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During the | During the [[Nabataean Kingdom|Nabataean period]], the mountain was carved to include many sacred and functional spaces, such as niches made to house betyls (rectangular stones symbolizing Nabataean deities) and a large room meant for meetings, banquets and ritual feastings. The complex also included a system of channels, cisterns and reservoirs to supply water to Ithlib.<ref name= "DB Ithlib Mountain">''[[Assassin's Creed: Mirage]] – [[Valley of Memory]]'' – [[Database: Rites of Passage]]</ref> | ||
After rescuing his father, [[Ishaq ibn Khalid|Ishaq]], from the clutches of [[Nimlot]] at the [[Roman Fort Ruins]], [[Basim ibn Ishaq|Basim]] made camp at Ithlib Mountain. Ishaq, suffering from memory issues, believed he was in [[Samarra]] about to leave his young son behind and wished to see the sunrise one last time near a tomb similar to the ones in [[Al-Ula Valley]]. Deciding against breaking the illusion, Basim offered to accompany Ishaq to the tomb, leading him to the [[Al-Banat Mountain]] necropolis to watch the sunrise together.<ref name= "In the Vulture's Nest">''[[Assassin's Creed: Mirage]] – [[Valley of Memory]]'' – [[In the Vulture's Nest]]</ref> At the site, Basim also recovered a paper containing ''Ya Atlal Al-Ams'' (O Remains of Yesterday), an oud melody.<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed: Mirage]] – [[Valley of Memory]]''</ref> | After rescuing his father, [[Ishaq ibn Khalid|Ishaq]], from the clutches of [[Nimlot]] at the [[Roman Fort Ruins]], [[Basim ibn Ishaq|Basim]] made camp at Ithlib Mountain. Ishaq, suffering from memory issues, believed he was in [[Samarra]] about to leave his young son behind and wished to see the sunrise one last time near a tomb similar to the ones in [[Al-Ula Valley]]. Deciding against breaking the illusion, Basim offered to accompany Ishaq to the tomb, leading him to the [[Al-Banat Mountain]] necropolis to watch the sunrise together.<ref name= "In the Vulture's Nest">''[[Assassin's Creed: Mirage]] – [[Valley of Memory]]'' – [[In the Vulture's Nest]]</ref> At the site, Basim also recovered a paper containing ''Ya Atlal Al-Ams'' (O Remains of Yesterday), an oud melody.<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed: Mirage]] – [[Valley of Memory]]''</ref> | ||
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Ithlib Mountain is a sandstone mountain located in eastern Hegra, Al-Ula Valley.
History
During the Nabataean period, the mountain was carved to include many sacred and functional spaces, such as niches made to house betyls (rectangular stones symbolizing Nabataean deities) and a large room meant for meetings, banquets and ritual feastings. The complex also included a system of channels, cisterns and reservoirs to supply water to Ithlib.[1]
After rescuing his father, Ishaq, from the clutches of Nimlot at the Roman Fort Ruins, Basim made camp at Ithlib Mountain. Ishaq, suffering from memory issues, believed he was in Samarra about to leave his young son behind and wished to see the sunrise one last time near a tomb similar to the ones in Al-Ula Valley. Deciding against breaking the illusion, Basim offered to accompany Ishaq to the tomb, leading him to the Al-Banat Mountain necropolis to watch the sunrise together.[2] At the site, Basim also recovered a paper containing Ya Atlal Al-Ams (O Remains of Yesterday), an oud melody.[3]
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