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Behind the scenes

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	==Behind the scenes==		==Behind the scenes==
	Omar Khaled is a character introduced in the 2020 audiobook ''Assassin's Creed: Gold'', where he is voiced by {{Wiki\|British-Pakistanis\|British-Pakistani}} actor [[Riz Ahmed]].		Omar Khaled is a character introduced in the 2020 audiobook ''Assassin's Creed: Gold'', where he is voiced by {{Wiki\|British Pakistanis\|British Pakistani}} actor [[Riz Ahmed]].

	===Etymology===		===Etymology===

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	'''Omar Khaled''' (died 1703) was a blind ~~Moorish-~~[[British Brotherhood of Assassins\|British Assassin]] who lived during the late 17th century. He was the ancestor of the card shark [[Aliyah Khan]].		'''Omar Khaled''' (died 1703) was a blind [[British Brotherhood of Assassins\|British Assassin]] of [[Moors\|Moorish]] background who lived during the late 17th century. He was the ancestor of the card shark [[Aliyah Khan]].

	==Biography==		==Biography==
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	===Apprenticeship under Isaac Newton===		===Apprenticeship under Isaac Newton===
	By 1696, Omar returned to London and entered the services of the scientist [[Isaac Newton]], who served as the warden of the [[Royal Mint]]. With the increasing cases of counterfeiters in light of the [[Great Recoinage of 1696\|Great Recoinage]], Omar was contacted by his former fellow Assassin [[William Lowndes]], who was the Secretary to the Treasury ~~of [[United Kingdom\|Great Britain]]~~. William tasked Omar to contact Isaac, requesting his aid to investigate.<ref name="Ch1">''[[Assassin's Creed: Gold]]'' – Chapter 1</ref>		By 1696, Omar returned to London and entered the services of the scientist [[Isaac Newton]], who served as the warden of the [[Royal Mint]]. With the increasing cases of counterfeiters in light of the [[Great Recoinage of 1696\|Great Recoinage]], Omar was contacted by his former fellow Assassin [[William Lowndes]], who was the {{Wiki\|Secretary to the Treasury}}. William tasked Omar to contact Isaac, requesting his aid to investigate.<ref name="Ch1">''[[Assassin's Creed: Gold]]'' – Chapter 1</ref>

	Omar arrived at Isaac Newton's residence in Jermyn Street, London, but was held up at the door by Newton's overtly racist butler [[Finnegan]], who initially refused him entry for being a Moor. A frustrated Omar explained he had been sent by King [[William III of England\|William III]] via the Royal Mint and was then reluctantly given entrance to Newton's study. Isaac, busy with experiments, initially refused to even acknowledge his visitor, stating that he did not need an assistant. When Omar warned that a mixture was about to overflow, Isaac was astounded to realize that Omar was, in fact, blind. Omar explained he was familiar with alchemy and the pursuit of the rumored [[philosopher's stone]]. Fascinated, Isaac insisted he therefore stay to assist and had a guest room prepared. A guard interrupted the proceedings and stated that they had found the operating factory of a counterfeiter named [[Oliver Augustus]]. Isaac and Omar rode a [[horse]]-drawn [[Wagon\|carriage]] there, and on the journey across, Isaac explained that he intended to save the British Empire by stopping all counterfeiters like Augustus.<ref name="Ch1"/>		Omar arrived at Isaac Newton's residence in Jermyn Street, London, but was held up at the door by Newton's overtly racist butler [[Finnegan]], who initially refused him entry for being a Moor. A frustrated Omar explained he had been sent by King [[William III of England\|William III]] via the Royal Mint and was then reluctantly given entrance to Newton's study. Isaac, busy with experiments, initially refused to even acknowledge his visitor, stating that he did not need an assistant. When Omar warned that a mixture was about to overflow, Isaac was astounded to realize that Omar was, in fact, blind. Omar explained he was familiar with alchemy and the pursuit of the rumored [[philosopher's stone]]. Fascinated, Isaac insisted he therefore stay to assist and had a guest room prepared. A guard interrupted the proceedings and stated that they had found the operating factory of a counterfeiter named [[Oliver Augustus]]. Isaac and Omar rode a [[horse]]-drawn [[Wagon\|carriage]] there, and on the journey across, Isaac explained that he intended to save the British Empire by stopping all counterfeiters like Augustus.<ref name="Ch1"/>
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	===Rescuing Nicolas===		===Rescuing Nicolas===
	In late 1696, Omar arrived at the estate of Lord Dash, to find Isaac attending the next location on his coordinates list. Another counterfeiting operation had been seized, this time that of [[Melissa Howard]]. Omar insisted to Isaac that he should be in bed, but Isaac promised to do so once they have visited the final location on his map in [[Bristol]]. On the journey, Omar questioned Isaac about his reputed dark period away from the ~~{{Wiki\|~~University of Cambridge}} during the {{Wiki\|Great Plague of London}}, and his experiments in alchemy. Newton revealed that he ultimately only took the {{Wiki\|Warden of the Mint}} position to occupy himself and keep the darkness at bay.<ref name="ACG"/>		In late 1696, Omar arrived at the estate of Lord Dash, to find Isaac attending the next location on his coordinates list. Another counterfeiting operation had been seized, this time that of [[Melissa Howard]]. Omar insisted to Isaac that he should be in bed, but Isaac promised to do so once they have visited the final location on his map in [[Bristol]]. On the journey, Omar questioned Isaac about his reputed dark period away from the [[University of Cambridge]] during the {{Wiki\|Great Plague of London}}, and his experiments in alchemy. Newton revealed that he ultimately only took the {{Wiki\|Warden of the Mint}} position to occupy himself and keep the darkness at bay.<ref name="ACG"/>

