Hassan Sabah’s particular style of leadership, and his followers’ special style of VPO, are among the most outstanding cases in studies of leadership stylistics and the process of VPO; such reports are intriguing, as the Ismailids enjoyed total freedom of choice, while obeying their leader even at the cost of their lives. This study has tried to explore the reasons behind VPO, and using a case study approach, to examine the social group behavior of the Ismailids during the rule of Sabah. To that end, historical and interpretive action research was used to study why the Ismailids purely obeyed Sabah; subsequently, the initial codes were analyzed and revised several times, using the software MAXQDA, and then, 4 main factors and 18 sub-factors were identified; and eventually, experts opinion was sought, and using the Fuzzy Analytic Hierarchy Process, the root causes of the phenomena were ranked. Results indicate that factors including the social status of the leader, his power of coercion and his potential to satisfy material needs had the slightest effect on the group’s VPO, whereas factors such as religious leadership, the leader’s skill of social influence, and the followers’ religious conviction were the most influential on VPO among the group. As to the main factors, Sabah’s special style of leadership was suggested to be the most effective in VPO of the Ismailids
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