry was resolved by the armed conflict between the incumbent minister and those in office.

The ministers were powerful and their influence had positive consequences for the authority of the Fatimid state.

In contrast, some weak ministers appeared to have influenced the authority of the state.

Sometimes they used Christian ministers to run the country.

The ministers took control in varying periods and joined with them Moroccans and Sudan.

Some ministers who left their mark on the Fatimid state, such as Minister Barjouan and Hassan Ben Ammar, also witnessed the assassination of some judges like Justice Malik Ben Said.

During our research, we demonstrated the effects of the assassinations of the Fatimid ministers on Egyptian society.