	When they arrived at Bristol, the coordinates lead to a house. Inside, they found it mostly empty, but on the upper floor they discovered a naked man cowering from them. Omar offered him a blanket, and Isaac recognized him as [[Nicolas Fatio de Duillier]], his former [[Switzerland\|Swiss]] assistant at Cambridge. Isaac had once worked with him in order to try and find the philosopher's stone, and though he cared a lot for Nicolas, they eventually had to part ways due to undisclosed "disagreements". They collectively returned to Newton's residence, where Isaac showed Nicholas his study and experiments before Finnegan took the ailed Swissman to a guest bedroom to rest and recuperate. Omar and Isaac discussed Chaloner, with the latter vowing to kill him for what he did to Nicolas. Omar suggested that Isaac also get some rest and returned to the church to continue Rose's training.<ref name="ACG"/>		When they arrived at Bristol, the coordinates lead to a house. Inside, they found it mostly empty, but on the upper floor they discovered a naked man cowering from them. Omar offered him a blanket, and Isaac recognized him as [[Nicolas Fatio de Duillier]], his former [[Switzerland\|Swiss]] assistant at Cambridge. Isaac had once worked with him in order to try and find the philosopher's stone, and though he cared a lot for Nicolas, they eventually had to part ways due to undisclosed "disagreements". They collectively returned to Newton's residence, where Isaac showed Nicholas his study and experiments before Finnegan took the ailed Swissman to a guest bedroom to rest and recuperate. Omar and Isaac discussed Chaloner, with the latter vowing to kill him for what he did to Nicolas. Omar suggested that Isaac also get some rest and returned to the church to continue Rose's training.<ref name="ACG"/>

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	'''Omar Khaled''' (died 1703) was a blind Moorish-[[British Brotherhood of Assassins\|British Assassin]] who lived during the late 17th century. He was the ancestor of [[Aliyah Khan]].		'''Omar Khaled''' (died 1703) was a blind Moorish-[[British Brotherhood of Assassins\|British Assassin]] who lived during the late 17th century. He was the ancestor of the card shark [[Aliyah Khan]].

	==Biography==		==Biography==
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	By 1696, Omar returned to London and entered the services of the scientist [[Isaac Newton]], who served as the warden of the [[Royal Mint]]. With the increasing cases of counterfeiters in light of the [[Great Recoinage of 1696\|Great Recoinage]], Omar was contacted by his former fellow Assassin [[William Lowndes]], who was the Secretary to the Treasury of [[United Kingdom\|Great Britain]]. William tasked Omar to contact Isaac, requesting his aid to investigate.<ref name="Ch1">''[[Assassin's Creed: Gold]]'' – Chapter 1</ref>		By 1696, Omar returned to London and entered the services of the scientist [[Isaac Newton]], who served as the warden of the [[Royal Mint]]. With the increasing cases of counterfeiters in light of the [[Great Recoinage of 1696\|Great Recoinage]], Omar was contacted by his former fellow Assassin [[William Lowndes]], who was the Secretary to the Treasury of [[United Kingdom\|Great Britain]]. William tasked Omar to contact Isaac, requesting his aid to investigate.<ref name="Ch1">''[[Assassin's Creed: Gold]]'' – Chapter 1</ref>

