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Published: 2016-07-24 09:11:56 +0000 UTC; Views: 13523; Favourites: 107; Downloads: 0
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Seriously - real, historical leader of the Assassins, and he was rarely mentioned in the series? In the games, comics, books, and movie? What the hell, Ubi?So here - take this "Lawrance of Arabia" knock off.
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This is not Al Mualim.
Hassan I Sabbah
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We...uh...we know that?
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Oh someone else said Al MualimΒ
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Well, he was the first mentor, so technically he was "Al Mualim".
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Ok to many sights say different thingsΒ
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If you mean the title - then yes - "Al Mualim" means "Mentor". If you refer to the character from first AC game, then no - his name was Rashid a din Sinan or something.
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Hasan-i-Sabbah was basically the Muallim of all Muallims back in the day, but the reason why he wasn't mentioned in the game is because historically he was known for his affinity towards using psychedelics in training his followers. He named his people "Al Asasiyun", which literally means "the Fundamentals" or "those who follows the fundaments" but that was turned against him late and they got dubbed "Al Hashashin" which means "potheads", which was rendered in Italian as "Assassino" and then to the other languages. Sabbah was in fact Sinan's master.
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There was the intention to have a novel focused more on the historical assassins but stuff got in the way...
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It is rather odd how they mention the historical Hashshashins more than they do the guy who founded them.
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Yeah. But maybe...someday...
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W tamtych czasach to chyba dymnΔ :V
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Petard peΕen worek i pierdolnie
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