Not many people seem to know about the dark occult history behind the fictional franchise Assassin's Creed and how the real version of the Creed played (and arguably still plays) an influential role in Islam. The Hashashin Order from Medieval Syria and Persia were a group of Assassins, believed to be the first of their kind, were led by Hassan Ibn Sabbah and then Rashid asSinaan.
They went head to head with Salahuddin several times, and won, and under the title of The Old Man of the Mountain used 'magic' and alchemy, with their system of governance during the Crusades being adopted by Western Dajjalic secret societies, that can still be seen till today. https://youtu.be/C19ZhP5l_go
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Not many people seem to know about the dark occult history behind the fictional franchise Assassin's Creed and how the real version of the Creed played (and arguably still plays) an influential role in Islam. The Hashashin Order from Medieval Syria and Persia were a group of Assassins, believed to be the first of their kind, were led by Hassan Ibn Sabbah and then Rashid asSinaan.
They went head to head with Salahuddin several times, and won, and under the title of The Old Man of the Mountain used 'magic' and alchemy, with their system of governance during the Crusades being adopted by Western Dajjalic secret societies, that can still be seen till today. https://youtu.be/C19ZhP5l_go
Leave games and come.to real life
If interested in real history then go for tabari in 9 volumes or ibn kaseer history
قال النبي محمد صلى الله عليه وآله وسلم:*الـحياءُ شُعْبَةٌ مِنَ الاِيِمَانِ*
و قال ايضا:*الحياء لاياتى الا بخير
و قال ايضا:*اذا لم تستحي،فاصنع ما شئت*
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