One ruler of this dynasty mandated that shops could only be open at night, dogs had to be executed because of their incessant barking, and that Christians had to hang bells from their necks.
One ruler of this dynasty mandated that shops could only be open at night, dogs had to be executed because of their incessant barking, and that Christians had to hang bells from their necks. Jawhar the Sicilian commanded this dynasty's forces during their African conquests. This dynasty faced a rebellion from a donkey-riding vagrant named Abu Yazid. This dynasty split because of a power struggle between Nizal and al-Musta'li, both sons of al-Mustansir. The Druze venerate the most mentally-unbalanced ruler of this dynasty, Al-Hakim. This dynasty ruled from the city of Mahdia before founding a city known as "The Victorious" on the site of al-Fustat; that city is modern-day Cairo. For 10 points, name this dynasty that ruled an Ismaili caliphate based out of Egypt, named for a daughter of Muhammad.
One ruler of this dynasty mandated that shops could only be open at night, dogs had to be executed because of their incessant barking, and that Christians had to hang bells from their necks.
Fatimid dynasty [or Fatimid caliphate]