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*''Faheem'' is an Arabic name meaning "intelligent, wise, scholar" while ''Al-sayf'' means "the sword." | *''Faheem'' is an Arabic name meaning "intelligent, wise, scholar" while ''Al-sayf'' means "the sword." | ||
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Revision as of 12:45, 31 August 2013
Faheem Al-Sayf was, by 1176, a Master Assassin in the Levantine Brotherhood of the Assassins, and the father of Malik and Kadar Al-Sayf.
Trivia
- Faheem is an Arabic name meaning "intelligent, wise, scholar" while Al-sayf means "the sword."