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	Hassan I Sabbah
		Hassan I Sabbah, called by his followers "The Old Man on the Mountain", was most probably born somewhere around the year 600 in the Gregorian calendar.
	home.swipnet.se /~w-40977/coolpeople/hassan.html

	alamut
		Hassan i Sabbah had complete control over his adepts who were willing to sacrifice themselves for him.These adepts known as Assassins, derived from Hashashin, consumer of Hashish, would infiltrate Hassan i Sabbah's enemies' ranks, where they would often rise to positions of prominence and trust, often posing as religious teachers or dervishes.
		Hassan i Sabbah was an Isma' ili da'i of Persian origin.
		Two years after Hassan's accension to the the Imamate of Alamût, he assembled all of the religious leaders of area that "to all jinn, Angels and Men", that their salvation lay in following his commands and that the religious law of Islam was abrogated.
	ismaili.net /mirrors/26_alamut/alamut.htm

	Hassan-i-Sabah - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Hassan i Sabbah X (the tenth in the line) appears as a Sufi mystic, formerly named George Washington Carver Bridge, in the Schrodinger's Cat Trilogy by Robert Anton Wilson.
		Hassan i Sabbah is also the name of a now defunct screamo band.
		Hasan i Sabbah was born Hassan Bin Ali Bin Muhammad Bin Ja'fr Bin Hussain Bin Muhammad al Sabbah al Hameeri in Re, Iran.
	www.wikipedia.org /wiki/Hassan-i-Sabah

	alamut: hassan i sabbah
		Hassan i Sabbah's followers, based out of his mountain fortress of Alamut were possibly amongst the best spies in the region, working with Christian Crusaders and any of the varied sects & nations of Islam at the time.
		Hassan i Sabbah showed his followers Heaven at Alamut; when initiates were brought to him, they were drugged and taken to a part of the mountain sculpted to resemble the Muslim ideas about Heaven.
		Hassan i Sabbah had only to tell the initiate that those who died in his service were guaranteed to return to Heaven after death.
	www.cyberartsweb.org /cpace/cpace/theory/alamut/hassan.html

	Delusions of Adequacy Reviews - Hassan I Sabbah
		Hassan I Sabbah are one of those bands that puts everything they have into their songs, and they deliver with a fresh and furious style of hardcore that is so good.
		But Hassan I Sabbah have impressed me with both their energy and their ability to mix furiously incoherent hardcore with moments of more melodic and powerful intensity.
		I can't say much for the packaging of this release or for the labeling (of which there is none).
	www.adequacy.net /reviews/h/hassanisabbah.shtml

	Philosophy Now
		Hassan was succeeded by other grand masters who, like him, used assassination as a political weapon in an attempt to impose their ideas upon Islam.
		Hassan's devoted followers were prepared to follow his orders unquestioningly, even when this would result in their own certain deaths.
		His followers were viewed as heretics by other Muslims; according to the hostile reports of their contemporaries, they ate pork and held all their women in common.
	www.philosophynow.org /archive/articles/00lewis.htm

	ins24.de www.ins24.de Hassan i Sabbah
		Hassan-i Sabbah wird in der persischen Stadt Qumm geboren und zieht später mit seiner Familie nach Rajj.
		Deren Sultan Malikschah sendet zwei Expeditionen gegen Hassan-i Sabbah aus, einen gegen Alamut, die andere gegen die Machtzentren der Ismailiten in Quhistan.
		In Ägypten gerät Hassan anscheinend in politische Schwierigkeiten, wird inhaftiert und soll deportiert werden.
	www.ins24.de /wiki-Hassan_i_Sabbah.html

	Hassan Ibn Sabbah
		Hassan Sabbah is the first to use mystery as a weapon.
		The sons of Hassan are mixed in the anonymous crowd of the faithful where their father seems to forget about them.
		Its new name (Assassins) is derived from the Arabic <> (smokers of hashish), then Hassan will have all his enemies assassinated by faithful disciples intoxicated with hashish.
	home.ca.inter.net /~giskhan/Hassan_Ibn_Sabbah.html

	WoM: Mimicry Records Label Desk
		Sabbah had only to promise that each of his subjects would return to Paradise if fortunate enough to martyr himself in his service.
		For a century, Sabbah's Hashishim — "Hash Eaters," from which we derive the word assassin — were the most feared killers in the known world.
		When his captives came to, dazed and suggestible in their psychedelic stupors, they were told they had died and entered heaven.
	www.webofmimicry.com /label.php?band=sc3

	Hassan-i Sabbah
		He also brought many colourful yarns, and of the most bizarre of all concerned Hassan-i Sabbah, the founder of the Order of Assassins (in Arabic, the word means "under the influence of hashish") who he ruled from his mysterious fortress, Alamut, high in the peaks of Afghanistan.
		The Hashisheen were an esoteric terrorist sect founded in 11th-century Persia by Hassan-i Sabbah, and the writings collected here are eerily beautiful: "I am the one near who does not depart," goes one passage.
		Hassan went into the government and rose to an important position — but was disgraced and forced to flee, evidently because of strong evidence that he had been embezzling funds.
	mysite.wanadoo-members.co.uk /_hwother/hasan.html

