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	JQ Book 2 Chapter 5
		Hashishin Thanks Naamor the High Priest for allowing him to speak, and then he starts telling the loved ones and the villagers in the temple that it is Possible that the Brave Heros could have the Opportunity to come back to life.
		Hashishin and Jack Schitt are going with Ruwasan, (the elder responcible for investigating the murdered priest) to look over the records of the murders that had happened in the past.
		Hashishin introduces his self to the others and has to go out of his way to actually get to introduce himself to all six of the elven villagers that detected evil but Jack and Hashishin are deturmand to intorduce themselves to the evil individuals.
	journeyquest.us /story/book2/Book2Chapter5.htm (16210 words)

	The assassins By Barnabas A
		There are many historical record about ‘Hashishin that are not clear, but thereafter we also run into palpable mix-up of different events, myths, legends and fabrications.
		Intoxicated or not, the truth of the matter is that ‘Hashishin sowed terror among their enemies, although modern historians argue Hassan Sabah was one who is not easily excited strategist and ascetic who believed in enforcement of his interpretation of Islam and amassed a huge library.
		At present, suspended on a rocky pinnacle deep in the Alborz mountains of northern Iran, all that remains of the famed castle of Alamut are the ruined outlines of walls and the deep cisterns that once sustained its inhabitants.
	www.geocities.com /barnabas_yohannes/assassins.htm (2393 words)

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		It is said to be one of the devices whereby the Hashishin warn those whom they have marked down for destruction, and is called, in the East, "The Scimitar of Hassan." The Hashishin were the members of a Moslem secret society, founded in 1090 by one Hassan of Khorassan.
		The Hashishin performed their murderous feats under the influence of hashish, or Indian hemp; and during the state of ecstasy so induced, according to Deeping, they acquired powers almost superhuman.
		That the Hashishin were aware that I, though its legal trustee, no longer had charge of the relic nor knowledge of its resting-place, was sufficiently evident from the immunity which I enjoyed at this time from that ceaseless haunting by members of the uncanny organization ruled by Hassan.
	www.gutenberg.org /dirs/etext00/qotss10.txt (22025 words)

	JQ Book 2 Chapter 7
		Hashishin walks over and opens the door that is on the eastern wall of the entrance room.
		Hashishin and Jack walk into the Library, I call it the library because the western wall is full of shelves, and most of the shelves have books lining this wall in them.
		Hashishin and Jack and Tanglebriar continue to stand around in the Library Jack has told Tanglebriar some information but everyone still faces each other not knowing if their is going to be bloodshed here in the room or not.
	www.journeyquest.us /story/book2/Book2Chapter7.htm (14237 words)

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		Shadowed by the Hashishin for many weeks, Bucardo fell into an ambush, losing the precious artefact while ferociously protecting his life.
		Their task over, the Hashishin did not notice the jewel rolling towards the city...
		Holy murderers, the Hashishin are masters of disguise and guile, easily convincing any sentinels of their friendliness.
	pages.prodigy.net /chaos-digest/chaos-digest/chaos-digest-v23n12.txt (3393 words)

	JQ Book 2 Chapter 9
		Hashishin also swings his sword at the little demons head (10) missing as the little demon easily dodges the blow...
		Hashishin volenteers to go first, but before he does Two beutiful Chows appear in the hallway with gold-spun fur that gathers in folds about the head like a thick mane.
		Hashishin sees Dargoth kick Durvak's head, it roles across the floor with a Thump Thump Thump, Dargoth then bends down and picks up the Basturd Sword that Durvak had dropped on the floor and examines it...
	journeyquest.us /story/book2/Book2Chapter9.htm (14842 words)

	Quest of the Sacred Slipper, The (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		The idea of a pursuing scimitar is not new to me. This phenomenon, which I have now witnessed three times, is fairly easy of explanation, but its significance is singular.
		It is said to be one of the devices whereby the Hashishin warn those whom they have marked down for destruction, and is called, in the East, "The Scimitar of Hassan,"
		The Hashishin were the members of a Moslem secret society, founded in 1090 by one Hassan of Khorassan.
	manybooks.net /pages/rohmersaetext00qotss10/20.html (302 words)

