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Retrieved December 29, The Daily Telegraph. Electra Julianne Moore eventually gets her hands on the rifle and fumbles to use it, but manages to take a few shots at Bain.
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Taglines: Who lives and Who Dies? Edit Did You Know? Trivia Mel Gibson was initially interested in directing the film. He mentioned to his friend Richard Donner that it was a really great script.
Then, when Gibson got heavily involved with Braveheart , the project found its way to Donner. Goofs Rath and Bain are considered the best and second-best assassins in the business.
Yet throughout the entire film they make very little effort to be inconspicuous - for example, touching multiple things at job sites without gloves, which means fingerprints.
Being that they are the 1 and 2 assassins alive. It is hard to believe that throughout the entire movie, neither of them are seen wearing any type of glove to prevent fingerprints from being traced.
Quotes [ remarking at two police cruisers speeding by ] Miguel Bain : Ooh, they look pissed, huh? Robert Rath : They get that way when you kill four of them.
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Next was the New Line Theatre in St. Louis, Missouri in , and it was re-mounted by that company in and Roundabout Theater Company 's Broadway production was originally scheduled for but was postponed to April 22, , because the content was sensitive in light of the events of September 11, Annaleigh Ashford stood in for Mary Catherine Garrison.
Other professional productions have included a production at Crucible Theatre , Sheffield , a production which ran from January 23 to February 2, , at the Landor Theatre , London, [12] [13] [14] The South African premiere opened in December as the inaugural production of the NewSpace Theatre in Cape Town.
It was staged and directed by Michael Strassen. Assassins was produced in the season of Encores! The role of the Balladeer was switched to a female part for this production.
A poignant moment was added at the end of the final scene, where a young child walks onto the stage from the audience, retrieves a gun from the vending machine from which the main characters received their weapons at the start of the show and fires the final gunshot out into the crowd.
The producers stated the show intends to resume rehearsals in the coming months. The three versions original, London and Broadway were not identical, as roles were combined, and the song "Something Just Broke" was new to the London production.
The current licensed version of the musical reflects the Broadway revival. Although the script does not combine The Balladeer and Oswald into a single role, many productions have followed the revival in doing so.
This synopsis reflects the current licensed version of the show. The published script of the Off-Broadway production is slightly different.
The show opens in a fairground shooting gallery where, amid flashing lights, human figures trundle past on a conveyor belt. John Wilkes Booth enters last and the Proprietor introduces him to the others as their pioneer before he begins distributing ammunition.
The assassins take aim as " Hail to the Chief " heralds Abraham Lincoln 's offstage arrival. Booth excuses himself, a shot rings out and Booth shouts, " Sic semper tyrannis!
The scene changes to Richard H. Garrett's barn in Booth, mudstained and with a broken leg, is attempting to write his reasons for killing Lincoln in his diary but cannot hold the pen.
He forces his associate David Herold to write for him at gunpoint. As Booth dictates, blaming Lincoln for the Civil War and for destroying the South, the Balladeer interjects that Booth's motives really had more to do with his personal problems.
When a Union soldier calls for Booth's surrender, Herold abandons him and surrenders. In desperation, Booth throws the Balladeer his diary so that he can tell his story to the world.
The Balladeer reads out Booth's justifications, and Booth laments that the act for which he has given up his life will not be enough to heal the country.
As the Union soldiers set fire to the barn, Booth commits suicide, and the Balladeer concludes that Booth was a madman whose treacherous legacy only served as inspiration for other madmen like him to damage the country.
The Balladeer rips Booth's rationale from his diary and burns the pages. The Assassins gather in a bar. Guiteau toasts to the Presidency of the United States, speaking of his ambition to become Ambassador to France.
Hinckley accidentally breaks a bottle, and Czolgosz flies into a rage, describing the horrors he sees in the bottle factory he works in, and how many men die or are injured just to make a bottle like the one Hinckley has just broken.
Guiteau jokingly tells Czolgosz to find another job, and the two begin to argue about the American Dream, with Guiteau defending America and Czolgosz dismissing the "land of opportunity" as a lie.
Czolgosz becomes enraged and grabs a bottle, barely stopping himself from throwing it across the room. Booth urges Czolgosz to take control of his fate by breaking a bottle himself, but Czolgosz cannot.
Zangara complains about his stomach pains, and Booth suggests fixing them by shooting Franklin D. A radio broadcast, narrated by the Proprietor, describes Zangara's failed attempt to assassinate Roosevelt.
Five Bystanders are interviewed in turn, telling the audience their personal versions of the event; each is convinced that he or she personally saved the President "How I Saved Roosevelt".
From an electric chair, Zangara sings his refusal to be afraid and that he hadn't cared whom he killed as long as it was one of the men who control the money.
Peeved that as an "American Nothing" he has no photographers at his execution, Zangara is electrocuted as the Bystanders preen for the cameras.
American anarchist leader Emma Goldman gives a lecture from offstage as Leon Czolgosz listens, enraptured. He introduces himself to her and declares his love, but she tells him to redirect his passion to the fight for social justice.
