This book delves into the Fatimid state from its inception to its downfall, highlighting the reasons for the success of the Isma'ili state in North Africa and explaining the conflict between the Fatimid state and Sunni Muslims.

It discusses the efforts made by the people of North Africa to combat the Fatimid state and the role of scholars in education and upbringing, which has garnered significant interest in the Arab and Islamic world. It also interprets the historical events influenced by the Islamic East in its historical movement.