	Omar arrived at Isaac Newton's residence in Jermyn Street, London, but was held up at the door by Newton's overtly racist butler [[Finnegan]], who initially refused him entry for being a Moor. A frustrated Omar explained he had been sent by King [[William III of England\|William III]] via the Royal Mint and was then reluctantly given entrance to Newton's study. Isaac, busy with experiments, initially refused to even acknowledge his visitor, stating that he did not need an assistant. When Omar warned that a mixture was about to overflow, Isaac was astounded to realize that Omar was, in fact, blind. Omar explained he was familiar with alchemy and the pursuit of the rumored ~~{{Wiki\|~~philosopher's stone}}. Fascinated, Isaac insisted he therefore stay to assist and had a guest room prepared. A guard interrupted the proceedings and stated that they had found the operating factory of a counterfeiter named [[Oliver Augustus]]. Isaac and Omar rode a [[horse]]-drawn [[Wagon\|carriage]] there, and on the journey across, Isaac explained that he intended to save the British Empire by stopping all counterfeiters like Augustus.<ref name="~~ACG~~"~~>''Assassin's Creed: Gold'' – {{Cite\|19 June 2023}}<~~/~~ref~~>		Omar arrived at Isaac Newton's residence in Jermyn Street, London, but was held up at the door by Newton's overtly racist butler [[Finnegan]], who initially refused him entry for being a Moor. A frustrated Omar explained he had been sent by King [[William III of England\|William III]] via the Royal Mint and was then reluctantly given entrance to Newton's study. Isaac, busy with experiments, initially refused to even acknowledge his visitor, stating that he did not need an assistant. When Omar warned that a mixture was about to overflow, Isaac was astounded to realize that Omar was, in fact, blind. Omar explained he was familiar with alchemy and the pursuit of the rumored [[philosopher's stone]]. Fascinated, Isaac insisted he therefore stay to assist and had a guest room prepared. A guard interrupted the proceedings and stated that they had found the operating factory of a counterfeiter named [[Oliver Augustus]]. Isaac and Omar rode a [[horse]]-drawn [[Wagon\|carriage]] there, and on the journey across, Isaac explained that he intended to save the British Empire by stopping all counterfeiters like Augustus.<ref name="Ch1"/>

	At the factory itself, Newton's guards [[raid]]ed the entrance. The factory appeared deserted, but Omar's Eagle Vision allowed him to detect Augustus tip-toeing around near a [[stable]]. When Augustus was tackled to the ground and [[Interrogation\|interrogated]] by Newton, he revealed that he worked for a man called [[William Chaloner]]. An explosion suddenly rang out, knocking everyone flat, and fake coins rained down.<ref name="~~ACG~~"/>		At the factory itself, Newton's guards [[raid]]ed the entrance. The factory appeared deserted, but Omar's Eagle Vision allowed him to detect Augustus tip-toeing around near a [[stable]]. When Augustus was tackled to the ground and [[Interrogation\|interrogated]] by Newton, he revealed that he worked for a man called [[William Chaloner]]. An explosion suddenly rang out, knocking everyone flat, and fake coins rained down.<ref name="Ch1"/>

	The stable filled with smoke, but Omar and Isaac escaped to safety outside. They returned to Newton's residence and discussed the situation in the kitchen over [[tea]]. At that moment, William Lowndes arrived, having been sent to check on the two of them after hearing of the explosion. Lowndes revealed that he knew William Chaloner was a counterfeiter, but in exchange for information on the counterfeiting network, paperwork relating to him was destroyed and he eventually began legal operations. He also was due to attend a party that evening by Lord [[Benedict Crystal]]. Omar and Isaac insisted that they must also attend the party and try to locate Chaloner. Omar walked Lowndes outside and Lowndes privately insisted that Omar kept Newton safe, and that he should consider returning to training other Assassins once he was done with saving the Royal Mint.<ref name="ACG"/>		The stable filled with smoke, but Omar and Isaac escaped to safety outside. They returned to Newton's residence and discussed the situation in the kitchen over [[tea]]. At that moment, William Lowndes arrived, having been sent to check on the two of them after hearing of the explosion. Lowndes revealed that he knew William Chaloner was a counterfeiter, but in exchange for information on the counterfeiting network, paperwork relating to him was destroyed and he eventually began legal operations. He also was due to attend a party that evening by Lord [[Benedict Crystal]]. Omar and Isaac insisted that they must also attend the party and try to locate Chaloner. Omar walked Lowndes outside and Lowndes privately insisted that Omar kept Newton safe, and that he should consider returning to training other Assassins once he was done with saving the Royal Mint.<ref name="ACG">''Assassin's Creed: Gold'' – {{Cite\|19 June 2023}}</ref>

