# Druze · The Canon · The Atlas · The Congregation of Tomorrow

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The Canon · No. 060
Druze
al-Muwahhidun, the Unitarians
1017 CE – present · Abrahamic · Living · Lebanon, Syria, Israel, Jordan
V. THE MEDIEVAL WORLD — c.500 – 1500 CE
### How many
### Who began it
### What it is for
### What it worships
### What it holds
### What it does
### After death
### Its texts
### Its branches
### Of note
### Its timeline
- 996–1021 CE Reign of al-Hakim in Fatimid Egypt; he disappears in 1021 in circumstances never explained.
- 1017 CE The call is proclaimed; the community's era begins.
- <strong>1043 CE</strong> The door closes. No further conversions accepted, permanently.
- 1516–1918 CE Ottoman rule; a series of Druze emirates in Mount Lebanon, notably under Fakhr al-Din II.
- 1860 CE Druze-Maronite civil war in Mount Lebanon; European intervention follows.
- 1925–27 CE The Great Syrian Revolt against the French, led by Sultan al-Atrash, a Druze.
- 1957 CE Israel recognises the Druze as a separate religious community; Israeli Druze men are subject to conscription, unlike other Arab citizens — a status that remains internally contested.
- 1975–1990 CE Lebanese civil war; Walid Jumblatt leads the Druze faction.
- 2011–present The Syrian war; Druze communities in Suwayda navigate between the regime, opposition and jihadist groups.
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