Examining and comparing the extent of reflection of components and concepts related to the Ismaili Shiite Imams in the works of Ghazi Nu'man

The Fatimids are one of the most important branches of the Fatimid Alawite Alawites, who have contributed to the Shiite world due to the establishment of a Shiite state with Alawite-Ismaili intellectual foundations. The Fatimids, for various reasons, including serving the first four Ismaili caliphs and influencing their ideological development and the formation of jurisprudential and theological foundations in Ismaili thought, have a special place in the Fatimid intellectual history. Since the main issue of the Fatimids in particular and the Shiites in general has been the issue of Imamate, Judge Na'man also tries to preserve the heritage of the Shiites and explain it in connection with the Ismailis.As an official representative of the Fatimid Ismaili thought, this article intends to answer the question: To what extent has the reflection of the Shiite image been reflected in the works and opinions of Judge Na'man? And which of the Shiite-Ismaili imams had the most and the least reflection in his works?Among the numerous works of Judge Noman, four works (Eftetahol Dawa (Historical) - Al-Majalis Valmayrayat (Historical), Da'aem al-Islam (Jurisprudence), sharh of Al-Akhbar (Narrative) were selected as the case studies. For this purpose, using content analysis method, the data were extracted in four desired effects, and the results of the research were analyzed and interpreted. According to the findings of the study, the content of the works of Judge Na'man has been heavily emphasized on the components of the Ismaili Shiites.