She gives him a leaflet that she tells him contains an idea that is "not mine alone, but mine". As she prepares to leave, Czolgosz offers to carry her bag, to which Goldman protests by saying, "They make us servants, Leon.
Fromme speaks of the apocalyptic preachings of mass murderer Charles Manson , remembering how they met and declaring herself his lover and slave.
They connect over their shared hatred of their fathers, and using Colonel Sanders as a graven image , they give the bucket of chicken the evil eye and then shoot it to pieces while laughing hysterically.
Moore realizes that she had known Manson in high school, and the scene ends as the women scream in delight over their memories of the charismatic killer.
His forces were nearly destroyed at Jabal Bahra. Kayqubad I requested clarification from Hassan III who informed him that the monies had indeed been assigned to Syria.
Hassan III died in , likely from poisoning. Because of his age, Hassan's vizier served as regent to the young Imam, and put Hassan's wives and sister to death for the suspected poisoning.
His attempts to accommodate the advancing Mongols failed. The next year, the once and future king sent envoys to Majd ad-Din with significant gifts for the imam to ensure his safe passage.
Khwarezm had collapsed under the Mongols, but many of the Kwarezmians still operated as mercenaries in northern Iraq. Under the pretense that the road to Alamut was unsafe due to these mercenaries, Majd ad-Din kept the gifts for himself, and provided the safe passage.
In the end, Frederick did not complete that trip to the Holy Land due to illness, being excommunicated in The Knights Hospitaller were not as accommodating as Alamut, demanding their share of the tribute.
When Majd ad-Din refused, the Hospitallers attacked and carried off the lions' share of the booty. At this point, the Assassins were an integral part of Syrian politics.
The Frankish Crusaders were soundly defeated by Abu Futuh Baibars , then a commander in the Egyptian army, at the battle of al-Mansurah in One of the captives with Louis was Jean de Joinville [82] , biographer of the king, who reported the interaction of the monarch with the Assassins.
Later the king's Arabic interpreter Yves the Breton met personally with Radi ad-Din and discussed the respective beliefs.
Afterwards, the chief da'i went riding, with his valet proclaiming: "Make way before him who bears the death of kings in his hands!
The Egyptian victory at al-Mansurah led to the establishment of the Mamluk dynasty in Egypt. Najm ad-Din later became chief da'i of the Assassins in Syria, the last to be associated with Alamut.
The Assassins were eradicated by the Mongol Empire during the well-documented invasion of Khwarazm. A decree was handed over to the Mongol commander Kitbuqa who began to assault several Assassin fortresses in before Hulagu's advance in , seizing Alamut late that year.
Lambsar fell in , Masyaf in The Assassins recaptured and held Alamut for a few months in , but they were crushed and their political power was lost forever.
Rukn al-Din Khurshah was put to death shortly thereafter. Baibars entered into a truce with the Hospitallers in and stipulated that the tribute paid by the Assassins be halted.
The tribute once paid to the Franks was to come instead to Cairo. The Syrian branch of the Assassins was taken over by Baibars by , recognizing the threat of an independent force with his sultanate.
Sarim was soon deposed and sent as a prisoner to Cairo, and Najm ad-Din was restored at chief da'i at Masyaf. HIs son Shams ad-Din joined him in service, but owing a tribute to the sultan.
The next year, in the midst of the siege of Tripoli , two Assassins were sent by Bohemond VI of Antioch , then count of Tripoli, to murder his attacker Baibars.
Shams ad-Din was arrested in the plot, but released when his father argued his case. The Isma'ili leaders eventually implicated and agreed to surrender their castles and live at Baibars' court.
Later in the year, Shams ad-Din surrendered and was deported to Egypt. Qala'at al-Khawabi fell that year and the within two years Gerdkuh , and all of the Assassin fortresses were held by the sultan.
With the Assassins under his control, Baibars was able to use them to counter the forces arriving in the Ninth Crusade.
The last known victim of the Assassins was Philip of Montfort , lord of Tyre, long an enemy of Baibars. Philip helped negotiate the truce following the capture of Damietta by Louis IX and had lost the castle at Toron to Baibars in Despite his advanced age, Philip was murdered by Baibars' Assassins in The last of the Assassin strongholds was al-Kahf in The Mamluks continued to use the services of the remaining Assassins and the 14th-century scholar ibn Battuta reported their fixed rate of pay per murder, with his children getting the fee if the Assassin did not survive the attack.
There are, nevertheless, no recorded instances of Assassin activity after the later 13th century. They unremarkably settled near Salamiyah , with a still-large Isma'ili population that recognizes the Aga Khan as their Imam.
The word "asas" in Arabic means principle. Originally referring to the methods of political control exercised by the Assasiyuun, one can see how it became "assassin" in several languages to describe similar activities anywhere.
The Assassins were finally linked by the 19th-century orientalist Silvestre de Sacy to the Arabic word hashish using their variant names assassin and assissini in the 19th century.
