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Darkness has a great secret.

Hasan Al-Sabbah bound himself,
his soul, and his body to darkness.

He pledged allegiance to Ibn ‘Attash;
one of the biggest esoteric preachers.

I bind myself.

Congratulations, Ibn Al-Sabbah,

who preaches for our
lord, the secret keeper.

Ibn ‘Attash asked
him to go to Egypt

to complete his journey by meeting
the Fatimid Caliph Al-Mustansir Billah.

Hasan pledged with his two
friends to change the unjust world.

An oath that rises
above any doctrine.

An oath that rises
above any doctrine.

An oath that rises
above any doctrine.

An oath that rises
above any doctrine.

A covenant between Hasan
Al-Sabbah, Omar Khayyam,

And Abu Ali Al-Tusi; also
known as Nizam Al-Mulk.

They pledge to help each other if
one of them gains power or prestige.

Al-Tusi did and became the minister
of the largest country in the world.

- Your Majesty, the Sultan.
- The Seljuk state.

But before he met his two friends,
something happened that was unexpected.

Something that would
change the entire world.

Hasan Al-Sabbah…

killed the muezzin of Isfahan.

At the dawn of day

I heard a voice cry

At the dawn of day

I heard a voice cry

Calling from the unseen

For the unaware to try

And fill their cups of hope

Before their life’s cup

Runs dry

I heard a voice calling

I heard a voice calling

At the dawn of day

At the dawn of day

I heard a voice calling

I heard a voice calling

I heard a voice calling

At the dawn of day

EPISODE TWO:
MUSTANSIRITE HARDSHIP

The circle in which we
are born and deceased,

has no end or beginning.

No one revealed this
hidden secret to us.

Where did we come from?

Where do we end up?

I saw a sane person on Earth

not influenced by infidelity,
Islam, worldly life, religion.

truth, reality, shari'ah,
and indubitability.

Tell me.

Who has this audacity
in the universe?

No one, Omar.

No one.

Your confusion is
your secret, Omar.

What is your secret, Hasan?

The guard commander
awaits you, my lord.

Excuse me, my lord, sheikh
Saeed, the muezzin, was killed.

The killer fled.

They are mostly esotericists,
my lord, and you know them best.

Who would kill an old
muezzin unless he was a devil?

Omar, must he be an angel
because he is an old muezzin?

Only God knows his truth.

The truth of every
person is in his life’s work.

But those whom their
lives are hidden secrets,

those are the esotericists.

He's not here.

Where did he go?

They searched the entire house.

If they found him, we'd
have been screwed.

The maid gave him a viel.

They flee as two women, scolding soldiers
for entering houses that have no men.

- Are you covering up for a murderer?
- My love only helps the aggrieved.

But he killed the muezzin.

Even if he killed thousands,

I trust you more
than I trust myself.

I've known since the
day you hid him here.

And since I first saw you, I
knew you'd be my confidant.

And I’ll always be until
death do us part, Hasan.

- I have to leave.
- I will leave with you.

The journey is
long and difficult

- It’s dangerous in Egypt.
- Danger, with you, seems safe.

I heard a voice calling

I no longer have
a place in Isfahan.

My place is on the battlefield.

To kill the largest
number of infidels.

- What about me?
- I can't be a suitable man for you,

unless I avenge my parents.

You did not answer
my question, Yahya.

What about me?

Should I wait for you
to get your revenge?

Or marry my first suitor?

It's your decision.

There’s no chain on your neck.

- There is one on my heart…
- But I don’t own it.

Pray for Yahya Ibn Saeed.

Pray for God to be on his side.

Goodbye, Norhan.

ISFAHAN THE TRAINING
CAMP OF THE SELJUK ARMY

Let me help you, my lord

We welcome anyone
on Ibn ‘Attash's side.

How much for these two eggs?

- I want your house.
- Ok.

The title deed inside.

- Come with me to take it.
- No, my friend.

We heard that two people were
eaten in the "Al-Qarafa" neighborhood.

How did things get to this?

Because of strife and
the Nile River drying up.

No farming means no life.

- Did the crows eat them?
- Rather, the people.

They probably were
thieves who were hanged.

People are that hungry.

People are helpless they
got accustomed to hunger.

They would eat
anything if they had to.

A horse or a donkey.

Would you buy a
dog for five dinars?

Don't you ever let your
children go out into the street.

They could become a meal

for the hungry people who attack
from the Mokattam Mountain area.

Don't touch them. They are sick.

CAIRO, MUSTANSIRITE HARDSHIP

Be careful.

People should calm down,
they should be well-fed and safe.

Your Excellency, Minister.

I know that the Nile
River is at its lowest levels.

I also know that
farming has stopped.

But we have to take action.

Our lord is not a caliph over
people who kill each other.

