Faheem Al-Sayf - Revision history

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	'''Faheem Al-Sayf''' was a [[Master Assassin]] in the [[Levantine Assassins\|Levantine Brotherhood]] of [[Assassins]] based in [[Masyaf]], the father of [[Malik Al-Sayf\|Malik]] and [[Kadar Al-Sayf]], and grandfather of [[Tazim Al-Sayf]]. Among his colleagues, he was known for his confrontational approach to foreign conflicts.		'''Faheem Al-Sayf''' was a [[Master Assassin]] in the [[Levantine Assassins\|Levantine Brotherhood]] of [[Assassins]] based in [[Masyaf]], the father of [[Malik Al-Sayf\|Malik]] and [[Kadar Al-Sayf]], and grandfather of [[Tazim Al-Sayf]]. Among his colleagues, he was known for his confrontational approach to foreign conflicts.

	==Biography==		==Biography==
	Regarded as a war hawk by [[Al Mualim]], the leader of the Levantine Brotherhood, Faheem ~~Al-Sayf~~ was one of the Master Assassins who pushed for the assassination of Sultan [[Saladin]] of [[Egypt]] and {{Wiki\|Syria}} when ~~Saladin~~ [[Siege of Masyaf\|invaded]] Masyaf in 1176. On the first night of the siege, when Al Mualim called an assembly of his Master Assassins, Faheem was quick to propose that the entire Saracen army would crumble with the death of their leader. To this, Al Mualim disagreed, predicting that Saladin's uncle [[Shihab Al'din]] would ~~only~~ replace him. Even when Faheem countered that Shihab was not nearly as capable of a leader as Saladin, Al Mualim remained unconvinced, recognizing that the Saracens ~~were~~ also needed as a strong bulwark against the [[Crusaders]].<ref name="TSC"~~>''[[Assassin's Creed: The Secret Crusade]]''<~~/~~ref~~>		Regarded as a war hawk by [[Al Mualim]], the leader of the Levantine Brotherhood, Faheem was one of the Master Assassins who pushed for the assassination of Sultan [[Saladin]] of [[Egypt]] and {{Wiki\|Syria}} when his army [[Siege of Masyaf\|invaded]] Masyaf in 1176.<ref name="TSC">''[[Assassin's Creed: The Secret Crusade]]''</ref>

			On the first night of the siege, when Al Mualim called an assembly of his Master Assassins, Faheem was quick to propose that the entire Saracen army would crumble with the death of their leader. To this, Al Mualim disagreed, predicting that Saladin's uncle [[Shihab Al'din]] would replace him. Even when Faheem countered that Shihab was not nearly as capable of a leader as Saladin, Al Mualim remained unconvinced, recognizing that the Saracens also needed as a strong bulwark against the [[Crusaders]].<ref name="TSC" />

	Accordingly, the meeting ended with a plan to send one of their agents, [[Umar Ibn-La'Ahad]], to infiltrate the Saracen camp and deliver a warning to Saladin at his own bedside, to display just how vulnerable he was before the Assassins. In this way, the Saracens could be intimidated into retreat without incurring their hostility. The plot succeeded and a peace treaty with the Saracens was secured, though at the cost of Umar's life, which was sacrificed to appease the Saracens for his accidental murder of a Saracen general during his escape from Saladin's tent.<ref name="TSC" />		Accordingly, the meeting ended with a plan to send one of their agents, [[Umar Ibn-La'Ahad]], to infiltrate the Saracen camp and deliver a warning to Saladin at his own bedside, to display just how vulnerable he was before the Assassins. In this way, the Saracens could be intimidated into retreat without incurring their hostility. The plot succeeded and a peace treaty with the Saracens was secured, though at the cost of Umar's life, which was sacrificed to appease the Saracens for his accidental murder of a Saracen general during his escape from Saladin's tent.<ref name="TSC" />

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	'''Faheem Al-Sayf''' was a [[Master Assassin]] in the [[Levantine Assassins\|Levantine Brotherhood]] of [[Assassins]] based in [[Masyaf]], ~~and~~ the father of [[Malik Al-Sayf\|Malik]] and [[Kadar Al-Sayf]]. Among his colleagues, he was known for his confrontational approach to foreign conflicts.		'''Faheem Al-Sayf''' was a [[Master Assassin]] in the [[Levantine Assassins\|Levantine Brotherhood]] of [[Assassins]] based in [[Masyaf]], the father of [[Malik Al-Sayf\|Malik]] and [[Kadar Al-Sayf]], and grandfather of [[Tazim Al-Sayf]]. Among his colleagues, he was known for his confrontational approach to foreign conflicts.

