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Why did the Fatimid Caliphate collapse?

Why did the Fatimid Caliphate collapse?

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Why did the Fatimid Caliphate collapse? I really enjoyed this video, informative and interesting. However, one thing: it always irks me when students, lecturers, laymen etc. - studying for a few hours at a desk before they move on with their lives - strangely forget how long a period such as 250 years is: a quarter of a millennium; (in medieval times) roughly five or six generations of kin. Talking of the Fatamid rule as short and the Ayyubid rule as swift when speaking of a combined period of 350 is something which, although normalised, is completely absurd. I shall now return to my hole and post one comment on another video next year.\r\n
Date: 2023-12-16

Comments and reviews: 22


The author of this video understates the brilliant achievements of the Fatimid rulers by emphasizing that Fatimid rule collapsed in only 200 years. Let-s put that period in perspective. 200 years is NOT a short period to have ruled over such a vast and varied empire - especially without availability of modern tools of communication, transportation systems, defence systems etc. It must have taken significant ingenuity and strategic prowess to rule for 200 years. Comment by Nizar Jiwan, Toronto.
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Heroic people who were born with a psychological disability quickly rose up in opposition to the evil nihkger Fatamids who wanted to force individuals into a merriet based society were people were placed into positions of responsibility via hereditary normalcy.
Sadly these normaltrash who were supported by the niehkger Fatamids were able to crush the heroic uprising through cowardly means with the numbers and abilities at their disposal.

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In the west (caliphate of cordoba )was the strong opponent of fatmids which constantly provoking many Berber revolts they even manage to conquer morroco. But after the collapse of caliphate of cordoba morrocans managed to invade Iberia under almoravids and almohads. Cordoban caliphs also feared the fatmids they think fatmids will gonna challenge their authority and after all at the end they were sunnis and fatmids were shia
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I am a Shiite Muslim from the descendants of the Fatimid Caliphate. The most famous scholars emerged from it, among them Abbas Ibn Firnas Ibn Al-Haytham Jaber Ibn Hibban, the scholar doctor Ibn Sina. The Fatimid Caliphate did not force anyone to change his religion or belief. It is the righteous Caliphate. i wish peace for all people
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I'm Tunisian and I don't like the Fatimids Because
they where not religiously tolerant they made a deal with the Romans -Byzantines- to allow the crusades and they let the crusades kill all Jews Muslims and other Christians in Jerusalem, Plus they where not like the Rashidun Umayyad or the Abbasid Khalifate they where Shia

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The mad Caliphs name is pronounced as Al hakem. He was total nuts. still known in Egypt for his crazy deeds. He forbidd people to work in teh morning, Closed a bath once on the people in it bec. they were laughing and still a famous proverb in the middle east used on this incident.
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This is with all due respect. I've told her fabrication Of history. With no authentic source. It's a pure imagination. Or wishful thinking. To the event. That happens. History always written. By the victors. The story of the fallen fatimid That is told here.
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1: 05 incorrect fatimids started their movement in kutamas tribes territories at aures in modern day algeria and attacked aghlabids in modern day tunisia at kairouan after made kairouan their first capital.
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Oh, so it's the Fatimid Caliphate that that caliph ruled under. He was called the -Donald Trump of Egypt- by Muslim Vibe that wrote an article about his oppressions, and how he earner the ire of the Crusades.
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It is sunni not sunny, berber are north Africans. What is your source for religious intolerance in Jerusalem. Never heard of this, only heard about the vatican lies about Muslims, to motivate the crusade
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Fatimid displace Ikhshidid, Ayyubid displace Fatimid, Mamluk displace Ayyubid, Ottoman displace Mamluk, British displace Ottoman, and finally the modern nation of Egypt
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Is it true, you have shown Sicily the Italian state under fatimids, see the green colour also taken over the Sicily island. Is it true reply ok, or its a mistake
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The fatimid empire began in modern day algeria and not tunisia, the army from eastern algeria overthrew the aghlabids in tunisia and the rest is history.
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Fatimid empire not Caliphate. Shia's cant have Caliphate. They were not from Qurais tribe. Muslims throughout the world knows them as Fatimid empire.
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I believe the term used is wrong. and u should take ur words back. according to history egypt prosperity was highest during al hakim king times
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I am sorry but u have complete wrong information abt the fatimid caliphate. Fatimid caliphate is the best thing happened to Muslims
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If its about the bloodline, then the daughter is more pure. But hey, they really have no respect for women till this day.
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The kind of insinuation 'Mad Caliph' in the video based on controversial historical sources is disrespective to Imam Al Hakim.
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Can you stop pronouncing Izlam, muzzlem, sunny etc already! It's very disespectful. Learn to pronounce them right.
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Nice video - but you forgot to add Peace be upon him after mentioning the prophet Muhammad (p. b. u. h! always.
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Why is there always intense arguments in the comments section when the topic involves Muslim religion.
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Your pronunciation of Sunni really threw me off it took me a while to realize what you meant by -Sunny-
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