One group of them attends
One group of them attends Thursday-evening services at the "khilwa," and is obliged to follow seven rules of conduct.  That group can progress in their learning of the wisdom known as "hikma" until they become "ajawid," or "the generous."  Those special initiates are known as the "uqqal," to distinguish them from the ignorant masses known as the "juhhal."  The latter group follows a catechism known as the "Instruction," or al-Talim.  Their name derives from a follower of Hamza ibn Ali who helped propagate their beliefs, though their doctrine was codified by a man they call "Ruler by His Own Command."  That man was al-Hakim, the sixth caliph of the Fatimid dynasty.  FTP, name this Islamic sect whose members mostly live in Syria and Lebanon.
One group of them attends Thursday-evening services at the "khilwa," and is obliged to follow seven rules of conduct.  
the Druze or Druse