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	Raised as an Assassin, Malik learned the fighting arts that struck fear into the hearts of their enemies. He was an excellent swordsman and a devoted acolyte to [[the Creed]], as well as a caring and mature influence for his brother, [[Kadar Al-Sayf\|Kadar]].		Raised as an Assassin, Malik learned the fighting arts that struck fear into the hearts of their enemies. He was an excellent swordsman and a devoted acolyte to [[the Creed]], as well as a caring and mature influence for his brother, [[Kadar Al-Sayf\|Kadar]].

	Malik nurtured a jealousy of Altaïr in their youth, due to Altaïr's exceptional talents and [[Al Mualim]]'s favor toward him. The jealousy was worsened by his ~~brother’s~~ admiration of the man. This envy was stoked into rage when Altaïr arrogantly ignored the tenets of the Creed during their mission to the [[Jerusalem Vault]] beneath the remains of [[Solomon's Temple]], an action which eventually led to Kadar's death and the loss of Malik's left arm. Despite his injuries, Malik retrieved the [[Apple of Eden 2\|Templar treasure]] that Altaïr had failed to find and delivered it to Al Mualim, viciously indicting Altaïr all the while.		Malik nurtured a jealousy of Altaïr in their youth, due to Altaïr's exceptional talents and [[Al Mualim]]'s favor toward him. The jealousy was worsened by his brother's admiration of the man. This envy was stoked into rage when Altaïr arrogantly ignored the tenets of the Creed during their mission to the [[Jerusalem Vault]] beneath the remains of [[Solomon's Temple]], an action which eventually led to Kadar's death and the loss of Malik's left arm. Despite his injuries, Malik retrieved the [[Apple of Eden 2\|Templar treasure]] that Altaïr had failed to find and delivered it to Al Mualim, viciously indicting Altaïr all the while.

	From icy beginnings, Malik and Altaïr's relationship improved greatly during Altaïr's [[Hunt for the Nine\|hunt for nine]] influential [[Templars]] to restore his [[Master Assassin]] [[Assassin rank\|rank]], as Malik felt he matured greatly and was deserving of forgiveness. Malik subsequently came to Altaïr's aid against Al Mualim's brainwashed forces, and was made his second-in-command after his ascension to Mentor of the Levantine Assassins. As such, Malik was eventually deemed a temporary leader in the case of Altaïr's absence.		From icy beginnings, Malik and Altaïr's relationship improved greatly during Altaïr's [[Hunt for the Nine\|hunt for nine]] influential [[Templars]] to restore his [[Master Assassin]] [[Assassin rank\|rank]], as Malik felt he matured greatly and was deserving of forgiveness. Malik subsequently came to Altaïr's aid against Al Mualim's brainwashed forces, and was made his second-in-command after his ascension to Mentor of the Levantine Assassins. As such, Malik was eventually deemed a temporary leader in the case of Altaïr's absence.

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	\|image = AC Malik render.png		\|image = AC Malik render.png
	\|birth = 1165<br>[[Masyaf]], [[Levantine Brotherhood of Assassins\|Assassin Order]]		\|birth = 1165<br>[[Masyaf]], [[Levantine Brotherhood of Assassins\|Assassin Order]]
	\|death = 12 September 1228 (aged 63)<br>Masyaf, Assassin state		\|death = 12 September 1228 {{c\|aged 63}}<br>Masyaf, Assassin state
	\|species = [[Human]]		\|species = [[Human]]
	\|database = [[Database: Malik Al-Sayf\|Malik Al-Sayf]]		\|database = [[Database: Malik Al-Sayf\|Malik Al-Sayf]]

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	Raised as an Assassin, Malik learned the fighting arts that struck fear into the hearts of their enemies. He was an excellent swordsman and a devoted acolyte to [[the Creed]], as well as a caring and mature influence for his brother, [[Kadar Al-Sayf\|Kadar]].		Raised as an Assassin, Malik learned the fighting arts that struck fear into the hearts of their enemies. He was an excellent swordsman and a devoted acolyte to [[the Creed]], as well as a caring and mature influence for his brother, [[Kadar Al-Sayf\|Kadar]].