Our lord is not a caliph over
people who die of hunger.

He’s a caliph over a country,
that floods with goodness,

from Morocco to the Haramayn.

- We must take action.
- We are.

No one is standing still.

You, your Excellency, roam every street
and neighborhood daily with the guards

and return after dawn.

It's difficult,

but with organization,
it’s improving.

Our lord, the imam,
won't be happy.

listening to the people's
hungry cries outside the palace.

Listen,

the door to the Grand Caliphate
Palace is covered with gold.

Melt the gold and sell it.

Use the money to
buy food for the people.

Your Excellency, the Minister,

The palace door is the
prestige of the Caliphate Palace.

There is no prestige in the
palace if the people are starving.

Execute the command.

BADR AL-DIN AL-JAMALI
FATIMID MINISTER OF STATE

PRINCE NIZAR CROWN PRINCE
OF THE FATIMID CALIPHATE

Why are you doing this?

So you three can
play comfortably.

The three of us?

Yes. You are more
childish than them.

Hussein, I don't want you
leaving the house today.

If you do as I say, I'll
buy you Egyptian candy

It will give you sweet
dreams when you sleep.

- Really, Hasan?
- Didn't I tell you that you are childish?

- Enter the room.
- Come on, kids.

Come with us, quietly.

Why did you come here?

- I came to visit the holy country.
- Holy?

A country where our Imam
lives, may God sanctify his secret

is holy.

- What’s the reason for the visit?
- Meeting our lord imam.

Impossible.

I am a preacher.

- I pledged to Ibn ‘Attash.
- Still.

You are a stranger,
and we do not trust you.

- You’re friends with Nizam Al-Mulk.
- Thank God our lord has careful men

who know everything.

- But I am one of you.
- Go back to where you came from.

Go back?

And say that the country of the lord
imam deny entry to his supporters?

That it rejects people
of the same sect?

And it kicks out His
Majesty’s followers?

Is it possible?

The Fatimid state which has the
greatest tolerance between Muslims

which allows followers
of the four sects

to live safe and in peace
among the Fatimid preachers,

kicks out a Fatimid
servant to Ahl al-Bayt.

- Do you know who I am?
- My Lord, Badr al-Din al-Jamali.

Greatest minister
the state's ever seen.

- How did you recognize me?
- Your prestige and presence.

We're people of physiognomy.

You can stay because
you are of our sect,

but you will not
meet our lord imam.

Stick to your limits, because
you’re under surveillance.

Let him go.

Get off your horse,
you Armenian dog.

What an impolite person!

I told you my lord to calm down.

You are not just our
Lord's son whom I raised.

You are my daughter's
husband, like my son.

But Nizar is the crown
prince and his successor.

I'm afraid Father'll start
showing signs of fatigue.

Nizar is'nt my full brother,
and he's your enemy.

He may harm us.

If I was given the choice between
Nizar assuming the caliphate

or that I be crucified, flayed,
and have my body filled with dirt,

I will choose the latter.

Don't worry.

SAMARKAND, A CITY
IN THE SELJUKI STATE

A beautiful city, Samarkand!

Kill this infidel philosopher!

Shall he die because
he's a philosopher?

- Stop it!
- He follows the infidel Ibn Sina.

God'll reward who beats him.

May God have mercy
on Ibn Sina’s soul.

Do you dare say that?

Are you an infidel like him?

Welcome, Omar Khayyam.

Omar's father was
a friend of mine.

Omar Khayyam is not
important, Oh lord Abu Al-Tahir.

Rather, people are important

- How did people get to this?
- What do you mean?

People are enemies of
what they don't understand.

But to consider
philosophy infidelity!

What if they kill poets, scholars,
and anyone they don't understand?

Take it easy, Omar.

Forget about people.

Welcome to Samarkand.

I have great respect for
you as a poet and scholar.

Don't worry. No
one will bother you.

What about people?

When will people's conditions improve?
Who takes responsibility for them?

Listen, Omar.

I rule people intelligently and fairly,
and I respect their minds as well.

The minds that
you see as limited.

A just ruler must also be responsible
for the minds of his followers.

No.

Not at all.

My job is only to make the people
feel they live in safety and justice.

Science benefits everyone.

These are the words of a poet.

Science leads to asking questions,
and asking questions leads to strife.

Strife leads to conflicts, wars,
and threats to the government.

I welcome you to my palace as
a poet, scholar, and philosopher.

However, You can be that only
within the confines of my palace.

Do you understand, Omar?

Where is the traitor,
Yousef Al-Khwarizmi?

I am the Sultan of Muslims
and the master of the world.

I am the one who defeated
the Crusaders in Malazgirt

and arrived with
my army in China.

Then you dare, the
ruler of a small castle,

to rebel against me?

