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"Fatimid Caliphate" as a book category covers the history, society, religion and material culture of the Ismaili Shi'a dynasty that ruled parts of North Africa, Egypt, the Levant and Sicily from the early 10th to the late 12th century (c. 909–1171). Titles in this category include political and military histories of Fatimid rulers and their administrations, biographies of caliphs and leading personalities, studies of Ismaili doctrine and religious institutions, translations and editions of contemporary chronicles and letters, and works on art, architecture (notably Cairo and al-Azhar), numismatics, trade, and everyday life under Fatimid rule. The category spans academic monographs and general histories, archaeological and art-historical surveys, and accessible popular accounts, and often intersects with broader fields such as medieval Islamic history, Byzantine and Crusader studies, North African studies, and Islamic intellectual and religious history.

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