Episodes: Series - Al Hashshashin - 2024

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Hasan-i Sabbah's soldier commits death to answer the French Messenger's plea for loyalty. In a flashback, Zaid introduces Hasan to Ibn ʿAttash and Hasan promises to be the preacher of the Batiniyya. Al-Tusi warns the king about Batiniyya. Hasan tells Zaid to murder the muezzin for refusing to join them.

It turns out that Abu Ali al-Tusi, who is Nizam al-Mulk, and Omar Khayyam have been friends of Hasan since childhood. Hasan and his family flee to Egypt. Caliph's mother tests Hasan, and when the latter succeeds and helps her walk again after her inability, he asks to meet the Caliph in return.

Hasan pledges his loyalty to Caliph al-Mustansir Billahh and knows that Nizar is the next caliph. Al-Musta'li becomes the caliph after the caliph's death. Nizar is killed, and Badr executes any opposition. After saving the boat from the storm, Hasan heads to Acre instead of Morocco.

Hasan returns to Isfahan, and Zaid reassures him that many have joined their group. After he offers Hasan and Omar a job, Al-Tusi puts Hasan in charge of the House of Sultanate Secret as a test of his loyalty and honesty.

Hasan leaks information about the Seljuk state. After sensing a threat from Imam Al-Ghazali, Hasan spreads lies about him. As Isfahan prepares to welcome the Caliph Al-Muqtadi, Hasan incites one of his followers to kill him.

Hasan's plan to kill the Abbasid Caliph fails. Nourhan runs away on her wedding night and is kidnapped. Hasan is arrested. Abu Ali confronts him, as Hasan betrayed the covenant, and threatens to torture him and then kill him.

Hasan's wife and children flee the country. Hasan is tortured, in prison. Nourhan is sold as a slave girl. Hasan manipulates the prison guard's thoughts, so the latter kills all the prison guards, helps Hasan escape before getting beheaded, and joins him.

Hasan plans to seize Alamut Castle. Zaid begins distributing money to the villages surrounding the castle to win their love, while Abu Ali still vows revenge on Hasan. The prince of the castle welcomes Hasan and his group, and the latter succeeds in seizing the castle.

Hasan seals all castle doors except a hidden one, and requests a chamber for the magic plant (hashish). Nourhan arrives at Alamut Castle. Hasan sends his son to train. Hasan sends a henchman to kill Abu Ali's bodyguard. Sutlan Malik-Shah prepares for war against Hasan after the latter kills his jester and threatens him.

As the king's army besieges Alamut Castle, Hasan reassures those around him. The river around which the king's army is stationed is poisoned, and a number of soldiers die. Hasan devises a plan and begins attacking the army.

Hasan sends his strongest soldiers to fight the army, and the war continues in several directions. Terror and panic spread in the hearts of the king's army. Hasan defeats the strongest armies of the Seljuk Empire and orders the release of the hostages.

As Hasan becomes a legend after his victory over the Seljuk army, he plans to assassinate heads of state instead of fighting them. Imam Al-Ghazali leaves to perform the Hajj. Hasan sends one of his followers to assassinate Abu Ali and poison Sultan Malik-Shah, and both of them die.

Omar Khayyam flees from Isfahan. Hasan takes advantage of the Isfahan power struggle and begins to publicly assassinate anyone who opposes their call. Berkyaruq, the older son of Malik-Shah, assumes the caliphate, and Hasan sends him a threatening letter. Berkyaruq's forces kill a large number of Hasan's men.

After Berkyaruq kills numerous Assassins, Hasan instills revenge in their children. Hasan plans to kill Imam Al-Ghazali because he feels threatened by his call. Husayn sees his father, Hasan, who urges him to sacrifice himself for the call. Zaid gets flogged for using hashish excessively without permission.

Hasan orders Buzurg to assassinate Mansour after he retracted from assassinating Al-Ghazali and joins him. Mansour tells Al-Ghazali about Hasan's views and methods of attracting people. Omar Khayyam arrives at Alamut. Hasan orders the killing of his son, Husayn, in public.