	Malik nurtured a jealousy of Altaïr in their youth, due to Altaïr's exceptional talents and [[Al Mualim]]'s favor toward him. This envy was stoked into rage when Altaïr ignored the tenets of the Creed during their mission to the [[Jerusalem Vault]] beneath the remains of [[Solomon's Temple]], an action which eventually led to Kadar's death and the loss of Malik's left arm. Despite his injuries, Malik retrieved the [[Apple of Eden 2\|Templar treasure]] that Altaïr had failed to find and delivered it to Al Mualim, viciously indicting Altaïr all the while.		Malik nurtured a jealousy of Altaïr in their youth, due to Altaïr's exceptional talents and [[Al Mualim]]'s favor toward him. The jealousy was worsened by his brother’s admiration of the man. This envy was stoked into rage when Altaïr arrogantly ignored the tenets of the Creed during their mission to the [[Jerusalem Vault]] beneath the remains of [[Solomon's Temple]], an action which eventually led to Kadar's death and the loss of Malik's left arm. Despite his injuries, Malik retrieved the [[Apple of Eden 2\|Templar treasure]] that Altaïr had failed to find and delivered it to Al Mualim, viciously indicting Altaïr all the while.

	From icy beginnings, Malik and Altaïr's relationship improved greatly during Altaïr's [[Hunt for the Nine\|hunt for nine]] influential [[Templars]] to restore his [[Master Assassin]] [[Assassin rank\|rank]], as Malik felt he matured greatly and was deserving of forgiveness. Malik subsequently came to Altaïr's aid against Al Mualim's brainwashed forces, and was made his second-in-command after his ascension to Mentor of the Levantine Assassins. As such, Malik was eventually deemed a temporary leader in the case of Altaïr's absence.		From icy beginnings, Malik and Altaïr's relationship improved greatly during Altaïr's [[Hunt for the Nine\|hunt for nine]] influential [[Templars]] to restore his [[Master Assassin]] [[Assassin rank\|rank]], as Malik felt he matured greatly and was deserving of forgiveness. Malik subsequently came to Altaïr's aid against Al Mualim's brainwashed forces, and was made his second-in-command after his ascension to Mentor of the Levantine Assassins. As such, Malik was eventually deemed a temporary leader in the case of Altaïr's absence.

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	==Biography==		==Biography==
	===Early life===		===Early life===
	Malik was born into the Assassin Order in 1165, the son of [[Faheem Al-Sayf]].<ref name="TSC"/> Trained from an early age in the ways of the Brotherhood, he managed to attain a high rank by the year 1191.~~<ref name="AC">''[[Assassin's Creed]]'' – {{Cite\|22 Nov 2024}}</ref>~~		Malik was born into the Assassin Order in 1165, the son of [[Faheem Al-Sayf]].<ref name="TSC"/> Trained from an early age in the ways of the Brotherhood, he managed to attain a high rank by the year 1191. Malik's brother Kadar was also born into the Order, but possessed a lower rank. Protective of his young sibling, Malik was always cautious to not involve Kadar too heavily in missions, and coached him on the proper behavior of an Assassin.<ref name="AC">''[[Assassin's Creed]]'' – {{Cite\|22 Nov 2024}}</ref>

	Malik's brother Kadar was also born into the Order, but possessed a lower rank. Protective of his young sibling, Malik was always cautious to not involve Kadar too heavily in missions, and coached him on the proper behavior of an Assassin.<ref name="AC"/>

	===Quest for the Apple===		===Quest for the Apple===

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	==Biography==		==Biography==
	===Early life===		===Early life===
	Malik was born into the Assassin Order in 1165, the son of [[Faheem Al-Sayf]].<ref name="TSC"/> Trained from an early age in the ways of the Brotherhood, he managed to attain a high rank by the year 1191.<ref name="AC">''[[Assassin's Creed]]''</ref>		Malik was born into the Assassin Order in 1165, the son of [[Faheem Al-Sayf]].<ref name="TSC"/> Trained from an early age in the ways of the Brotherhood, he managed to attain a high rank by the year 1191.<ref name="AC">''[[Assassin's Creed]]'' – {{Cite\|22 Nov 2024}}</ref>