Citing the example of one of the first written applications of the Arabic term hashish to the Ismailis by 13th-century historian Abu Shama, de Sacy demonstrated its connection to the name given to the Ismailis throughout Western scholarship.
This label was quickly adopted by anti-Isma'ili historians and applied to the Isma'ilis of Syria and Persia. The spread of the term was further facilitated through military encounters between the Nizaris and the Crusaders, whose chroniclers adopted the term and disseminated it across Europe.
During the medieval period, Western scholarship on the Isma'ilis contributed to the popular view of the community as a radical sect of assassins, believed to be trained for the precise murder of their adversaries.
By the 14th century, European scholarship on the topic had not advanced much beyond the work and tales from the Crusaders. While he assembled the accounts of many Western travellers, the author failed to explain the etymology of the term Assassin.
Many scholars have argued, and demonstrated convincingly, that the attribution of the epithet "hashish eaters" or "hashish takers" is a misnomer derived from enemies of the Isma'ilis and was never used by Muslim chroniclers or sources.
It was therefore used in a pejorative sense of "enemies" or "disreputable people". This sense of the term survived into modern times with the common Egyptian usage of the term Hashasheen in the s to mean simply "noisy or riotous".
It is unlikely that the austere Hassan-i Sabbah indulged personally in drug taking The name "Assassin" is often said to derive from the Arabic word Hashishin or "users of hashish", [6] which was originally applied to the Nizari Isma'ilis by the rival Mustali Isma'ilis during the fall of the Isma'ili Fatimid Empire and the separation of the two Isma'ili streams.
Modern versions of this word include Mahashish used in the same derogatory sense, albeit less offensive nowadays, as the use of the substance is more widespread.
Idries Shah , a Sufi scholar using Arkon Daraul as a pen name, described them as 'druggers' that used hashish "in stupefying candidates for the ephemeral visit to paradise ".
The Sunni Muslims also used the term mulhid to refer to the Assassins, which is also recorded by the traveller and Franciscan William of Rubruck as mulidet.
In pursuit of their religious and political goals, the Isma'ilis adopted various military strategies popular in the Middle Ages.
One such method was that of assassination, the selective elimination of prominent rival figures. The murders of political adversaries were usually carried out in public spaces, creating resounding intimidation for other possible enemies.
The assassinations were committed against those whose elimination would most greatly reduce aggression against the Ismailis and, in particular, against those who had perpetrated massacres against the community.
A single assassination was usually employed in contrast with the widespread bloodshed which generally resulted from factional combat.
Assassins are also said to be have been adept in furusiyya , or the Islamic warrior code, where they were trained in combat, disguises, and equestrianism.
For about two centuries, the Assassins specialized in assassinating their religious and political enemies. While the Seljuks and Crusaders both employed murder as a military means of disposing of factional enemies, during the Alamut period almost any murder of political significance in the Islamic lands was attributed to the Isma'ilis.
The military approach of the Nizari Isma'ili state was largely a defensive one, with strategically chosen sites that appeared to avoid confrontation wherever possible without the loss of life.
Alamut Castle therefore was only one of a nexus of strongholds throughout the regions where Isma'ilis could retreat to safety if necessary.
West of Alamut in the Shahrud Valley, the major fortress of Lambsar served as just one example of such a retreat.
The notion of the dar al-hijra originates from the time of Muhammad , who migrated with his followers from persecution to a safe haven in Yathrib Medina.
From to , attacks and sieges were made on the fortresses, conducted by combined forces of the Seljuks Barkiyaruq and Ahmad Sanjar.
Although with the cost of lives and the capture and execution of Assassin da'i Ahmad ibn Attash, the Assassins managed to hold their ground and repel the attacks until the Mongol invasion.
Marco Polo recounts the following method how the Hashashin were recruited for jihad and assassinations on behalf of their master in Alamut:. In a beautiful valley enclosed between two lofty mountains, he had formed a luxurious garden, stored with every delicious fruit and every fragrant shrub that could be procured.
Palaces of various sizes and forms were erected in different parts of the grounds, ornamented with works in gold, with paintings, and with furniture of rich silks.
By means of small conduits contrived in these buildings, streams of wine, milk, honey, and some of pure water, were seen to flow in every direction.
The inhabitants of these palaces were elegant and beautiful damsels, accomplished in the arts of singing, playing upon all sorts of musical instruments, dancing, and especially those of dalliance and amorous allurement.
Clothed in rich dresses they were seen continually sporting and amusing themselves in the garden and pavilions, their female guardians being confined within doors and never suffered to appear.
The object which the chief had in view in forming a garden of this fascinating kind, was this: that Mahomet having promised to those who should obey his will the enjoyments of Paradise, where every species of sensual gratification should be found, in the society of beautiful nymphs, he was desirous of its being understood by his followers that he also was a prophet and the compeer of Mahomet, and had the power of admitting to Paradise such as he should choose to favour.
