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Naaji was a Hidden One of the Alamut Brotherhood who operated in Baghdad in the 9th century.
Biography
In the 860s, Naaji was working under Mentor Rayhan as one of his informants in Baghdad to investigate the corruption and workings of Baghdad. Wanting a more dangerous mission, Naaji was assigned to track and assassinate two corrupt Abbasid Caliphate soldiers. Although determining their criminal activities, he hesitated to act on his mission. Soon, he approached fellow Hidden One Basim Ibn Ishaq, who spoke with him about his mission. When Basim offered his help, Naaji and him completed the mission with their targets killed.[1] After the mission, Naaji met with Basim again at the Abbasiyah bureau.[2]
Behind the scenes
Depending on how the mission plays out, Naaji's trajectory of what kind of Hidden One he became differs.[2]
Gallery
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Naaji hooded up -
Naaji asking for Basim's aid -
Naaji thanking Basim for his help
Appearances
References