	Later that evening, Omar and Isaac attended the party and met both Lord Crystal and Sir [[Artemis Murray]]. Keen to discuss intellectual theory, Isaac stayed with the nobles away while Omar decided to visit the servants' quarters. On the way there, he bumped into Rose Galloway, his childhood friend from when his father was a servant in the very same house. They talked about the situation in London and were interrupted by a waiter who knocked Rose over and ran away. They quickly noticed that Rose's necklace was stolen, and she and Omar gave chase to the waiter [[thief]]. Running down the streets, the waiter took [[Freerunning\|to the rooftops]] with Omar following, jumping from one roof to the next. They ducked into a warehouse, with the waiter running downstairs leaving Omar at the top floor. Rose appeared below and attacked the waiter with a crowbar, but was quickly overpowered.<ref name="ACG"/>		Later that evening, Omar and Isaac attended the party and met both Lord Crystal and Sir [[Artemis Murray]]. Keen to discuss intellectual theory, Isaac stayed with the nobles away while Omar decided to visit the servants' quarters. On the way there, he bumped into Rose Galloway, his childhood friend from when his father was a servant in the very same house. They talked about the situation in London and were interrupted by a waiter who knocked Rose over and ran away. They quickly noticed that Rose's necklace was stolen, and she and Omar gave chase to the waiter [[thief]]. Running down the streets, the waiter took [[Freerunning\|to the rooftops]] with Omar following, jumping from one roof to the next. They ducked into a warehouse, with the waiter running downstairs leaving Omar at the top floor. Rose appeared below and attacked the waiter with a crowbar, but was quickly overpowered.<ref name="ACG"/>
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	==Legacy==		==Legacy==
	Through his son, Omar became the ancestor of Aliyah Khan, a 21st-century English card shark who became embroiled in the [[Assassin-Templar War\|Assassin-Templar conflict]].		Through his son, Omar became the ancestor of Aliyah Khan, a 21st-century English card shark who became embroiled in the [[Assassin-Templar War\|Assassin-Templar conflict]]. Khan was approached by the Assassins to relive her ancestor's memories in order to find a secret phrase that acted as a killcode for a Templar computer virus. The kill code phrase being the counterfeit coin inscription Omar was given by Isaac Newton.<ref name="Ch1"/>

	==Behind the scenes==		==Behind the scenes==
	Omar Khaled is a character introduced in the 2020 audiobook ''Assassin's Creed: Gold'', where he is voiced by actor [[Riz Ahmed]].		Omar Khaled is a character introduced in the 2020 audiobook ''Assassin's Creed: Gold'', where he is voiced by {{Wiki\|British-Pakistanis\|British-Pakistani}} actor [[Riz Ahmed]].

	===Etymology===		===Etymology===

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	'''Omar Khaled''' (died 1703) was a blind [[British Brotherhood of Assassins\|British Assassin]] who lived during the late 17th century. He was the ancestor of [[Aliyah Khan]].		'''Omar Khaled''' (died 1703) was a blind Moorish-[[British Brotherhood of Assassins\|British Assassin]] who lived during the late 17th century. He was the ancestor of [[Aliyah Khan]].

	==Biography==		==Biography==

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	'''Omar Khaled''' (died 1703) was a blind [[British Brotherhood of Assassins\|~~English~~ Assassin]] who lived during the late 17th century. He was the ancestor of [[Aliyah Khan]].		'''Omar Khaled''' (died 1703) was a blind [[British Brotherhood of Assassins\|British Assassin]] who lived during the late 17th century. He was the ancestor of [[Aliyah Khan]].

	==Biography==		==Biography==

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