	Ismaili - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Giving of one's competence, sharing one's time, material or intellectual wherewithal with those among whom one lives, for the relief of hardship, pain or ignorance is a deeply ingrained tradition which shapes the social conscience of the Ismaili Muslim community.
		The Ismaili sect (specifically, the Nizari sub-sect) also gave rise to the Hashishin (the original "Assassins"; the sect whose nickname gave rise to the word) under the leadership of Hasan Ibn Al Sabbah.
		The Ismaili Assassins were allegedly created to revive the Shi'a Ismaili caliphate in Egypt, which had been destroyed by the Sunni Seljuks.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Ismaili (2961 words)

	Encyclopedia: Saladin (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		Events May 22 - Murder attempt by the Hashshashin on Saladin near Aleppo Raynald of Chatillon released from prison in Aleppo May 29 - Frederick Barbarossa is defeated in the Battle of Legnano by the Lombard League leading to the pactum Anagninum (the Agreement of Anagni) September 17 - Seljuk Turks defeat Manuel...
		The Hashshashin (also Hashishin), or Assassins were a religious group (some would say a cult) of Ismaili Muslims from the Nizari sub-sect with a militant basis, thought to be active in the 8th to 14th centuries as a mystic secret society specialising in terrorising the Abbasid elite with fearlessly...
		While Saladin was consolidating his power in Syria, he generally left the Crusader kingdomâ” the Latin Kingdom of Jerusalemâ” alone, although he was usually victorious whenever he did meet the Crusaders in battle.
	www.nationmaster.com /encyclopedia/Saladin (4388 words)

	eBrog - Assassin
		I bring this up not to raise your cultural awareness but to point out that the only way anyone is ever going to enjoy Avalon Hill's Assassin will be to get an invite to one of the Old Man's parties and head straight for the Controlled Substance smorgasbord.
		Once again, AH's art department seems to be under the aegis of someone immersed in a purple haze.
		(Another hashishin?) It wouldn't be so bad if the cover didn't also feature a full-face close-up of what appears to be a misguided effort at what passes for "cool".
	www.thewargamer.com /brog/assassin.htm (802 words)

	Real Threats
		The Cult of Assassins (the Hashishin) and the Cult of the Black Mother, the Thuggees.
		The Hashishin trace their existence back to at least 1090 and probably for up to a decade before.
		It should be noted that the Hashishin are devout Shi'as (also known as Shi'ites) that follow the Ishmaelite sect.
	www.fortunecity.com /rivendell/dungeon/480/threats.html (2404 words)

	unabridged sin. (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		The Hashishin: im walkin down the stairs and i hear two dudes say "there he is!"
		The Hashishin: they were talkin about halo 2 and gettin it at midnight
		The Hashishin: then i told them i was the hashishin and like, 15 dudes came runnin out askin for my autograph
	www.livejournal.com /users/thehashishin (864 words)

	Science Fair Projects - Ismaili
		The Ismaili Assassins were reputedly created to revive the Shi'a Ismaili caliphate in Egypt, which had been destroyed by the Sunni Seljuks.
		Their primary tactic was to kill the Sunni leaders in as public a place as possible - usually at Friday prayers.
		Their lack of concern for their own escape—they would welcome death—and the belief that that they carried out their "operations" high on hashish, led to the term their opponents used for them, "Hashishin" (or hashish addicts, or, in today's parlance, pot-heads), becoming the root of the word used in several languages for professional killers: "assassin".
	www.all-science-fair-projects.com /science_fair_projects_encyclopedia/Ismailis (3188 words)