In order that none without his licence might find their way into this delicious valley, he caused a strong and inexpugnable castle to be erected at the opening of it, through which the entry was by a secret passage.
At his court, likewise, this chief entertained a number of youths, from the age of twelve to twenty years, selected from the inhabitants of the surrounding mountains, who showed a disposition for martial exercises, and appeared to possess the quality of daring courage.
To them he was in the daily practice of discoursing on the subject of the paradise announced by the prophet, and of his own power of granting admission; and at certain times he caused opium to be administered to ten or a dozen of the youths; and when half dead with sleep he had them conveyed to the several apartments of the palaces in the garden.
Upon awakening from this state of lethargy, their senses were struck with all the delightful objects that have been described, and each perceived himself surrounded by lovely damsels, singing, playing, and attracting his regards by the most fascinating caresses, serving him also with delicate viands and exquisite wines; until intoxicated with excess of enjoyment amidst actual rivulets of milk and wine, he believed himself assuredly in Paradise, and felt an unwillingness to relinquish its delights.
When four or five days had thus been passed, they were thrown once more into a state of somnolency, and carried out of the garden.
For the most part, the Assassins maintained full control over these fortresses until — when the Mamluk sultan Baibars annexed them.
Most were dismantled afterwards, while those at Masyaf and Ulayqa were later rebuilt. Their subjection and obedience to him [Old Man of the Mountain] is such that they regard nothing as too harsh or difficult and eagerly undertake even the most dangerous tasks at his command.
The legends of the Assassins had much to do with the training and instruction of Nizari fida'is , famed for their public missions during which they often gave their lives to eliminate adversaries.
Historians have contributed to the tales of fida'is being fed with hashish as part of their training. It is unknown how Hassan-i-Sabbah was able to get the Assassins to perform with such fervent loyalty.
One theory, possibly the best known but also the most criticized, comes from the reports of Marco Polo during his travels to the Orient.
He recounts a story he heard of a man who would drug his young followers with hashish, lead them to a "paradise", and then claim that only he had the means to allow for their return.
Perceiving that Sabbah was either a prophet or magician, his disciples, believing that only he could return them to "paradise", were fully committed to his cause and willing to carry out his every request.
The tales of the fida'is ' training collected from anti-Ismaili historians and orientalist writers were compounded and compiled in Marco Polo's account, in which he described a "secret garden of paradise".
Here, they were told by an "old" man that they were witnessing their place in Paradise and that should they wish to return to this garden permanently, they must serve the Nizari cause.
Until the s, von Hammer's retelling of the Assassin legends served as the standard account of the Nizaris across Europe.
Another one of Hassan's recorded methods includes causing the Assassins to be vilified by their contemporaries. One story goes that Hassan al-Sabah set up a trick to make it appear as if he had decapitated one of his Assassins and the "dead" Assassin's head lay at the foot of his throne.
It was actually one of his men buried up to his neck covered with blood. He invited his Assassin to speak to it.
He said that he used special powers to allow it to communicate. The supposed talking head would tell the Assassin about paradise after death if they gave all their hearts to the cause.
After the trick was played, Hassan had the man killed and his head placed on a stake in order to cement the deception. The count claimed to have the most powerful army and at any moment he claimed he could defeat the Hashshashin, because his army was 10 times larger.
Rashid replied that his army was instead the most powerful, and to prove it he told one of his men to jump off from the top of the castle in which they were staying.
The man did. Surprised, the count immediately recognized that Rashid's army was indeed the strongest, because it did everything at his command, and Rashid further gained the count's respect.
The Ismaili were part of the Durbar of the Moghul Empire , with high-ranking members of their community called Khoja.
Their community including the other communities of the Muslims of South Asia had become leaderless after the year when the Mughal Empire was abolished.
The Ismaili began settling in Bombay when the British Raj had established itself. Modern works on the Nizaris have elucidated their history and, in doing so, dispelled popular histories from the past as mere legends.
Cataloguing a number of Ismaili texts, Ivanov provided the ground for great strides in modern Isma'ili scholarship.
Ismaili leaders would later support the cause of Pakistan during the partition and have a considerable presence in that country. In recent years, Peter Willey has provided interesting evidence that goes against the Assassin folklore of earlier scholars.
Drawing on its established esoteric doctrine, Willey asserts that the Ismaili understanding of Paradise is a deeply symbolic one.
While the Qur'anic description of Heaven includes natural imagery, Willey argues that no Nizari fida'i would seriously believe that he was witnessing Paradise simply by awakening in a beauteous garden.
Furthermore, Willey points out that a courtier of Hulagu Khan , Juvayni , surveyed the Alamut castle just before the Mongol invasion.
In his reports about the fortress, there are elaborate descriptions of sophisticated storage facilities and the famous Alamut library.
However, even this anti-Ismaili historian makes no mention of the gardens on the Alamut grounds. Having not once mentioned such gardens, Willey concludes that there is no sound evidence in favour of these legends.
However, following the establishment of the Christian Kingdom of Hungary , their community was vanquished by the end of the 13th century due to the Inquisitions ordered by the Catholic Church during the reign of Coloman, King of Hungary.