	Assassins
		Hassan Ben Sabbah conditioned and organized a band of fearless political killers such as had never been seen before.
		Hassan Ben Sabbah wasa dedicated member of the Ishmaili sect, which venerated the Imams, religious leaders descended from Ali,
		Hassan Sabah, or Hassan-ben-Sabah, that is, one of the descendants of Sabah, was the son of Ali, a strict Shiite of Rei, who took his name from [Hassan-ben-]Sabah Homairi.
	www.geocities.com /skews_me/assassin.html

	hassan3.html
		Yesterday a thousand years ago, Hassan i Sabbah, a Persian by birth and school-chum of Omar Khayyam, walked by accident (as if there were any accidents) into the studios of Radio Cairo to find all the cats bombed.
		And after they left school Hassan i Sabbah went back to his native town, which doesn't exist anymore; it was south of where Tehran is today, and, uh, the oldest of the three became prime minister and gave the job of court astronomer, which was a lifetime sinecure, to Omar Khayyam.
		and Hassan i Sabbah then presented himself at court and asked for an equivalent position and was given the direction of the finances.
	www.inter-zone.org /hassan3.html

	Rants, Flyers and Propaganda
		The legendary Hassan i Sabbah, also known as the Old Man of the Mountains, was the master of a vast network of hash-smoking killers -- Arabian ninjas -- secret agents of the medieval Middle East.
		The rare non-lethal maneuvers of Hassan i Sabbah's assassins and the practical jokes of the Manson Family also provide a lesson in simulated assassination.
		On occasion, Hassan i Sabbah sought to use his minions as persuasive tools rather than instruments of death.
	members.aye.net /~abrupt/house/simass.html

	hasan bin sabbah and the secret order of hashishins
		Sabbah was a noted alchemist, and a student of Sufism, so part of the initiatic curriculum for the future Hashishins involved mastering occult methods for reaching higher planes of consciousness.
		Sabbah was imprisoned in Egypt for supporting Nizar, but, as luck would have it, the prison wall collapsed and he fled to Persia.
		This infuriated Sabbah, who believed the descendant of the caliph's oldest son, Nizar, was the rightful heir to the throne.
	iranscope.ghandchi.com /Anthology/HassanSabbah.htm

	William S. Burroughs Interview
		Hassan i Sabbah was a member of the Ismailian sect.
		Q To me the highlight of the whole album is 'Last Words of Hassan Sabbah' and I think the reason for that is that William's voice as it exists is perfectly suited for what the 'Last Words of Hassan Sabbah' is about.
		Q Tell me a little about who Hassan i Sabbah is, or was, and why he became so interesting to you.
	www.brainwashed.com /axis/burroughs/wsbint01.htm

	Hasan-i Sabbah
		Sayyidna Hasan bin Sabbah upon conversing on the service to lmam said that the fortress would be of great value for the service to lmam and there on the spot a bargain of the fortress at the price of 3000 dinars was arrived at.
		Ivanow says that Sayyidna Hasan bin Sabbah was born after 440 A.H. [1] On the other hand, Dr. Bernard Lewis says that Sayyidna Hasan was born approximately by in the middle of 1100 C.E. i.e.
		Enemies of Sayyidna Hasan bin Sabbah have concocted unbelievable stories and sayings which go to show that there was nothing else behind it, save the malign intention of defaming Hasan.
	www.alamut.com /subj/ideologies/alamut/iqbal_Sabbah.html

	Eobar Garrington (Black Knight of the 12th Century, Crusades)
		Sabbah attempted to sway the Knight to his side, showing him images of King Richard buckling under pressure from Phillip, Leopold, and Conrad, giving the order to burn their prisoners.
		Sabbah formed a magical sword of flame to oppose the Knight, but was outfought and skewered by the Ebony Blade.
		Magically observing this, Sabbah sent his agent Karna to intercept the Knight to prevent him from ending the war, and to bring him to Sabbah to enslave, and so the sorcerer could study his sword.
	www.marvunapp.com /Appendix2/garringtoneobar.htm

	C r e a t i o n B o o k s: Brion Gysin Preface
		When we consider the inferential sources of Hassan i Sabbah’s thinking, we see that he has much in common with the Manichaean or Zoroastrian concept of Good and Evil, in a conflict the outcome of which is uncertain.
		Since so little is known about Hassan i Sabbah and the training his followers received at Alamout, any thought system that derives from the Old Man must be made up of suppositions.
		He speaks of Hassan i Sabbah, the Old Man of the Mountain, as one of his sources, but Hassan i Sabbah left no written teachings or doctrines.
	www.creationbooks.com /text-gysin.html

	Nova Express
		And the words of Hassan i Sabbah as also cancel.
		Cross all your skies see the silent writing of Brion Gysin Hassan i Sabbah: drew September 17, 1899 over New York.
		The great skies are open, I Hassan i Sabbah rub out the word forever.
	www.artdamage.com /wsb/nova.htm