	INSIDE JoongAng Daily (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		This is a story about a politically motivated group in the medieval Islamic world that conducted assassinations and terrorist acts.
		The group was called Hashishin; it existed for 160 years from the end of the 11th century halfway through the 13th.
		They were so notorious that the name Hashishin became known in Europe and furnished the root word of "assassination" in English.
	joongangdaily.joins.com /200109/18/200109182314020919900090109011.html (449 words)

	The Quest of the Sacred Slipper by Sax Rohmer : Arthur's Classic Novels
		The apparition of the phantom scimitar was due to the presence of someone who, by means of the moonlight, or of artificial light, cast a reflection of such a weapon as that found in the oblong chest upon the wall of a darkened apartment - as, Deeping's stateroom on the Mandalay, his study, etc.
		A group of highly efficient assassins, evidently Moslem fanatics, who might or might not be of the ancient order of the Hashishin, had pursued the stolen slipper to England.
		Certainly she acted on behalf of someone interested in it; and since neither Bristol nor I could conceive of any one seeking to possess the bloodstained thing except the mysterious leader of the Hashishin -- Hassan of Aleppo -- as a creature of that awful fanatic being I had written her down.
	arthursclassicnovels.com /arthurs/detective/qotss10.html (19468 words)

	Newsletter October 2001
		For centuries the Hashishin cult network has been the dark side of Arabic culture and has terrorized any person or organization that opposed it.
		Now, in an evolved and morphed form, the mind control skills and cultic structure of the Hashishin is still in existence and being used again.
		It would take too much time here to describe the full terrorist history of the Hashishin mind control cult in the Arabic world much less the riveting Hashishin mind control training procedures.
	www.factnet.org /letters/FACTNewsOctober2001.html (2371 words)

	SPSW - I wish to learn more about the Assassians of the (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		More detailed information is easy to come by, but there's too much silly occult stuff mentioned in it, and too many legends for it to be considered reliable.
		Apparently Hashishin was what they were known as by their opponents--they called themselves Nizaris.
		As the story goes, the name Assassin came from "Hashishin" (or Hashishiyun, as thuloid wrote it) because the "Old man of the Mountain" (the leader) abucted young kids, brought them to his secret fortress, got 'em all doped up on hash and let them loose in "Paradise" - a garden filled with virgins.
	www.someplacesomewhere.com /topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=12318 (1761 words)

	The Assassins Example Essays.com - Over 101,000 essays, term papers and book reports!
		Today the word assassin is defined in the English dictionary as a murderer of prominent people, but that definition only began to appear after the tenth century.
		The word assassin originated from the Arabic word for hashish (hashishin).
		Before the word was given to murderers it was given to a small group of Muslims known as the Nizari Ismailis, who were a minority.
	www.exampleessays.com /viewpaper/80747.html (275 words)

	Fighting Styles of Yrth (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		Other styles not explained here or in the Martial Arts book are either not functionally different from their counterpart in the MA book, or have not yet been filled out by myself.
		Hashishin; Dervish (Muy Thai Kickboxing) abd-Hullah style; Boxing, Wrestling.
		Hashishin; Dervish (Muy Thai Kickboxing) abd-Quresh style; Boxing, Wrestling.
	members.aol.com /MoxFool/yrthmartial.html (167 words)

	Astralasia :: Techno Guide (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		Since 1985 the band started auto-releasing a serie of demo tapes and 12" that were later compiled in the "Astralogy" album.
		Some of them, like "Hashishin" become anthems in London clubs like Whirl-Y-Gig.
		Influenced by the 70's Space Rock scene they played tribute by remixing classic bands like STEVE HILLAGE's Gong and Hawkind.
	www.intuitivemusic.com /tguideastralasia.html (123 words)

	Astralasia - Magick Eye Records
		The Whirl-Y-Gig anthem from the mid 90's is 'Hashishin' - as the lyrics say, it's a "better place" and it certainly is. The other two tracks on this CD are very ambient.
		Look out also for the remix of 'Hashishin' on the compilation album The Space Between.
		The 12" of 'Hashishin' has an exclusive track titled 'Anastasia' on the B side, which is more upbeat than the exclusive tracks on the CD.
	www.global-trance.co.uk /Astralasia.html (2414 words)

