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100 1 $aLev, Yaacov.
245 10 $aState and society in Fatimid Egypt /$cby Yaacov Lev.
260 $aLeiden ;$aNew York :$bE.J. Brill,$c1991.
300 $axi, 217 pages ;$c25 cm.
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490 1 $aArab history and civilization : Studies and texts,$x0925-2908 ;$vv. 1
504 $aIncludes bibliographical references and index.
505 0 $aIntroduction ---- Part I. 1. Fatimid imams in power --- 2. Fatimid state under military dictatorship --- 3. The demise of the Fatimid state --- 4. The ruling circles ---- Part II. 5. The evolution of the tribal army --- 6. The Fatimid army and navy and the crusades --- 7. The militarization of Fatimid politics ---- Part III. 8. Ismailism in Fatimid Egypt --- 9. The urban society of Fustat-Cairo --- 10. The non-Muslim communities ---- Conclusions.
520 $aFatimid history is a chapter of both Mediterranean and Islamic history. In the period covered by the book (10th-12th centuries) profound changes took place in the Eastern Mediterranean affecting the history of the region. Divided into three parts this study deals with the political history of the Fatimid period, the structure of the Fatimid state and the interplay between state and society. The book is a contribution to the study of Islamic military history addressing such topics as: the formation and upkeep of black slave armies, the role of Christian-Armenian troops in twelfth-century Egypt and military and naval aspects of the Fatimid wars with the Crusaders. Other topics examined are the internal policies of the Fatimid state: notably, among them, the religious policies of the Fatimid regime, the involvement of the state in the urban life of the Fatimid capital city, Fustat-Cairo, and Fatimid attitudes toward non-Muslim communities. -- Book jacket.
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