The role of Iranian da'is in the educational literature of the Fatimids (With emphasis on Naser Khosrow Ghobadiani)

The existence of an evangelical organization called the "Invitation Organization" was one of the factors in the progress and development of the Ismaili sect, which eventually led to the establishment of one of the great Islamic empires called the Fatimids in the fourth century in the Maghreb and Egypt. Al-Mawaid al-Din Shirazi, Nasser Khosrow, etc. were among the influential da'is of the Da'wah. In this regard, one of the most important cultural strategies of the da'is was the use of educational literature with the aim of consolidating the Fatimid religious foundations. The present study seeks to find the answer to the question: What did the Shiite da'is use educational literature to strengthen the foundations of the power of the Fatimid Imamate? According to the findings of this study, the da'is used the educational literature to explain the ideology and religious-political power of the caliphs. This research has been organized using library resources and descriptive-analytical method based on data and written historical and literary works of the Ismailis, especially the works of Al-Mawaid Fi al-Din Shirazi and Naser Khosrow Ghobadiani.