The Fatimid Caliphate: Wealth and Power in the Islamic World — Fexingo History

Fatimid Cairo's Greatest Festival: The Opening of the Khalij

7 min · 4 de jul de 2026
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Every year, Fatimid Cairo celebrated a massive festival when the Nile floodwaters were diverted into the Khalij al-Qahira, the canal that fed the city. This episode takes you into that spectacle — the breaking of the dam, the decorated barges, the caliph's procession, and the feasts that followed. Lucas and Luna explore how the event reinforced Fatimid authority, displayed wealth, and brought together everyone from the caliph to the common merchant. You'll hear about the role of the Nilometer on Rawda Island, the engineering of the canal, and how the festival changed after the Fatimid dynasty fell. Drawing from the Cairo Geniza and the writings of Nasir Khusraw and al-Maqrizi, this episode brings to life a day when Cairo turned into a riverfront carnival. #Fatimid #Cairo #Khalij #Nilometer #NileFlood #AlMustansir #NasirKhusraw #AlMaqrizi #CairoGeniza #Ismaili #MedievalEgypt #IslamicHistory #Festival #Canal #Flood #History #FexingoHistory #NorthAfrica Keep every episode free: buymeacoffee.com/fexingo [https://buymeacoffee.com/fexingo]

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