It is said that the Assassins are the ancestors of those given the surname Hajaly, derived from the word "hajal", a rare species of bird found in the mountains of Syria near Masyaf.
The hajal bird was often used as a symbol of the Assassin's order.
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She later gives it to Rath Sylvester Stallone who disables it by removing the bolt. Why a bank guard needs a suppressed submachine gun is never explained.
Jump to: navigation , search. Namespaces Page Discussion. Views Read View source View history. Action Comedy Crime. Directors: Andrey Konchalovskiy, Albert Magnoli.
Cliffhanger Action Adventure Thriller. Daylight Action Adventure Drama. Lock Up Action Crime Drama. Cobra Action Crime Thriller.
Over the Top Action Drama Sport. Edit Storyline Robert Rath is a seasoned hitman who just wants out of the business with no back talk. Taglines: Who lives and Who Dies?
Edit Did You Know? Trivia Mel Gibson was initially interested in directing the film. He mentioned to his friend Richard Donner that it was a really great script.
Then, when Gibson got heavily involved with Braveheart , the project found its way to Donner. Goofs Rath and Bain are considered the best and second-best assassins in the business.
Yet throughout the entire film they make very little effort to be inconspicuous - for example, touching multiple things at job sites without gloves, which means fingerprints.
Being that they are the 1 and 2 assassins alive. It is hard to believe that throughout the entire movie, neither of them are seen wearing any type of glove to prevent fingerprints from being traced.
Quotes [ remarking at two police cruisers speeding by ] Miguel Bain : Ooh, they look pissed, huh? Robert Rath : They get that way when you kill four of them.
Was this review helpful to you? Yes No Report this. The 2nd one 2m45 is clearly for this film, involving Stallone and Banderas. However, the 1st one 2m12 clearly has a different plot and actors, despite being named for "Assassins ".
I have searched IMDB for any similarly-named movie at that date, without luck. Can anyone tell me the actual name of that film many films have different names in different countries?
Deine E-Mail-Adresse wird nicht veröffentlicht. Assassins - Die Killer. Seine tödliche Branche wurde einst von.
Steve Kahan. Bilderstrecke starten 23 Bilder. Die Computerspezialistin und offensichtliche Katzenliebhaberin, von der es keine Bilder gibt und die nur unter dem Namen Electra bekannt ist, soll er ebenfalls töten.
Mehr anzeigen. Abgerufen am 3. With the Assassins under his control, Baibars was able to use them to counter the forces arriving in the Ninth Crusade.
The last known victim of the Assassins was Philip of Montfort , lord of Tyre, long an enemy of Baibars.
Philip helped negotiate the truce following the capture of Damietta by Louis IX and had lost the castle at Toron to Baibars in Despite his advanced age, Philip was murdered by Baibars' Assassins in The last of the Assassin strongholds was al-Kahf in The Mamluks continued to use the services of the remaining Assassins and the 14th-century scholar ibn Battuta reported their fixed rate of pay per murder, with his children getting the fee if the Assassin did not survive the attack.
There are, nevertheless, no recorded instances of Assassin activity after the later 13th century. They unremarkably settled near Salamiyah , with a still-large Isma'ili population that recognizes the Aga Khan as their Imam.
The word "asas" in Arabic means principle. Originally referring to the methods of political control exercised by the Assasiyuun, one can see how it became "assassin" in several languages to describe similar activities anywhere.
The Assassins were finally linked by the 19th-century orientalist Silvestre de Sacy to the Arabic word hashish using their variant names assassin and assissini in the 19th century.
Citing the example of one of the first written applications of the Arabic term hashish to the Ismailis by 13th-century historian Abu Shama, de Sacy demonstrated its connection to the name given to the Ismailis throughout Western scholarship.
This label was quickly adopted by anti-Isma'ili historians and applied to the Isma'ilis of Syria and Persia.
The spread of the term was further facilitated through military encounters between the Nizaris and the Crusaders, whose chroniclers adopted the term and disseminated it across Europe.
During the medieval period, Western scholarship on the Isma'ilis contributed to the popular view of the community as a radical sect of assassins, believed to be trained for the precise murder of their adversaries.
By the 14th century, European scholarship on the topic had not advanced much beyond the work and tales from the Crusaders. While he assembled the accounts of many Western travellers, the author failed to explain the etymology of the term Assassin.
Many scholars have argued, and demonstrated convincingly, that the attribution of the epithet "hashish eaters" or "hashish takers" is a misnomer derived from enemies of the Isma'ilis and was never used by Muslim chroniclers or sources.
It was therefore used in a pejorative sense of "enemies" or "disreputable people". This sense of the term survived into modern times with the common Egyptian usage of the term Hashasheen in the s to mean simply "noisy or riotous".
