الحشاشين

In ancient Persia, three ambitious men – Hassan-i Sabbah, Nizam al-Mulk, and Omar Khayyam – make a pact which will have far-reaching consequences.

After the murder of a muezzin, Hassan-i Sabbah leaves for Egypt. Meanwhile, Omar Khayyam's ideas begin to stir up trouble.

Following the murder of the Caliph al-Mustansir Billah and his son, Hassan finds himself expelled from Egypt and on a ship bound for Morocco.

As Hassan returns to Isfahan and the three friends reunite, their pact provokes some heated discussion.

As preparations for the wedding of the Sultan’s daughter accelerate, differences of opinion begin to form between the rival sects.

Tensions rise after a failed murder attempt and a high-profile kidnapping. Hassan finds himself in a dangerous position.

As Hassan's wife and children flee the country, his enemies make plans to execute him.

Hassan's followers renew their allegiance to the brotherhood as thoughts turn to seizing the strategically important Alamut Castle.

Hassan provokes the Sultan by killing his jester, and the increasing tension threatens to escalate into all-out war.

The historic siege of Alamut Castle begins, testing the courage and loyalty of Hassan's followers.