Qīyām-i Ismā'īlīyah: Persian 1403

Hassan Sabah (464 lunar month - 26 Rabi al-Thani 518 lunar month) was one of the Iranians who revolted during the Seljuk period. His religion and his followers were Shia Ismaili Nazari, which is a branch of the followers of the imams, with the difference that they believed in seven imams and considered the imam to be the right of his son Ismail after Jafar Sadiq, and considered him the promised (end of time) and the last imam. Their power center was in Egypt, where the Fatimid caliphs of Egypt declared this religion official in this country. Hasan bin Ali bin Muhammad bin Jafar bin Hossein bin Muhammad Sabah Hamiri (=Hassan Sabah, who is also known in history as Sayyidna) as he himself says, had the Twelver Shia religion and belonged to the people of Ray (their relation in the chronicles to the descendants of the old kings of Hamiri South Arabia has arrived). His father took him to Imam Mawafaq School (Nishabur) to study with him. In some sources, Hasan Sabah, Omar Khayyam and Khawaja Nizam al-Molk are mentioned as three friends from elementary school. Hassan Sabah's way of eliminating opponents was to kill people directly with the death of the killer. The school of Sabah, which was also known as al-Alumites, was known as the Hashashis (Hashashin), which is the origin of Assassin in English. They were the first people who considered the goal superior to the means and allowed themselves to infiltrate the enemy's organization by pretending and tricking...