It is unlikely that the austere Hassan-i Sabbah indulged personally in drug taking The name "Assassin" is often said to derive from the Arabic word Hashishin or "users of hashish", [6] which was originally applied to the Nizari Isma'ilis by the rival Mustali Isma'ilis during the fall of the Isma'ili Fatimid Empire and the separation of the two Isma'ili streams.
Modern versions of this word include Mahashish used in the same derogatory sense, albeit less offensive nowadays, as the use of the substance is more widespread.
Idries Shah , a Sufi scholar using Arkon Daraul as a pen name, described them as 'druggers' that used hashish "in stupefying candidates for the ephemeral visit to paradise ".
The Sunni Muslims also used the term mulhid to refer to the Assassins, which is also recorded by the traveller and Franciscan William of Rubruck as mulidet.
In pursuit of their religious and political goals, the Isma'ilis adopted various military strategies popular in the Middle Ages. One such method was that of assassination, the selective elimination of prominent rival figures.
The murders of political adversaries were usually carried out in public spaces, creating resounding intimidation for other possible enemies. The assassinations were committed against those whose elimination would most greatly reduce aggression against the Ismailis and, in particular, against those who had perpetrated massacres against the community.
A single assassination was usually employed in contrast with the widespread bloodshed which generally resulted from factional combat.
Assassins are also said to be have been adept in furusiyya , or the Islamic warrior code, where they were trained in combat, disguises, and equestrianism.
For about two centuries, the Assassins specialized in assassinating their religious and political enemies. While the Seljuks and Crusaders both employed murder as a military means of disposing of factional enemies, during the Alamut period almost any murder of political significance in the Islamic lands was attributed to the Isma'ilis.
The military approach of the Nizari Isma'ili state was largely a defensive one, with strategically chosen sites that appeared to avoid confrontation wherever possible without the loss of life.
Alamut Castle therefore was only one of a nexus of strongholds throughout the regions where Isma'ilis could retreat to safety if necessary.
West of Alamut in the Shahrud Valley, the major fortress of Lambsar served as just one example of such a retreat.
The notion of the dar al-hijra originates from the time of Muhammad , who migrated with his followers from persecution to a safe haven in Yathrib Medina.
From to , attacks and sieges were made on the fortresses, conducted by combined forces of the Seljuks Barkiyaruq and Ahmad Sanjar.
Although with the cost of lives and the capture and execution of Assassin da'i Ahmad ibn Attash, the Assassins managed to hold their ground and repel the attacks until the Mongol invasion.
Marco Polo recounts the following method how the Hashashin were recruited for jihad and assassinations on behalf of their master in Alamut:.
In a beautiful valley enclosed between two lofty mountains, he had formed a luxurious garden, stored with every delicious fruit and every fragrant shrub that could be procured.
Palaces of various sizes and forms were erected in different parts of the grounds, ornamented with works in gold, with paintings, and with furniture of rich silks.
By means of small conduits contrived in these buildings, streams of wine, milk, honey, and some of pure water, were seen to flow in every direction.
The inhabitants of these palaces were elegant and beautiful damsels, accomplished in the arts of singing, playing upon all sorts of musical instruments, dancing, and especially those of dalliance and amorous allurement.
Clothed in rich dresses they were seen continually sporting and amusing themselves in the garden and pavilions, their female guardians being confined within doors and never suffered to appear.
The object which the chief had in view in forming a garden of this fascinating kind, was this: that Mahomet having promised to those who should obey his will the enjoyments of Paradise, where every species of sensual gratification should be found, in the society of beautiful nymphs, he was desirous of its being understood by his followers that he also was a prophet and the compeer of Mahomet, and had the power of admitting to Paradise such as he should choose to favour.
In order that none without his licence might find their way into this delicious valley, he caused a strong and inexpugnable castle to be erected at the opening of it, through which the entry was by a secret passage.
At his court, likewise, this chief entertained a number of youths, from the age of twelve to twenty years, selected from the inhabitants of the surrounding mountains, who showed a disposition for martial exercises, and appeared to possess the quality of daring courage.
To them he was in the daily practice of discoursing on the subject of the paradise announced by the prophet, and of his own power of granting admission; and at certain times he caused opium to be administered to ten or a dozen of the youths; and when half dead with sleep he had them conveyed to the several apartments of the palaces in the garden.
Upon awakening from this state of lethargy, their senses were struck with all the delightful objects that have been described, and each perceived himself surrounded by lovely damsels, singing, playing, and attracting his regards by the most fascinating caresses, serving him also with delicate viands and exquisite wines; until intoxicated with excess of enjoyment amidst actual rivulets of milk and wine, he believed himself assuredly in Paradise, and felt an unwillingness to relinquish its delights.
When four or five days had thus been passed, they were thrown once more into a state of somnolency, and carried out of the garden.
For the most part, the Assassins maintained full control over these fortresses until — when the Mamluk sultan Baibars annexed them. Most were dismantled afterwards, while those at Masyaf and Ulayqa were later rebuilt.
Their subjection and obedience to him [Old Man of the Mountain] is such that they regard nothing as too harsh or difficult and eagerly undertake even the most dangerous tasks at his command.
