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	However, Jubair's devotion to his ideals made him a ruthless and violent man who exhibited no tolerance for opposition. He was prone to fits of lethal rage, as demonstrated when he pushed a dissenting disciple into a bonfire of burning scripts. He watched the man perish without remorse, viewing such deaths as a "small sacrifice" required to purge the city of the "illness" of traditional learning, for which he believed death was the only cure.<ref name="Assassination"/>		However, Jubair's devotion to his ideals made him a ruthless and violent man who exhibited no tolerance for opposition. He was prone to fits of lethal rage, as demonstrated when he pushed a dissenting disciple into a bonfire of burning scripts. He watched the man perish without remorse, viewing such deaths as a "small sacrifice" required to purge the city of the "illness" of traditional learning, for which he believed death was the only cure.<ref name="Assassination"/>

	==~~Trivia~~==		==Behind the scenes==
	* Jubair ~~was~~ voiced by [[United States\|American]] actor [[Fred Tatasciore]] ~~in ''[[Assassin~~'s ~~Creed]]''.~~		Jubair al Halim is a character created for the 2007 video game ''[[Assassin's Creed]]'', where he is voiced by [[United States\|American]] actor [[Fred Tatasciore]]. While fictional, Jubair's character may have been inspired by the Arab-Spanish geographer, traveler, and poet {{Wiki\|Ibn Jubayr\|Ibn Jubayr}}.
	* The character may have been inspired by the Arab-Spanish geographer, traveler, and poet {{WP\|Ibn Jubayr}}.
	* Jubair is the only ~~assassination target from the original game to be excluded from~~ its [[Assassin's Creed (mobile game)\|mobile adaptation]], ~~which explicitly states~~ that there were ~~only~~ eight Templars instead of nine. ~~It has~~ been ~~suggested that he was~~ originally intended to appear, as [[Tamir]] ~~features an additional~~ level in Damascus that ~~may have been repurposed from Jubair~~'s ~~planned appearance~~.		Out of all the targets in ''[[Assassin's Creed]]'', Jubair is the only one not featured in its [[Assassin's Creed (mobile game)\|mobile adaptation]], with the game even specifically stating that there were eight Templars instead of nine. However, Jubair might have been originally intended to appear in the game, as [[Tamir]] has two levels about Altaïr hunting him in Damascus while every other target only received one level. As Jubair would have also been based in Damascus, this could suggest that Tamir's extra level originally revolved around Jubair.
	* Jubair is one of five targets in the original game ~~accompanied by~~ personal bodyguards~~, alongside~~ Tamir, [[Abu'l Nuqoud]], [[Majd Addin]], and [[Talal]].
	* He is the first target in the series to ~~employ~~ multiple decoys dressed identically to ~~himself~~, ~~a mechanic~~ requiring the ~~identification of~~ the ~~correct target before striking~~. ~~Similar concepts were~~ later used for ~~the assassinations of~~ [[Hetepi]] in ''[[Assassin's Creed: Origins]]'' and [[Ingeborg]] in ''[[Assassin's Creed: Valhalla]]''.		Jubair is one of the five targets in the original game that have personal bodyguards; the others are Tamir, [[Abu'l Nuqoud]], [[Majd Addin]], and [[Talal]]. Jubair is also the first assassination target in the series to use multiple decoys who are dressed identically to him, requiring the player to identify the real Jubair and eliminate him. A similar concept would later be used for [[Hetepi]]'s assassination in ''[[Assassin's Creed: Origins]]'' and for [[Ingeborg]]'s assassination in ''[[Assassin's Creed: Valhalla]]''.
	* The name ''Jubair'' (جبير) is an [[Arabia\|Arabic]] masculine name meaning "mender" ~~or "unbreaker~~."<ref>{{WP\|Jubayr}}</ref> Derived from the root ''j-b-r'' ~~(ج_ب_r~~), it can also ~~signify~~ "force,~~" "~~compulsion,~~" or "~~coercion," ~~potentially reflecting~~ his ~~methods~~.<ref>{{WT\|جبر#Arabic\|جبر}}</ref> ''Al Hakim'' (الحكيم) is an Arabic ''nishbah'' meaning "the wise one."
			===Etymology===
			Jubair (جبير) is an [[Arabia\|Arabic]] masculine given name meaning "mender, unbreaker".<ref>{{WP\|Jubayr}}</ref> Derived from the root [[wikt:Appendix:Arabic roots/ج-ب-ر\|ج_ب_ر]] (''j-b-r''), it can also mean "force, compulsion, coercion" which may refer to his actions through force.<ref>{{WT\|جبر#Arabic\|جبر}}</ref> Al Hakim (الحكيم) is an Arabic ''nishbah'' meaning "the wise one".

