The primary prophet of this sect once took his revenge on the village of Hittin where he is now said to be buried.
The primary prophet of this sect once took his revenge on the village of Hittin where he is now said to be buried. Adherents of this religion regard the white shrine and theological school of Khalwat al-Bayada as holy. Members of this religion are the most frequent to make pilgrimages to Nabi Shu'ayb, where this religion maintains the tomb of Jethro. This religion's founder, (*) Hamza ibn Ali, proclaimed that the Fatimid Caliph al-Hakim was a prophet from God. Virtues such as the universal mind, the universal soul, and the word are exemplified by a symbol upheld by this faith, a five-colored and five-pointed star. For 10 points, name this minority religion in the Middle East of Ismaili origin, whose members are most common in Lebanon and Israel.
The primary prophet of this sect once took his revenge on the village of Hittin where he is now said to be buried.
Druze