Because of your great conquests,
my people have tasted humiliation.

Those who submitted to us,

they tasted justice.

Humiliation isn't justice.

Fix four wedges

and tie his four limbs to it.

If you were a real man,
you wouldn't kill me like this.

The real man fights, man to man.

Untie him.

Give me that.

No soldier is
allowed to interfere.

The Sultan ordered the
soldiers not to interfere.

I am not a soldier.

MALIK SHAH CROWN PRINCE
OF THE SELJUK EMPIRE

I am the candle of joy, but
when I faded, I became nothing.

I am a sparkling cup,

- but when...
- My life is a whisper in eternity's reign

No contribution made, no lasting gain
Its value unaffected regardless of my way

If tomorrow I depart,
eternity won't sway

No soul has uttered,
in my listening ear

The worth of life or
ruin's purpose clear

To find joy, to be
content, My heart yearns

Rather than building the world,

My soul discerns

How beautiful!

What's more mesmerizing,

- you or your voice?
- Who are you?

Omar Khayyam.

Come closer.

If Judge Abu Al-Tahir sees
you, he will cut off your head.

I am his guest.

Part of honoring the
guest is making him happy.

Run away.

How dare you do this
when you are my guest?

Her voice attracted me.

This is my favorite maid.

My favorite woman in the palace.

How do you think I
will punish you, Omar?

That Jehan and I should go out and
be prevented from meeting my lord.

But before I go,

I'll write a book
about my lord's deeds

for the public to read and appreciate
the justice and safety in which they live.

If I find out that you made
her upset, I will kill you, Omar.

At your command my lord.

When will you finish
writing the book, Omar?

What a stupid thief you are!

I know you are not happy
with what the Minister had done.

Thinking about something.

I went to Al-Azhar Mosque

I learned that the grand preacher
passed away months before we arrived.

- I wanted to talk to him.
- You sure have got to something.

Badr Al-Din Al-Jamali
is strong and stubborn.

He's a father in law to the
younger son of the Caliph

He doesn't like Nizar.

The Caliph's health
condition is deteriorating.

If I don't meet him, it's
as if I didn't do anything.

Women.

What about them?

They control the entire world

and every house

whether it is a poor man's
house or a caliph's house.

A strange man of the type my
lady prefers has come to Egypt.

Who are you?

- You don’t look from this country.
- I am Persian.

The minister is tightening
his grip on my husband.

There are women who
have dreams and ambitions

and own things.

We are traveling in a few days.

But he has visions.

He saw the Caliph’s
mother in many visions.

They stay inside the palaces,

but they can control everything
that happens outside the palace.

- If he’s lying, he’ll get killed.
- He’s not a liar nor he wants money.

But he should agree first.

Agree first?

- Why wouldn't he?
- Because he is an ascetic.

He only moves by divine command.

Every star in the sky has a meaning
and every good vision has an explanation.

Ask a stranger
and he will answer.

I tried with him,
but he refused.

But he passes every day beside
the palace wall near my lady’s gate.

He says what he has and leaves

He said: “If she hears me
deep down, let her call me".

"It is impossible for me
to go to her otherwise”.

Every star has a meaning, every
good vision has an explanation.

- Ask a stranger and he will answer.
- Stop!

I am Noor Al-Wugood,

the maid of our lady,
the mother of the Caliph.

Do you know the unseen
and interpret dreams?

Or are you a phony?

Tell the truth if
you want to live.

If you lie, you'll face
severe punishment

and death will be your fate.

My lady asks, and I
am at her command.

I saw a vision but I
won't tell you about it.

You will tell it to
me and explain it.

Should you tell it to me or admit
that you are a phony and leave?

Or should you lie to
me and get beheaded?

My lady saw a moon setting.

She called her grandson “Nizar”.

She saw him
running in front of her.

Minister was laughing.

She said at the end of
the vision feeling sad,

“If I could walk,
I would follow...”

"I would follow..."

And the explanation?

Who will be the future Caliph?

A question that bothers my lady.

Continue.

My lady has lived a long life.

She fears to become a
bereaved mother after all this life

after the death of the Caliph,

that the minister'd control
the Caliphate's house.

Every parent has many children,

But only one child will
pass on his father's secret.

- The secret is in our lord Nizar.
- And what’s coming?

Only the All-Knower
of the Unseen knows.

Rest assured, my lady,

The secret is in the oldest.

How can I reward you?

By standing up.

- Being old has no cure...
- Hasan.

Hasan Al-Sabbah.

Who said being old has no cure?

Gather your
strength and stand up

Allahu Akbar.

One more step, my lady.

Allahu Akbar.

How can I reward you?

I wish to meet our lord imam,
the Caliph, Al-Mustansir Billah.