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The 26 pages that link to Ismailism, each with the reason it gives.

• Fatimid CaliphateNarrower topic: The Fatimids grounded their religious authority in Isma'ili doctrine and imamate.

• Nizari Isma'ilismNarrower topic: Nizari Isma'ilism is one of its major branches.

• Al-Mu'izz li-Din AllahNarrower topic: Its doctrines shaped the Fatimid religious authority Al-Mu'izz claimed as caliph.

• DruzeNarrower topic: Druze faith emerged within an Ismaili setting during the Fatimid period.

• Jawhar al-SiqilliNarrower topic: The Fatimid state Jawhar served grounded its religious legitimacy in Ismaili doctrine.

• MahdiaNarrower topic: The Fatimid dynasty’s Ismaʿili identity shaped the city’s founding purpose.

• Abd Allah al-Mahdi BillahNarrower topic: Al-Mahdi claimed the Ismaili imamate, grounding his authority in a religious lineage.

• Fatimid conquest of EgyptNarrower topic: The Fatimid dynasty’s Ismaili identity shaped its claim to caliphal legitimacy.

• Hasan-i SabbahNarrower topic: Hasan's missionary work and political authority arose within this Shia tradition.

• Abu Abdallah al-Shi'iNarrower topic: Al-Shi'i's mission advanced the Ismaili line of Imams.

• Aga Khan IIINarrower topic: Nizari Ismailism, whose imam he was, belongs to this wider tradition.

• QarmatiansNarrower topic: Qarmatian doctrine emerged from early Ismaili missionary activity.

• Order of AssassinsNarrower topic: The Order’s history forms one chapter in this broader religious tradition.

• Rashid ad-Din SinanNarrower topic: Nizari Ismailism, the community Sinan led, developed within this tradition.