	==Biography==		==Biography==

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	Accordingly, the meeting ended with a plan to send one of their agents, [[Umar Ibn-La'Ahad]], to infiltrate the Saracen camp and deliver a warning to Saladin at his own bedside, to display just how vulnerable he was before the Assassins. In this way, the Saracens could be intimidated into retreat without incurring their hostility. The plot succeeded and a peace treaty with the Saracens was secured, though at the cost of Umar's life, which was sacrificed to appease the Saracens for his accidental murder of a Saracen general during his escape from Saladin's tent.<ref name="TSC" />		Accordingly, the meeting ended with a plan to send one of their agents, [[Umar Ibn-La'Ahad]], to infiltrate the Saracen camp and deliver a warning to Saladin at his own bedside, to display just how vulnerable he was before the Assassins. In this way, the Saracens could be intimidated into retreat without incurring their hostility. The plot succeeded and a peace treaty with the Saracens was secured, though at the cost of Umar's life, which was sacrificed to appease the Saracens for his accidental murder of a Saracen general during his escape from Saladin's tent.<ref name="TSC" />

	==Personality and ~~characteristics~~==		==Personality and traits==
	In the eyes of Al Mualim, Faheem Al-Sayf was typically an advocate for an aggressive foreign policy. When he urged that a swift assassination of Saladin would end the war with the Saracens, Al Mualim did not find this out-of-character but rather exasperating, as a regular dispute he had to contend with.<ref name="TSC" />		In the eyes of Al Mualim, Faheem Al-Sayf was typically an advocate for an aggressive foreign policy. When he urged that a swift assassination of Saladin would end the war with the Saracens, Al Mualim did not find this out-of-character but rather exasperating, as a regular dispute he had to contend with.<ref name="TSC" />

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	'''Faheem Al-Sayf''' was a [[Master Assassin]] in the [[Levantine Assassins\|Levantine Brotherhood]] of [[Assassins]] based in [[Masyaf]], and the father of [[Malik Al-Sayf\|Malik]] and [[Kadar Al-Sayf]]. Among his colleagues, he was known for his confrontational approach to foreign conflicts.		'''Faheem Al-Sayf''' was a [[Master Assassin]] in the [[Levantine Assassins\|Levantine Brotherhood]] of [[Assassins]] based in [[Masyaf]], and the father of [[Malik Al-Sayf\|Malik]] and [[Kadar Al-Sayf]]. Among his colleagues, he was known for his confrontational approach to foreign conflicts.

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	'''Faheem Al-Sayf''' was a [[Master Assassin]] in the [[Levantine Assassins\|Levantine Brotherhood]] of [[Assassins]] based in [[Masyaf]], and the father of [[Malik Al-Sayf\|Malik]] and [[Kadar Al-Sayf]]. Among his colleagues, he was known for his confrontational approach to foreign conflicts.		'''Faheem Al-Sayf''' was a [[Master Assassin]] in the [[Levantine Assassins\|Levantine Brotherhood]] of [[Assassins]] based in [[Masyaf]], and the father of [[Malik Al-Sayf\|Malik]] and [[Kadar Al-Sayf]]. Among his colleagues, he was known for his confrontational approach to foreign conflicts.
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	'''Faheem Al-Sayf''' was a [[Master Assassin]] in the [[Levantine Assassins\|Levantine Brotherhood]] of [[Assassins]] based in [[Masyaf]], and the father of [[Malik Al-Sayf\|Malik]] and [[Kadar Al-Sayf]]. Among his colleagues, he was known for his confrontational approach to foreign conflicts.		'''Faheem Al-Sayf''' was a [[Master Assassin]] in the [[Levantine Assassins\|Levantine Brotherhood]] of [[Assassins]] based in [[Masyaf]], and the father of [[Malik Al-Sayf\|Malik]] and [[Kadar Al-Sayf]]. Among his colleagues, he was known for his confrontational approach to foreign conflicts.
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	'''Faheem Al-Sayf''' was a [[Master Assassin]] in the [[Levantine Assassins\|Levantine Brotherhood]] of [[Assassins]] based in [[Masyaf]], and the father of [[Malik Al-Sayf\|Malik]] and [[Kadar Al-Sayf]]. Among his colleagues, he was known for his confrontational approach to foreign conflicts.		'''Faheem Al-Sayf''' was a [[Master Assassin]] in the [[Levantine Assassins\|Levantine Brotherhood]] of [[Assassins]] based in [[Masyaf]], and the father of [[Malik Al-Sayf\|Malik]] and [[Kadar Al-Sayf]]. Among his colleagues, he was known for his confrontational approach to foreign conflicts.