Buzurg kills Mansour. Omar Khayyam asks Hasan to leave. As Berkyaruq besieges the castle, the tribes nearby ostensibly join the Seljuk army so they can help Hasan in wartime. Hasan sends misleading messages to the army that are only understood by his followers from the joined tribes.

Donia Zad confronts Hasan with the truth about his religious deception after killing their son. Badr al-Jamali is assassinated for killing Nizar. Berkyaruq orders the lifting of the siege and the return of the army. Yahya, the muezzin's son, and his friends claim to be from the Batiniyya to access the castle.

After he returns to Isfahan, the Sultan asks Omar to draw a detailed map of Alamut Castle. Zaid recognizes Yahya when he arrives at the castle. Hasan chooses Yahya to enter heaven's dream, in which he sees Nourhan.

Zaid becomes worried from Yahya and Hasan's madness after they confront each other. Omar is imprisoned for refusing to draw the map. Hasan incites Siraj al-Din to spy on the Sultan, while he asks Yahya to write a report about his friends. Alinar confirms that Yahya and Nourhan know each other.

Jealousy increases between Buzurg and Zaid. Hasan orders his followers to carry out a number of assassinations and burn a mosque in Baghdad. The attempt by Yahya and his friends to kill Hasan, Buzurg, and Zaid fails after Hasan learns of the plot. Hasan orders Yahya to kill his friends.

Zaid and Buzurg kill Yahya's friends, and Hasan asks the latter to dispose of their bodies. Hasan's follower kills the Crusader army's leader for refusing to pay tribute when passing in front of the castle. Zaid makes Al-Hadi, Hasan's son, drink alcohol. Berkyaruq wages war against Hasan.

Hasan decides to take revenge on Zaid by sending him and Yahya to Ibn Hafez's castle to fight the Seljuk army. Alinar fails to kill Nourhan when the latter escapes and accidentally enters Donia Zad's room. Zaid tries to help Ibn Hafez buy some time, but Berkyaruq starts attacking them.

After Zaid escapes to the castle, Hasan doesn't trust his story of Yahya's actions and imprisons him. Berkyaruq defeats the Batiniyya. Al-Hadi helps Donia Zad and Nourhan flee the castle. Hasan orders Yahya to kill Zaid, but Zaid tells him that Hasan ordered his parents' assassination.

Yahya kills Zaid and orders Yahya to kill either Nourhan or the Abbasid Caliph. Hasan imprisons Al-Hadi for helping Donia Zad and Nourhan escape. Omar welcomes Donia Zad into his house. Yahya goes to kill the Caliph and Hasan sends his followers after him to assassinate him..

Yahya goes to Isfahan instead of killing the Caliph and asks to be an army commander. Berkyaruq summons Donia Zad and Nourhan to his palace, while Hasan leaves the castle for the first time in years and proposes to a girl. Yahya meets Nourhan and the latter returns to her home.

Hasan marries the shepherd's daughter, hoping to have another child. Yahya marries Nourhan. Donia Zad exposes Hasan in Isfahan after she returns home. After Hasan releases Al-Hadi, he appoints him as his successor. Buzurg pushes Al-Hadi from a tower.

Buzurg's push to Al-Hadi turns out to be Hasan's nightmare. Hasan's followers in Isfahan cause chaos and murders. The Sultan appoints Siraj al-Din as his vizier, unaware that he is Hasan's spy. Alinar is killed. As Siraj refuses to appoint Yahya as army leader, he fails to assassinate Yahya when Hasan urges him to.

Hasan orders the killing of Donia Zad after learning that she is inciting the women of Isfahan against him. Yahya is imprisoned and then executed for killing a Seljuk soldier. Siraj lies to the Sultan and makes him doubt everyone around him.

The Sultan kills Siraj after learning of his manipulation. Al-Hadi writes a book about the biography of Hasan-i Sabbah and it is distributed in several countries. Buzurg kills the shepherd’s daughter and her son. Hasan appoints Buzurg as his successor.

Buzurg takes over the affairs of the castle after Hasan grows old and mixes reality with fantasy. Saeed joins the castle and begins secretly killing soldiers in revenge. Khadija refuses to marry Buzurg. After Hasan's death, the castle is destroyed by the Mongols.