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Ma'bad was a man who lived in a village west of Baghdad during the 9th century.
Biography
At some point in the 860s, Ma'bad and his fellow villagers welcomed Chinese merchants while he concocted a plan to steal one of their wares to sell for a profit between him and his cohorts. However, his plan backfired when his cohorts unknowingly stole a vase of toxic minerals similar to salammoniac that had been meant for Caliph Al-Mu'tazz's royal alchemists. When the men opened the vase, the contained gasses were accidentally released into the village, resulting in most of the villagers either dying or abandoning their homes.[1]
When the Hidden One Basim Ibn Ishaq passed by the village, Ma'bad spoke to him about the village being plagued by an evil spirit. However, after conducting an investigation, Basim discovered the truth and informed Ma'bad of what had actually happened. Realizing that he was indirectly responsible for the tragedy that had befallen his village, Ma'bad was left alone to reflect on his actions.[1]
Behind the scenes
The name of Ma'bad, a character in Assassin's Creed: Mirage, is likely a play on "my bad", reflecting his role as the one responsible for the curse which affected his village.