	==Gallery==		==Gallery==

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	==Behind the scenes==		==Behind the scenes==
	Jubair al Halim is a character created for the 2007 video game ''[[Assassin's Creed]]'', where ~~his~~ is ~~portrayed~~ by [[Fred Tatasciore]]. While fictional, Jubair ~~al Hakim~~'s character may have been inspired by the Arab-Spanish geographer, traveler, and poet {{Wiki\|Ibn Jubayr\|Ibn Jubayr}}.		Jubair al Halim is a character created for the 2007 video game ''[[Assassin's Creed]]'', where he is voiced by [[United States\|American]] actor [[Fred Tatasciore]]. While fictional, Jubair's character may have been inspired by the Arab-Spanish geographer, traveler, and poet {{Wiki\|Ibn Jubayr\|Ibn Jubayr}}.

	Out of all the targets in ''[[Assassin's Creed]]'', Jubair is the only one not featured in its [[Assassin's Creed (mobile game)\|mobile adaptation]], with the game even specifically stating that there were eight Templars instead of nine. However, Jubair might have been originally intended to appear in the game, as Tamir has two levels about Altaïr hunting him in Damascus while every other target only received one level. As Jubair would have also been based in Damascus, this could suggest that Tamir's extra level originally revolved around Jubair.		Out of all the targets in ''[[Assassin's Creed]]'', Jubair is the only one not featured in its [[Assassin's Creed (mobile game)\|mobile adaptation]], with the game even specifically stating that there were eight Templars instead of nine. However, Jubair might have been originally intended to appear in the game, as [[Tamir]] has two levels about Altaïr hunting him in Damascus while every other target only received one level. As Jubair would have also been based in Damascus, this could suggest that Tamir's extra level originally revolved around Jubair.

	Jubair is one of the five targets in the original game that have personal bodyguards; the others are [[~~Tamir]],~~ Abu'l Nuqoud, [[Majd Addin]], and Talal. Jubair is also the first assassination target in the series to use multiple decoys who are dressed identically to him, requiring the player to identify the real Jubair and eliminate him. A similar concept would later be used for [[Hetepi]]'s assassination in ''[[Assassin's Creed: Origins]]'' and for [[Ingeborg]]'s assassination in ''[[Assassin's Creed: Valhalla]]''.		Jubair is one of the five targets in the original game that have personal bodyguards; the others are Tamir, [[Abu'l Nuqoud]], [[Majd Addin]], and [[Talal]]. Jubair is also the first assassination target in the series to use multiple decoys who are dressed identically to him, requiring the player to identify the real Jubair and eliminate him. A similar concept would later be used for [[Hetepi]]'s assassination in ''[[Assassin's Creed: Origins]]'' and for [[Ingeborg]]'s assassination in ''[[Assassin's Creed: Valhalla]]''.

	===Etymology===		===Etymology===
	Jubair (جبير) is an [[Arabia\|Arabic]] masculine given name meaning "mender, unbreaker".<ref>{{WP\|Jubayr}}</ref> Derived from the root [[wikt:Appendix:Arabic roots/ج-ب-ر\|ج_ب_ر]] (''j-b-r''), it can also mean "force, compulsion, coercion" which may refer to his actions through force.<ref>{{WT\|جبر#Arabic\|جبر}}</ref>		Jubair (جبير) is an [[Arabia\|Arabic]] masculine given name meaning "mender, unbreaker".<ref>{{WP\|Jubayr}}</ref> Derived from the root [[wikt:Appendix:Arabic roots/ج-ب-ر\|ج_ب_ر]] (''j-b-r''), it can also mean "force, compulsion, coercion" which may refer to his actions through force.<ref>{{WT\|جبر#Arabic\|جبر}}</ref> Al Hakim (الحكيم) is an Arabic ''nishbah'' meaning "the wise one".

	Al Hakim (الحكيم) is an Arabic ''nishbah'' meaning "the wise one".

