Hasan Sabbah: Alamut Castle and Heavenly Fedayeen
When terrorism, fear, horror and assassination are mentioned in history, the first name that comes to mind is Hasan Sabbah and the sacrifices of heaven... The place, of course, is Alamut Castle, which does not exist on earth yet...
What was the secret of the Assassins, who continued for 33 years under the leadership of Hasan Sabbah, but caused concern that they would spread the same atmosphere of fear in the minds of millions of people around the world despite the centuries that passed?
Hz. Hasan Sabbah, who chose Alamut Castle as a base to spread the Ismaliyya Sect, which accepted Ismail, the son of Muhammad's grandson, Imam Cafer'us-Sadik, as imam, and his followers had only one method to win: Terror...
The methods used in the motivation of the Assassins, who killed many prominent state administrators and commanders of the period, especially Nizam al-Mulk, the famous vizier of the Seljuk Empire, with their bloody daggers, are still being discussed...
The method used by Hasan Sabbah to persuade his 'disciples' to commit terrorism and assassination is one of the indispensable tactics of terrorist organizations today; a voluptuous woman and drugs...
An army of thousands of people, active for centuries, capable of doing all kinds of crazy things to please their sheikhs, without even thinking for a moment... The terrifying story of those who can run to death without fearing it...
The 'fake paradise gardens' established by Hasan Sabbah are hundreds of beautiful women who are ready to meet all kinds of needs of those who can enter these gardens... Thousands of disciples waiting for Hasan Sabbah's 'kill' order have tasted this fake paradise on earth once and found themselves back in their lives. He devoted himself to spending the rest of his life here.
What kind of connection did Iran, which announced that it would soon rebuild the Alamut Castle, which was destroyed by the Mongols in 1256 because they thought it was cursed, had Hasan Sabbah and the Assassins?
(From the Promotional Bulletin)
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