	Malik's brother Kadar was also born into the Order, but possessed a lower rank. Protective of his young sibling, Malik was always cautious to not involve Kadar too heavily in missions, and coached him on the proper behavior of an Assassin.<ref name="AC"/>		Malik's brother Kadar was also born into the Order, but possessed a lower rank. Protective of his young sibling, Malik was always cautious to not involve Kadar too heavily in missions, and coached him on the proper behavior of an Assassin.<ref name="AC"/>

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	*''[[Assassin's Creed: Memories]]''		*''[[Assassin's Creed: Memories]]''
	*''[[Assassin's Creed: Rebellion]]''		*''[[Assassin's Creed: Rebellion]]''
	*''[[Assassin's Creed: Where's the Assassin?]]'' {{~~c\|non-canonical appearance~~}}		*''[[Assassin's Creed: Where's the Assassin?]]'' {{Nc}}
			*''[[Assassin's Creed Roleplaying Game]]''

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	===Quest for the Apple===		===Quest for the Apple===
	{{Dialogue2\|Malik\|He will teach you how to disregard everything the Master's taught us.\|Altaïr\|And how would you have done it?\|I would not have drawn attention to us. I would not have taken the life of an innocent. What I would have done is follow the Creed.\|Malik criticizing Altaïr.\|Assassin's Creed}}		{{Dialogue2\|Malik\|He will teach you how to disregard everything the Master's taught us.\|Altaïr\|And how would you have done it?\|I would not have drawn attention to us. I would not have taken the life of an innocent. What I would have done is follow the Creed.\|Malik criticizing Altaïr.\|Assassin's Creed\|Acquisition}}
	In 1191, Malik, Kadar and Altaïr were tasked with a mission that Al Mualim regarded as "''more important than any that has come before''": retrieving a priceless treasure from Solomon's Temple in Jerusalem. The three stealthily infiltrated the mines until they came across an elderly man, whom Altaïr assassinated with his [[Hidden Blade]].<ref name="AC"/>		In 1191, Malik, Kadar and Altaïr were tasked with a mission that Al Mualim regarded as "''more important than any that has come before''": retrieving a priceless treasure from Solomon's Temple in Jerusalem. The three stealthily infiltrated the mines until they came across an elderly man, whom Altaïr assassinated with his [[Hidden Blade]].<ref name="AC"/>

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	===Serving as Bureau leader===		===Serving as Bureau leader===
	{{Dialogue\|Altaïr\|Safety and peace, Malik.\|Malik\|Your presence here deprives me of both.\|Malik and Altaïr in Jerusalem.\|Assassin's Creed}}		{{Dialogue\|Altaïr\|Safety and peace, Malik.\|Malik\|Your presence here deprives me of both.\|Malik and Altaïr in Jerusalem.\|Assassin's Creed\|Knowledge (Talal)}}
	Unable to act in the field any longer due to the loss of his arm, Malik was assigned to serve as the leader of the Assassin bureau in Jerusalem. When Altaïr's mission brought him to the city, Malik regarded the man with disdain and made no effort to disguise his hatred. He pointed out flaws in Altaïr's technique and attitude as they discussed the assassination of [[Talal]], and though the mission was a success, Malik heavily criticized Altaïr for triggering the city alarm and alerting the citizens of Jerusalem to their activities.<ref name="AC"/>		Unable to act in the field any longer due to the loss of his arm, Malik was assigned to serve as the leader of the Assassin bureau in Jerusalem. When Altaïr's mission brought him to the city, Malik regarded the man with disdain and made no effort to disguise his hatred. He pointed out flaws in Altaïr's technique and attitude as they discussed the assassination of [[Talal]], and though the mission was a success, Malik heavily criticized Altaïr for triggering the city alarm and alerting the citizens of Jerusalem to their activities.<ref name="AC"/>

