Following the Rasa'il al-hikmah, practitioners of this religion adhere to seven fundamental pillars and are separated into either a juhhal group or a higher uqqal group.
Members of this religion consider an early proponent, Anushtakin ad-Darazi, to be a heretic, and practice taqiya, an act of hiding their faith. Following the Rasa'il al-hikmah, practitioners of this religion adhere to seven fundamental pillars and are separated into either a juhhal group or a higher uqqal group. Followers of this religion faced persecution by the Fatimids, though they view the dynasty's sixth caliph as divine. Calling themselves Muwahhidun and represented by a star with colors for each of its five principles, for 10 points, name this religion that awaits the coming of al-Hakim and which is centered in Lebanon and Syria.
Members of this religion consider an early proponent, Anushtakin ad-Darazi, to be a heretic, and practice taqiya, an act of hiding their faith.
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