Founded during the caliphate of al-Hakim, this faith is symbolized by a five-pointed star of green, yellow, red, white, and blue.
The initiates of this faith are called The Knowers, or uqqal, and they are the only ones with access to this religion's holy texts, The Instruction. Although this religion eschews ritual and ceremony, its adherents revere the tombs of Sabalan and Jethro as holy sites. Founded during the caliphate of al-Hakim, this faith is symbolized by a five-pointed star of green, yellow, red, white, and blue. After a feud with the Maronite Christians, many members of this faith moved to Mt. Hauran in Syria. For 10 points, identify this monotheistic religion that grew out of Islam and is practiced in Israel, Lebanon, and Syria.
The initiates of this faith are called The Knowers, or uqqal, and they are the only ones with access to this religion's holy texts, The Instruction.
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