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	===Retaking of Masyaf===		===Retaking of Masyaf===
	{{Dialogue\|Altaïr\|Safety and peace, ~~Malik~~.\|Malik\|Your presence here will deliver us both.\|Altaïr and Malik parting ways during the invasion of Masyaf.\|Assassin's Creed}}		{{Dialogue\|Altaïr\|Safety and peace, my friend.\|Malik\|Your presence here will deliver us both.\|Altaïr and Malik parting ways during the invasion of Masyaf.\|Assassin's Creed\|Assassination (Al Mualim)}}
	[[File:AC-Masyaf-AltaïrMalik.png\|thumb\|250px\|Malik meeting with Altaïr in Masyaf]]		[[File:AC-Masyaf-AltaïrMalik.png\|thumb\|250px\|Malik meeting with Altaïr in Masyaf]]
	Malik arrived in Masyaf in time to rescue Altaïr, who was under attack by a small army of hypnotized Assassins. The loyal Assassins threw [[Throwing knives\|knives]] at the attackers, forcing them to flee, and giving Altaïr the chance to converse with Malik. They greeted each other warmly, claiming that each other's presence brought peace to the battleground.<ref name="AC"/>		Malik arrived in Masyaf in time to rescue Altaïr, who was under attack by a small army of hypnotized Assassins. The loyal Assassins threw [[Throwing knives\|knives]] at the attackers, forcing them to flee, and giving Altaïr the chance to converse with Malik. They greeted each other warmly, claiming that each other's presence brought peace to the battleground.<ref name="AC"/>
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	==Personality and traits==		==Personality and traits==
	{{Quote\|You cannot '''know''' anything. Only suspect. You must expect to be wrong, to have overlooked something.\|Malik to Altaïr, before the assassination of Majd Addin.\|Assassin's Creed}}		{{Quote\|You cannot '''know''' anything. Only suspect. You must expect to be wrong, to have overlooked something.\|Malik to Altaïr, before the assassination of Majd Addin.\|Assassin's Creed\|Knowledge (Majd Addin)}}
	[[File:MalikAssassin.png\|250px\|thumb\|Malik in his Assassin robes]]		[[File:MalikAssassin.png\|250px\|thumb\|Malik in his Assassin robes]]
	Malik was a harsh but wise man who based his life and work completely on the Assassin's Creed and its tenets. He adhered to and protected those laws, believing that the righteousness his Master claimed was the foundation of all things. This unwavering devotion and faith partially blinded him to his Mentor's treachery; only when Altaïr challenged him to think for himself, and not use the Creed as an excuse for ignorance, he began to reconsider his stance and search for the truth.<ref name="AC"/>		Malik was a harsh but wise man who based his life and work completely on the Assassin's Creed and its tenets. He adhered to and protected those laws, believing that the righteousness his Master claimed was the foundation of all things. This unwavering devotion and faith partially blinded him to his Mentor's treachery; only when Altaïr challenged him to think for himself, and not use the Creed as an excuse for ignorance, he began to reconsider his stance and search for the truth.<ref name="AC"/>

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	Raised as an Assassin, Malik learned the fighting arts that struck fear into the hearts of their enemies. He was an excellent swordsman and a devoted acolyte to [[the Creed]], as well as a caring and mature influence for his brother, [[Kadar Al-Sayf\|Kadar]].		Raised as an Assassin, Malik learned the fighting arts that struck fear into the hearts of their enemies. He was an excellent swordsman and a devoted acolyte to [[the Creed]], as well as a caring and mature influence for his brother, [[Kadar Al-Sayf\|Kadar]].

	Malik nurtured a jealousy of Altaïr in their youth, due to Altaïr's exceptional talents and [[Al Mualim]]'s favor toward him. The jealousy was worsened by his ~~brother’s~~ admiration of the man. This envy was stoked into rage when Altaïr arrogantly ignored the tenets of the Creed during their mission to the [[Jerusalem Vault]] beneath the remains of [[Solomon's Temple]], an action which eventually led to Kadar's death and the loss of Malik's left arm. Despite his injuries, Malik retrieved the [[Apple of Eden 2\|Templar treasure]] that Altaïr had failed to find and delivered it to Al Mualim, viciously indicting Altaïr all the while.		Malik nurtured a jealousy of Altaïr in their youth, due to Altaïr's exceptional talents and [[Al Mualim]]'s favor toward him. The jealousy was worsened by his brother's admiration of the man. This envy was stoked into rage when Altaïr arrogantly ignored the tenets of the Creed during their mission to the [[Jerusalem Vault]] beneath the remains of [[Solomon's Temple]], an action which eventually led to Kadar's death and the loss of Malik's left arm. Despite his injuries, Malik retrieved the [[Apple of Eden 2\|Templar treasure]] that Altaïr had failed to find and delivered it to Al Mualim, viciously indicting Altaïr all the while.