The legends of the Assassins had much to do with the training and instruction of Nizari fida'is , famed for their public missions during which they often gave their lives to eliminate adversaries.
Historians have contributed to the tales of fida'is being fed with hashish as part of their training. It is unknown how Hassan-i-Sabbah was able to get the Assassins to perform with such fervent loyalty.
One theory, possibly the best known but also the most criticized, comes from the reports of Marco Polo during his travels to the Orient.
He recounts a story he heard of a man who would drug his young followers with hashish, lead them to a "paradise", and then claim that only he had the means to allow for their return.
Perceiving that Sabbah was either a prophet or magician, his disciples, believing that only he could return them to "paradise", were fully committed to his cause and willing to carry out his every request.
The tales of the fida'is ' training collected from anti-Ismaili historians and orientalist writers were compounded and compiled in Marco Polo's account, in which he described a "secret garden of paradise".
Here, they were told by an "old" man that they were witnessing their place in Paradise and that should they wish to return to this garden permanently, they must serve the Nizari cause.
Until the s, von Hammer's retelling of the Assassin legends served as the standard account of the Nizaris across Europe.
Another one of Hassan's recorded methods includes causing the Assassins to be vilified by their contemporaries. One story goes that Hassan al-Sabah set up a trick to make it appear as if he had decapitated one of his Assassins and the "dead" Assassin's head lay at the foot of his throne.
It was actually one of his men buried up to his neck covered with blood. He invited his Assassin to speak to it. He said that he used special powers to allow it to communicate.
The supposed talking head would tell the Assassin about paradise after death if they gave all their hearts to the cause. After the trick was played, Hassan had the man killed and his head placed on a stake in order to cement the deception.
The count claimed to have the most powerful army and at any moment he claimed he could defeat the Hashshashin, because his army was 10 times larger.
Rashid replied that his army was instead the most powerful, and to prove it he told one of his men to jump off from the top of the castle in which they were staying.
The man did. Surprised, the count immediately recognized that Rashid's army was indeed the strongest, because it did everything at his command, and Rashid further gained the count's respect.
The Ismaili were part of the Durbar of the Moghul Empire , with high-ranking members of their community called Khoja.
Their community including the other communities of the Muslims of South Asia had become leaderless after the year when the Mughal Empire was abolished.
The Ismaili began settling in Bombay when the British Raj had established itself. Modern works on the Nizaris have elucidated their history and, in doing so, dispelled popular histories from the past as mere legends.
Cataloguing a number of Ismaili texts, Ivanov provided the ground for great strides in modern Isma'ili scholarship. Ismaili leaders would later support the cause of Pakistan during the partition and have a considerable presence in that country.
In recent years, Peter Willey has provided interesting evidence that goes against the Assassin folklore of earlier scholars.
Drawing on its established esoteric doctrine, Willey asserts that the Ismaili understanding of Paradise is a deeply symbolic one.
While the Qur'anic description of Heaven includes natural imagery, Willey argues that no Nizari fida'i would seriously believe that he was witnessing Paradise simply by awakening in a beauteous garden.
Furthermore, Willey points out that a courtier of Hulagu Khan , Juvayni , surveyed the Alamut castle just before the Mongol invasion.
In his reports about the fortress, there are elaborate descriptions of sophisticated storage facilities and the famous Alamut library. However, even this anti-Ismaili historian makes no mention of the gardens on the Alamut grounds.
Having not once mentioned such gardens, Willey concludes that there is no sound evidence in favour of these legends.
However, following the establishment of the Christian Kingdom of Hungary , their community was vanquished by the end of the 13th century due to the Inquisitions ordered by the Catholic Church during the reign of Coloman, King of Hungary.
It is said that the Assassins are the ancestors of those given the surname Hajaly, derived from the word "hajal", a rare species of bird found in the mountains of Syria near Masyaf.
The hajal bird was often used as a symbol of the Assassin's order. The Assassins were part of Medieval culture, and they were either demonized or romanticized.
The Hashashin appeared frequently in the art and literature of the Middle Ages, sometimes illustrated as one of the knight's archenemies and as a quintessential villain during the crusades.
The word Assassin, in variant forms, had already passed into European usage in this general sense as a term for a hired professional murderer. The Italian chronicler Giovanni Villani , who died in , tells how the lord of Lucca sent 'his assassins' i suoi assassini to Pisa to kill a troublesome enemy there.
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Play the game. We do not make servants of each other. Fromme and Moore meet on a park bench and share a joint.
Czolgosz reflects on how many men die in the mines, the steel mills and the factories just to make a gun. Booth, Guiteau and Moore enter one by one and join him in a barbershop quartet in which they honor a single gun's power to change the world "The Gun Song".
Czolgosz decides his gun will claim one more victim: the President. Samuel Byck sits on a park bench in a dirty Santa suit with a picket sign and a shopping bag.
He talks into a tape recorder, preparing a message to Leonard Bernstein telling Bernstein he can save the world by writing more love songs, and explaining that he is going to change things by crashing a into the White House and killing Richard Nixon.