	==Gallery==		==Gallery==

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	\|death = August 1191<br>[[Damascus]], [[Ayyubid dynasty\|Ayyubid Sultanate]]		\|death = August 1191<br>[[Damascus]], [[Ayyubid dynasty\|Ayyubid Sultanate]]
	\|species = [[Human]]		\|species = [[Human]]
	\|affiliates = [[Saracens]]~~<br>~~[[Templars]]		\|affiliates = *[[Ayyubid dynasty\|Ayyubid Sultunate]]
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	'''Jubair al Hakim''' (c. 1150s – 1191) was the Chief Scholar of [[Damascus]], located in the city's Middle District, and a secret member of the [[Levantine Rite of the Templar Order\|Levantine Templars]]. He was the eighth of the nine men eliminated by the [[Assassins\|Assassin]] [[Altaïr Ibn-La'Ahad]] as part of his [[Hunt for the Nine\|mission]] assigned by [[Al Mualim]].		'''Jubair al Hakim''' (c. 1150s – 1191) was the Chief Scholar of [[Damascus]], located in the city's Middle District, and a secret member of the [[Levantine Rite of the Templar Order\|Levantine Templars]]. He was the eighth of the nine men eliminated by the [[Assassins\|Assassin]] [[Altaïr Ibn-La'Ahad]] as part of his [[Hunt for the Nine\|mission]] assigned by [[Al Mualim]].
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	However, Jubair was also a violent man, who was easily angered and would not allow anything to get in his way. As exemplified when one of his disciples doubted his actions, Jubair didn't hesitate to throw him onto the pile of burning books, and he even went so far as to watch how his former companion suffered a painful death in the flames.<ref name="Assassination"/>		However, Jubair was also a violent man, who was easily angered and would not allow anything to get in his way. As exemplified when one of his disciples doubted his actions, Jubair didn't hesitate to throw him onto the pile of burning books, and he even went so far as to watch how his former companion suffered a painful death in the flames.<ref name="Assassination"/>

	==~~Trivia~~==		==Behind the scenes==
	*While fictional, Jubair al Hakim's character may have been inspired by the Arab-Spanish geographer, traveler, and poet {{Wiki\|Ibn Jubayr\|Ibn Jubayr}}.		Jubair al Halim is a character created for the 2007 video game ''[[Assassin's Creed]]'', where his is portrayed by [[Fred Tatasciore]]. While fictional, Jubair al Hakim's character may have been inspired by the Arab-Spanish geographer, traveler, and poet {{Wiki\|Ibn Jubayr\|Ibn Jubayr}}.
	*Like [[Talal]], [[Abu'l Nuqoud]], and [[Sibrand]], [[vigilante]]s would stop Jubair if he attempted to flee from Altaïr.
	*Jubair is one of the five targets in the original game that have personal bodyguards; the others are [[Tamir]], Abu'l Nuqoud, [[Majd Addin]], and Talal.		Out of all the targets in ''[[Assassin's Creed]]'', Jubair is the only one not featured in its [[Assassin's Creed (mobile game)\|mobile adaptation]], with the game even specifically stating that there were eight Templars instead of nine. However, Jubair might have been originally intended to appear in the game, as Tamir has two levels about Altaïr hunting him in Damascus while every other target only received one level. As Jubair would have also been based in Damascus, this could suggest that Tamir's extra level originally revolved around Jubair.
	*The name "Jubair" means "the forced one", which may refer to his actions through force. In Arabic, "Al Hakim" means "the wise one".
	*In ''[[Assassin's Creed: The Secret Crusade]]'', Altaïr mentions that [[Umar Ibn-La'Ahad\|his father]] would have been disgusted at the sight of Jubair burning books because his father loved books and knowledge.		Jubair is one of the five targets in the original game that have personal bodyguards; the others are [[Tamir]], Abu'l Nuqoud, [[Majd Addin]], and Talal. Jubair is also the first assassination target in the series to use multiple decoys who are dressed identically to him, requiring the player to identify the real Jubair and eliminate him. A similar concept would later be used for [[Hetepi]]'s assassination in ''[[Assassin's Creed: Origins]]'' and for [[Ingeborg]]'s assassination in ''[[Assassin's Creed: Valhalla]]''.
	*Out of all the targets in ''[[Assassin's Creed]]'', Jubair is the only one not featured in its [[Assassin's Creed (mobile game)\|mobile adaptation]], with the game even specifically stating that there were eight Templars instead of nine. However, Jubair might have been originally intended to appear in the game, as Tamir has two levels about Altaïr hunting him in Damascus while every other target only received one level. As Jubair would have also been based in Damascus, this could suggest that Tamir's extra level originally revolved around Jubair.
	*Jubair is the first assassination target in the series to use multiple decoys who are dressed identically to him, requiring the player to identify the real Jubair and eliminate him. A similar concept would later be used for [[Hetepi]]'s assassination in ''[[Assassin's Creed: Origins]]'' and for [[Ingeborg]]'s assassination in ''[[Assassin's Creed: Valhalla]]''.		===Etymology===
			Jubair (جبير) is an [[Arabia\|Arabic]] masculine given name meaning "mender, unbreaker".<ref>{{WP\|Jubayr}}</ref> Derived from the root [[wikt:Appendix:Arabic roots/ج-ب-ر\|ج_ب_ر]] (''j-b-r''), it can also mean "force, compulsion, coercion" which may refer to his actions through force.<ref>{{WT\|جبر#Arabic\|جبر}}</ref>