	From icy beginnings, Malik and Altaïr's relationship improved greatly during Altaïr's [[Hunt for the Nine\|hunt for nine]] influential [[Templars]] to restore his [[Master Assassin]] [[Assassin rank\|rank]], as Malik felt he matured greatly and was deserving of forgiveness. Malik subsequently came to Altaïr's aid against Al Mualim's brainwashed forces, and was made his second-in-command after his ascension to Mentor of the Levantine Assassins. As such, Malik was eventually deemed a temporary leader in the case of Altaïr's absence.		From icy beginnings, Malik and Altaïr's relationship improved greatly during Altaïr's [[Hunt for the Nine\|hunt for nine]] influential [[Templars]] to restore his [[Master Assassin]] [[Assassin rank\|rank]], as Malik felt he matured greatly and was deserving of forgiveness. Malik subsequently came to Altaïr's aid against Al Mualim's brainwashed forces, and was made his second-in-command after his ascension to Mentor of the Levantine Assassins. As such, Malik was eventually deemed a temporary leader in the case of Altaïr's absence.

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	Raised as an Assassin, Malik learned the fighting arts that struck fear into the hearts of their enemies. He was an excellent swordsman and a devoted acolyte to [[the Creed]], as well as a caring and mature influence for his brother, [[Kadar Al-Sayf\|Kadar]].		Raised as an Assassin, Malik learned the fighting arts that struck fear into the hearts of their enemies. He was an excellent swordsman and a devoted acolyte to [[the Creed]], as well as a caring and mature influence for his brother, [[Kadar Al-Sayf\|Kadar]].

	Malik nurtured a jealousy of Altaïr in their youth, due to Altaïr's exceptional talents and [[Al Mualim]]'s favor toward him. This envy was stoked into rage when Altaïr ignored the tenets of the Creed during their mission to the [[Jerusalem Vault]] beneath the remains of [[Solomon's Temple]], an action which eventually led to Kadar's death and the loss of Malik's left arm. Despite his injuries, Malik retrieved the [[Apple of Eden 2\|Templar treasure]] that Altaïr had failed to find and delivered it to Al Mualim, viciously indicting Altaïr all the while.		Malik nurtured a jealousy of Altaïr in their youth, due to Altaïr's exceptional talents and [[Al Mualim]]'s favor toward him. The jealousy was worsened by his brother’s admiration of the man. This envy was stoked into rage when Altaïr arrogantly ignored the tenets of the Creed during their mission to the [[Jerusalem Vault]] beneath the remains of [[Solomon's Temple]], an action which eventually led to Kadar's death and the loss of Malik's left arm. Despite his injuries, Malik retrieved the [[Apple of Eden 2\|Templar treasure]] that Altaïr had failed to find and delivered it to Al Mualim, viciously indicting Altaïr all the while.

	From icy beginnings, Malik and Altaïr's relationship improved greatly during Altaïr's [[Hunt for the Nine\|hunt for nine]] influential [[Templars]] to restore his [[Master Assassin]] [[Assassin rank\|rank]], as Malik felt he matured greatly and was deserving of forgiveness. Malik subsequently came to Altaïr's aid against Al Mualim's brainwashed forces, and was made his second-in-command after his ascension to Mentor of the Levantine Assassins. As such, Malik was eventually deemed a temporary leader in the case of Altaïr's absence.		From icy beginnings, Malik and Altaïr's relationship improved greatly during Altaïr's [[Hunt for the Nine\|hunt for nine]] influential [[Templars]] to restore his [[Master Assassin]] [[Assassin rank\|rank]], as Malik felt he matured greatly and was deserving of forgiveness. Malik subsequently came to Altaïr's aid against Al Mualim's brainwashed forces, and was made his second-in-command after his ascension to Mentor of the Levantine Assassins. As such, Malik was eventually deemed a temporary leader in the case of Altaïr's absence.