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The Fatimids in Cairo, Egypt

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  • Egypt had been conquered and ruled in turn by
    The ancient Egyptians, Phoenicians, Greeks, Romans, Byzantines, and Muslims (Abbasids and Umayyads)
  • How many Fatimid Imam-Caliphs lived and ruled in North Africa?
    4 Imam-Caliphs: Imam al-Mahdi, Imam al-Qa'im, Imam al-Mansur and Imam al-Mu'izz, who later moved the capital from North Africa to Egypt in 973 CE.
  • Amaan Document was...
    the guarantee of safety to the people of Egypt
  • Being a leader is a huge responsibility because…
    they must guide, protect, and make important decisions for their people.
  • ________ was the source of income & prosperity
    The Nile River
  • After having established themselves in Ifriqiya, in North Africa, the Fatimids made preparations to enter
    Egypt
  • Al-Qahira or the Cairo was built by...
    Imam-Caliph al-Muizz
  • The Imam-Caliphs chose competent individuals in their court because…
    their government would run smoothly and justice would be fair
  • Shortly afterwards, the Fatimid Imam-Caliph’s name was pronounced from the minbar of the mosques in
    Mecca and Medina
  • al-Qahira (Cairo) al-Muizziya means
    the Victorious City of al-Muizz
  • The Amaan Document was signed by...
    Jawhar al-Siqilli
  • The Amaan Document provided...
    safety and protection for people’s families, property, and freedom to follow their own faith without harm.
  • _______ now became the new base of the Fatimid imam-Caliphs
    Cairo
  • Imam-Caliph al-Muizz found the city of...
    al-Qahira or Cairo
  • What was the first Fatimids city?
    al-Mahdiyya
  • Who was Jawhar al-Siqilli
    a general in Fatimid army, was chosen to lead Fatimid force from North Africa to Egypt
  • What important buildings did the Imam-Caliph build in al-Mahdiyya?
    a strong fortress city and a grand Mosque
  • The river Nile was useful/beneficial for both traders and ordinary people because…
    it provided water for farming, transport for traders, and resources for daily life
  • What was the second city of Fatimids in North Africa?
    al-Mansuriyya