			Al Hakim (الحكيم) is an Arabic ''nishbah'' meaning "the wise one".

	==Gallery==		==Gallery==

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	*In ''[[Assassin's Creed: The Secret Crusade]]'', Altaïr mentions that [[Umar Ibn-La'Ahad\|his father]] would have been disgusted at the sight of Jubair burning books because his father loved books and knowledge.		*In ''[[Assassin's Creed: The Secret Crusade]]'', Altaïr mentions that [[Umar Ibn-La'Ahad\|his father]] would have been disgusted at the sight of Jubair burning books because his father loved books and knowledge.
	*Out of all the targets in ''[[Assassin's Creed]]'', Jubair is the only one not featured in its [[Assassin's Creed (mobile game)\|mobile adaptation]], with the game even specifically stating that there were eight Templars instead of nine. However, Jubair might have been originally intended to appear in the game, as Tamir has two levels about Altaïr hunting him in Damascus while every other target only received one level. As Jubair would have also been based in Damascus, this could suggest that Tamir's extra level originally revolved around Jubair.		*Out of all the targets in ''[[Assassin's Creed]]'', Jubair is the only one not featured in its [[Assassin's Creed (mobile game)\|mobile adaptation]], with the game even specifically stating that there were eight Templars instead of nine. However, Jubair might have been originally intended to appear in the game, as Tamir has two levels about Altaïr hunting him in Damascus while every other target only received one level. As Jubair would have also been based in Damascus, this could suggest that Tamir's extra level originally revolved around Jubair.
	*Jubair is the first assassination target in the series to use multiple decoys who are dressed identically to him, requiring the player to identify the real Jubair and eliminate him. A similar concept would later be used for [[Hetepi]]'s assassination in ''[[Assassin's Creed: Origins]]''.		*Jubair is the first assassination target in the series to use multiple decoys who are dressed identically to him, requiring the player to identify the real Jubair and eliminate him. A similar concept would later be used for [[Hetepi]]'s assassination in ''[[Assassin's Creed: Origins]]'' and for [[Ingeborg]]'s assassination in ''[[Assassin's Creed: Valhalla]]''.

	==Gallery==		==Gallery==

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	*The name "Jubair" means "the forced one", which may refer to his actions through force. In Arabic, "Al Hakim" means "the wise one".		*The name "Jubair" means "the forced one", which may refer to his actions through force. In Arabic, "Al Hakim" means "the wise one".
	*In ''[[Assassin's Creed: The Secret Crusade]]'', Altaïr mentions that [[Umar Ibn-La'Ahad\|his father]] would have been disgusted at the sight of Jubair burning books because his father loved books and knowledge.		*In ''[[Assassin's Creed: The Secret Crusade]]'', Altaïr mentions that [[Umar Ibn-La'Ahad\|his father]] would have been disgusted at the sight of Jubair burning books because his father loved books and knowledge.
	*Out of all the ~~assassination~~ targets in ''[[Assassin's Creed]]'', Jubair is the only one not featured in its [[Assassin's Creed (mobile game)\|mobile adaptation]], with the game even specifically stating that there were eight Templars instead of nine. However, Jubair might have been originally intended to appear in the game, as Tamir has two levels about Altaïr hunting him in Damascus while every other target only received one level. As Jubair would have also been based in Damascus, this could suggest that Tamir's extra level originally revolved around Jubair.		*Out of all the targets in ''[[Assassin's Creed]]'', Jubair is the only one not featured in its [[Assassin's Creed (mobile game)\|mobile adaptation]], with the game even specifically stating that there were eight Templars instead of nine. However, Jubair might have been originally intended to appear in the game, as Tamir has two levels about Altaïr hunting him in Damascus while every other target only received one level. As Jubair would have also been based in Damascus, this could suggest that Tamir's extra level originally revolved around Jubair.
	*Jubair is the first assassination target in the series to use multiple decoys who are dressed identically to him, requiring the player to identify the real Jubair and eliminate him. A similar concept would later be used for [[Hetepi]]'s assassination in ''[[Assassin's Creed: Origins]]''.		*Jubair is the first assassination target in the series to use multiple decoys who are dressed identically to him, requiring the player to identify the real Jubair and eliminate him. A similar concept would later be used for [[Hetepi]]'s assassination in ''[[Assassin's Creed: Origins]]''.