	Hassan I Sabbah - Watching The Eyes - Last.fm
		We don't have an image for Hassan I Sabbah yet.
		Of all 775 people that have listened to songs by Hassan I Sabbah, this represents 0.4%.
		Hassan I Sabbah - Watching The Eyes - Last.fm
	www.last.fm /music/Hassan+I+Sabbah/_/Watching+The+Eyes

	Dai Kiya Buzurg Ummid
		Hassan bin-Sabbah appointed Kiya Buzurg as the Governor of the castle of Lamasar who discharged his duties honestly and most efficiently.
		He remained the Governor of Lamasar for twenty years and never left the castle even once until he was summoned to Alamut by Hassan-i-Sabbah where he was appointed as his successor.
		Juvayni writes that as soon as Hassan got established in Alamut (1090), he exerted every effort in propagating his mission amongst the villages in the vicinity of Alamut.
	ismaili.net /hero/hero19.html

	Islamic Terrorism - dKosopedia
		Founded by Hassan Sabbah, a well-educated Ismali, the assassins—a term which, in our modern lexicon, has come to stand for any successful or would-be slayer of a specific, human target—sowed fear throughout the Seljuk Empire, which stretched from India and parts of modern-day China to the Mediterranean.
		The roots of Islamic terrorism can be traced to the 11th century, during the Seljuk Dynasty.
		Similar to modern terrorist cells, the assassins set up small bands in cities throughout the empire.
	www.dkosopedia.com /index.php/Islamic_Terrorism

	Images
		Hassan I Sabbah - Newark, DE - 2000
	ian.pacihl.com /hassan-2.html

	spychiatry: heaven
		two young candidates dine with sufi master Hassan i Sabbah; the food is laced with a time-release capsule.
		i will trust Hassan i Sabbah and love him and serve him."
		"Great is Allah, and great is the wise Lord Hassan Sabbah!"
	spychiatrist.blogspot.com /2005/05/heaven.html

	HASSAN SABBAH : ENOUGH LIES !!!!!!!!
		The actual descendant of Hassan Sabbah is Karim Agha Khan, who lives in Bombay, and is the chief of the Ismaelian community.
		Hassan never attacked anybody who had not threatened himself first.
		The legend has been spread related to the affair of the templars : the templars got connected with Alamut during the crusades : both were monk warriors, and had no reason to fight : they fought together the Mongol invaders, and St Louis and the Old Man concluded an alliance against them.
	www.inter-zone.org /hassan2.html

	RELEASES
		The two HASSAN I SABBAH songs were recorded in a basement on a four track machine, and definitely capture the passion and rawness of their live show.
		Some of Hassan I Sabbah's copies had band aides on the Usurp Synapse side of the cover.
		This record was released at more than music fest 2000 in Columbus, Ohio.
	www.electrichumanproject.com /releases_files/ehp3.html

	Etymology of Assassin
		First, hashish is seldom prepared in a liquid form Hassan would drug young men with a substance which "cast them into a deep sleep" from which they could not be awakened.
		But Hassan and his followers didn't speak Arabic; they were Persians.
		This sense of the term survived into modern times with the common Egyptian usage of the term Hashasheen in the 1930s to mean simply 'noisy or riotous'.
	www.alamut.com /subj/ideologies/alamut/etymolAss.html

	Geoffrey Nunberg - time of the assassins
		The sect was founded by Hassan i-Sabbah, a Persian ascetic who ruled from a remote stronghold and was called the Old Man of the Mountain.
		And apocryphal or not, the association with hashish made Hassan i-Sabbah and the assassins a mythical touchpoint for Western artists who made a cult of intoxication.
		To demonstrate to his guests the devotion of his followers, Hassan was said to order a pair of them to throw themselves from a parapet as an after-dinner entertainment.
	www-csli.stanford.edu /~nunberg/assassins.html

	Publications
		According to some accounts, the First Grand Master of the Order of Assassins, Hassan Ben Sabbah, had a secret garden furnished with sensual delights.
		He would drugs potential assassins, bring them to the garden where they would be surrounded by scantily clad beauties who would "minister to their every need and desire." Afterwards, they'd be convinced that they had dreamt of the heaven that awaited them once they had carried out their murderous missions and been martyred in consequence.
		Assassins were recruited by the promise of paradise.
	defenddemocracy.org /publications/publications_show.htm?doc_id=200449

	Tetrica - Hakim Bey - Chaos: The Assassins
		By night Hassan-i Sabbah like a civilized wolf in a turban stretches out on a parapet above the garden & glares at the sky, conning the asterisms of heresy in the mindless cool desert air.
		As guests of the Old Man of the Mountain Hassan-i Sabbah they climb rock-cut steps to the castle.
		True, in this myth some aspirant disciples may be ordered to fling themselves off the ramparts into the black — but also true that some of them will learn to fly like sorcerers.
	davezero.home.mindspring.com /philosophy/beychaos7.html

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