Robbers of Al-Ula

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The Robbers of Al-Ula were a group of thieves active in Al-Ula Valley in the 860s. Though some believed they were led by local criminal 'Abis, its real leader was actually the merchant Nimlot. The group began by stealing from passing caravans, though soon expanded to stealing from the people living in Al-Ula and even the dead. At their height, not even the Caliphate soldiers dared to move against them, since the few who attempted to intervene met with grisly fates. Basim ibn Ishaq, who had arrived in Al-Ula seeking his father Ishaq ibn Khalid, first happened upon the group by happenstance, but later actively opposed them, leading to the deaths of the group's leaders.

The Robbers had stronghold at many locations throughout the valley, including Al-Khuraymat and Al-Ahmar Mountain in Hegra, the Robbers' South Outpost in the Southern Wilds, as well as the Robbers' Water Supply and the Robbers' North Outpost in Ramm Valley. The Musa ibn Nusayr Fort in Al-Ula was controlled by 'Abis, while Nimlot held court at the Roman Fort Ruins in the Northern Wilds.

Appearances

• Assassin's Creed: Mirage – Valley of Memory