	==Biography==		==Biography==
	Regarded as a war hawk by [[Al Mualim]], the leader of the Levantine Brotherhood, Faheem Al-Sayf was one of the Master Assassins who pushed for the assassination of Sultan [[Saladin]] of [[Egypt]] and [[Syria]] when Saladin [[Siege of Masyaf\|invaded]] Masyaf in 1176. On the first night of the siege, when Al Mualim called an assembly of his Master Assassins, Faheem was quick to propose that the entire Saracen army would crumble with the death of their leader. To this, Al Mualim disagreed, predicting that Saladin's uncle [[Shihab Al'din]] would only replace him. Even when Faheem countered that Shihab was not nearly as capable of a leader as Saladin, Al Mualim remained unconvinced, recognizing that the Saracens were also needed as a strong bulwark against the [[Crusaders]].<ref name="TSC">''[[Assassin's Creed: The Secret Crusade]]''</ref>		Regarded as a war hawk by [[Al Mualim]], the leader of the Levantine Brotherhood, Faheem Al-Sayf was one of the Master Assassins who pushed for the assassination of Sultan [[Saladin]] of [[Egypt]] and {{Wiki\|Syria}} when Saladin [[Siege of Masyaf\|invaded]] Masyaf in 1176. On the first night of the siege, when Al Mualim called an assembly of his Master Assassins, Faheem was quick to propose that the entire Saracen army would crumble with the death of their leader. To this, Al Mualim disagreed, predicting that Saladin's uncle [[Shihab Al'din]] would only replace him. Even when Faheem countered that Shihab was not nearly as capable of a leader as Saladin, Al Mualim remained unconvinced, recognizing that the Saracens were also needed as a strong bulwark against the [[Crusaders]].<ref name="TSC">''[[Assassin's Creed: The Secret Crusade]]''</ref>

	Accordingly, the meeting ended with a plan to send one of their agents, [[Umar Ibn-La'Ahad]], to infiltrate the Saracen camp and deliver a warning to Saladin at his own bedside, to display just how vulnerable he was before the Assassins. In this way, the Saracens could be intimidated into retreat without incurring their hostility. The plot succeeded and a peace treaty with the Saracens was secured, though at the cost of Umar's life, which was sacrificed to appease the Saracens for his accidental murder of a Saracen general during his escape from Saladin's tent.<ref name="TSC" />		Accordingly, the meeting ended with a plan to send one of their agents, [[Umar Ibn-La'Ahad]], to infiltrate the Saracen camp and deliver a warning to Saladin at his own bedside, to display just how vulnerable he was before the Assassins. In this way, the Saracens could be intimidated into retreat without incurring their hostility. The plot succeeded and a peace treaty with the Saracens was secured, though at the cost of Umar's life, which was sacrificed to appease the Saracens for his accidental murder of a Saracen general during his escape from Saladin's tent.<ref name="TSC" />

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	*''Faheem'' is an Arabic name meaning "intelligent, wise, scholar" while ''Al-sayf'' means "the sword".		*''Faheem'' is an Arabic name meaning "intelligent, wise, scholar" while ''Al-sayf'' means "the sword".

	==~~Appearance~~==		==Appearances==
	*''[[Assassin's Creed: The Secret Crusade]]''		*''[[Assassin's Creed: The Secret Crusade]]''