	Once I noticed I was on fire, I decided to relax and enjoy the fall.: Sheep to the slaughter (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		Knowledge, even then, could be more valuable than gold, and the Templars had both in abundance.) The French and English were in a race to designate as much of the world as they could, and thus lock it into a mystical framework: ours or theirs, but not both was the mantra.
		It becomes possible to imagine that secret lore of the Egyptians passing in time to the Medean priest-caste who called themselves Magi, when Persia conquered the lands of the Pharaohs and introduced the great god Ahura Mazhda and his rival Ahriman.
		We've covered before the similarities between the Ismali sect called the hashishin and the dualistic religion of the Magi, who attempted to take control of the Persian empire from Cambyses and almost succeeded.
	www.onceinoticediwasonfireidecidedtorelaxandenjoythefall.org /merkabah/archives/000793.html (4096 words)

	mindcon.txt (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		Believing that they were being shown a glimpse of heaven, Sabbah's cultists were now ready to do anything their master ordered.
		Sometimes, this involved assassination (the term "assassin" is a derivative of the word "Hashishin").
		Further mind-control attempts have been made since then, and some even believe that assassins such as Sirhan, Chapman, and Oswald may have undergone intense forms of hypnotism.
	www.yawp.com /3rd-i/vol5/vol5No6/mindcon.html (1073 words)

	Program A-7
		Hashishin*, H. Iwanaga, Y. Furuya(Nagasaki Univ., Japan), S. Motojima(Gifu Univ., Japan), Y. Hishikawa(CMC Technol.
		Hashishin*, H. Iwanaga(Nagasaki Univ., Japan), S. Motojima(Gifu Univ., Japan), Y. Hishikawa (CMC Technol.
		Motojima(Gifu Univ., Japan), X. Chen(Huaqiao Univ., China), T. Hashishin*, H. Iwanaga(Nagasaki Univ., Japan), Y. Hayashi Nagoya Inst.
	www.mrs-j.org /ICAM2003/ot/html_p/PA-7.html (774 words)

	DnL Forums - I can't access the Beta Profile page
		Well the server might be bussy wait until to morrow and give it a try then, or try to make a new account and delete this one.
		When i think of it there is "bugs and comments" at the top of the forum try reading it.
		Hashishin Hope you will walk in the light!
	www.darkandlight.net /forums/showthread.php?t=8230 (308 words)

	AbfiMagazine.com - History - The Assassins: The Story of Islam's Medieval Secret Sect by W.B. Bartlett (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		They called themselves Nizaris but to other Muslims they were 'hashishin', a derogatory term meaning 'hashish taker', applied to those they regarded as moral reprobates.
		When the group came into contact with westerners, 'hashishin' became 'assassin' and has remained ever since a common noun meaning murderer.
		Universally loathed and feared, they were especially frightening because they apparently had no fear of death.
	www.abfimagazine.com /history/data/barletttheassassins.htm (277 words)

	The Quest of the Sacred Slipper - Chapter X (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		But I remembered - indeed, I could never forget - how, in the recent past, I had met with an apparent associate of the Moslems as evidently European as this curiously alert visitor was American.
		Certainly she acted on behalf of someone interested in it; and since neither Bristol nor I could conceive of any one seeking to possess the bloodstained thing except the mysterious leader of the Hashishin - Hassan of Aleppo - as a creature of that awful fanatic being I had written her down.
		Only once had I seen the venerable Hassan of Aleppo - a stately, gentle old man; but I knew that the velvet eyes could blaze into a passionate fury that seemed to scorch whom it fell upon.
	www.worldwideschool.org /library/books/lit/mystery/TheQuestoftheSacredSlipper/chap10.html (1833 words)

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