Then he accuses Bernstein of ignoring him, just like the other celebrities he has recorded tapes for, such as Hank Aaron and Jonas Salk.
After flying into an expletive-laden rage, Byck stands up on the bench and angrily sings the chorus to West Side Story ' s song " America " before storming offstage.
John Hinckley sits in his rumpus room , aimlessly playing a guitar. Lynette Fromme enters and tries to convince him to play her a song asking for " Helter Skelter " , but he refuses.
Fromme notices a picture of Jodie Foster , who Hinckley claims is his girlfriend. When Fromme realizes the picture is a publicity photo from a film, she pulls out a picture of Charles Manson and mocks Hinckley for being in love with a woman he's never met, which makes him throw her out in a fit of rage.
Alone, he swears that he will win Foster's love "with one brave, historic act" and sings a love song to her while Fromme individually does the same to Manson "Unworthy of Your Love".
An image of Ronald Reagan appears on a wall in the back of the stage, and an enraged Hinckley shoots it over and over again, but the picture keeps reappearing.
The Proprietor mocks Hinckley by quoting Reagan's famous quips about the assassination as Hinckley fires and fires, missing each time.
Back at the Proprietor's shooting range, Charles Guiteau flirts with Sara Jane Moore while giving her marksmanship tips before trying to kiss her.
When she rebuffs him, he becomes suddenly enraged and attempts to attack her. Her gun goes off in his ear, and he backs off, angrily proclaiming that he is extraordinary and will be the next Ambassador to France.
The scene changes to a train station, where Guiteau goes to meet James Garfield. He asks to be made Ambassador to France, but Garfield mockingly refuses, prompting Guiteau to shoot him.
Guiteau is arrested and sent to the gallows, where he recites a poem he wrote that morning titled " I am Going to the Lordy ". When Guiteau finishes, the Balladeer enters and sings about Guiteau's trial and sentencing while Guiteau merrily cakewalks up to the noose, getting more and more desperately optimistic with each verse.
Guiteau sings along with the Balladeer about Guiteau's optimism before he is finally hanged "The Ballad of Guiteau".
Moore has brought along her nine-year-old son and her dog which she accidentally shoots , which causes an argument between the two women, who briefly turn on each other.
Moore accidentally spills her gun's bullets just as President Ford enters the stage. Not recognizing him at first, the two women allow him to help them, but upon discovering who he is, Fromme tries to shoot him, but her gun jams.
Having no other resource left, Moore tries to throw her bullets at Ford, shouting "bang" as she does so. Samuel Byck is driving to the airport to hijack a plane, which he plans to crash into the White House.
Growing completely unhinged, he records a message addressed to Richard Nixon , complaining about contemporary American life, how the American public is constantly lied to, and announces that killing him is the only solution.
The assassins congregate in the Proprietor's shooting range once again and enumerate their reasons for taking action.
Led by Byck, they lament that they haven't gotten the rewards they were "promised". The Balladeer tells them that their actions didn't solve their problems or the country's and that if they want their prizes they must follow the American Dream.
The assassins realize that they will never get their prizes, that no one will ever care if they live or die, and briefly sink into absolute desperation until Byck and the Proprietor lead them in "Another National Anthem," a song for all Americans dispossessed by the dream.
The Balladeer attempts to convince them to be optimistic and seek other ways to be happy, but the Anthem grows louder and louder until the assassins force the Balladeer offstage in the revival and many productions that followed, the Assassins all surround the Balladeer, transforming him into Lee Harvey Oswald.
The scene changes to the sixth floor of the Texas School Book Depository. The ghosts of John Wilkes Booth , Leon Czolgosz , Charles Guiteau , and the other "would be" assassins including John Hinckley , Giuseppe Zangara , Samuel Byck , Lynette "Squeaky" Fromme , and Sara Jane Moore , appear before a suicidally depressed Lee Harvey Oswald , and convince him that the only way for him to truly connect with his country is to share his pain and disillusionment with it.
Booth tells Oswald that by joining them he will finally make a difference, but Oswald refuses. Booth tells him that in the future, when Hinckley's room is searched, Oswald's biographies will be found.
Booth tells Oswald that the key to the future is in his hands. Oswald tries to leave, but Zangara addresses him passionately in Italian, his words translated by the other assassins, imploring him to act so their own acts can come alive again.
They tell him that he has the power to cause worldwide grief and inspire global passion about himself, a man the world has never cared or heard about.
Calling themselves his family, the assassins sing, imploring Oswald to act. He crouches at the window and shoots "November 22, ".
After the assassinations, a group of citizens recount what they were doing when they heard that the President had been killed and lament that even though only a single man died, the nation has changed forever "Something Just Broke".
The assassins regroup once more at the shooting range, now with Oswald among their ranks, and they proudly restate their motto, "Everybody's got the right to be happy," before loading their guns and opening fire on the audience "Everybody's Got the Right Reprise ".
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