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	==Trivia==		==Trivia==
	*Jubair al Hakim may have been inspired by the Arab-Spanish geographer, traveler, and poet {{Wiki\|Ibn Jubayr\|Ibn Jubayr}}.		*While fictional, Jubair al Hakim's character may have been inspired by the Arab-Spanish geographer, traveler, and poet {{Wiki\|Ibn Jubayr\|Ibn Jubayr}}.
	*Like [[Talal]], [[Abu'l Nuqoud]] and [[Sibrand]], [[~~vigilantes~~]] would stop Jubair if he attempted to flee.		*Like [[Talal]], [[Abu'l Nuqoud]], and [[Sibrand]], [[vigilante]]s would stop Jubair if he attempted to flee from Altaïr.
	*Jubair is one of the five targets of the original game that have personal bodyguards; the others are [[Tamir]], [[Abu'l Nuqoud]], [[Majd Addin]] and [[Talal]].		*Jubair is one of the five targets in the original game that have personal bodyguards; the others are [[Tamir]], Abu'l Nuqoud, [[Majd Addin]], and Talal.
	*The name "Jubair" means "the forced one", which may refer to his actions through force. In Arabic, "Al Hakim" means "the wise one".		*The name "Jubair" means "the forced one", which may refer to his actions through force. In Arabic, "Al Hakim" means "the wise one".
	*In ''[[Assassin's Creed: The Secret Crusade]]'', Altaïr mentions that [[Umar Ibn-La'Ahad\|his father]] would have been disgusted at the sight of Jubair burning books because his father loved books and knowledge.		*In ''[[Assassin's Creed: The Secret Crusade]]'', Altaïr mentions that [[Umar Ibn-La'Ahad\|his father]] would have been disgusted at the sight of Jubair burning books because his father loved books and knowledge.
	*Out of all the assassination targets of ''Assassin's Creed'', Jubair is the only one not featured in its [[Assassin's Creed (mobile game)\|mobile adaptation]], with the game even specifically stating that there were eight Templars instead of nine. ~~Instead~~, ~~whereas seven of the targets of~~ the game ~~have a specific level devoted to them, with three levels per city~~, Tamir~~, who would have shared the same city as Jubair (i.e. Masyaf which replaced Damascus), exclusively~~ has two levels~~, where in~~ Altaïr ~~fails to locate~~ him in ~~the first~~ one. ~~This is as though~~ Tamir's extra level ~~replaced what otherwise would have been for~~ Jubair.		*Out of all the assassination targets in ''[[Assassin's Creed]]'', Jubair is the only one not featured in its [[Assassin's Creed (mobile game)\|mobile adaptation]], with the game even specifically stating that there were eight Templars instead of nine. However, Jubair might have been originally intended to appear in the game, as Tamir has two levels about Altaïr hunting him in Damascus while every other target only received one level. As Jubair would have also been based in Damascus, this could suggest that Tamir's extra level originally revolved around Jubair.
	*Jubair is the first assassination target in the series to use multiple decoys who are dressed identically to him, requiring the player to identify the real Jubair and eliminate him. A similar concept would later be used for [[Hetepi]]'s assassination in ''[[Assassin's Creed: Origins]]''.		*Jubair is the first assassination target in the series to use multiple decoys who are dressed identically to him, requiring the player to identify the real Jubair and eliminate him. A similar concept would later be used for [[Hetepi]]'s assassination in ''[[Assassin's Creed: Origins]]''.

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